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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
2
Bulletin from the Guaranty Trust Company notes a substantial upturn in business without monetary manipulation. Roosevelt signals inflation powers only if needed, as factory payrolls and employment rise and bank conditions improve, suggesting momentum toward a brighter future.
The piece argues for a large postwar public works program to provide jobs but notes the public opposes higher taxes. It warns that wealthier citizens face tax burdens and tax-exempt bonds may shift costs to others. It concludes debt implies higher future taxes unless expenditures add lasting national value.
Reported escape by 11 convicts at the Lansing Kansas state penitentiary shows jail security concerns. The breakout involved firearms smuggling to inmates and highlights the risks of allowing contact with outsiders and weapons in a prison.
A Haferstown plant sees workers debate ladder superstition as a ladder remains for days. Some avoid the ladder while others walk around it, mixing humor with caution. In Chestertown Kent County army worms dig two foot trenches to trap them, harming corn, wheat and alfalfa. Capt George E Cook, Augusta instructor, owns a silver chow pot given by a Moro bandit in the Philippines.
Senator Glass of Virginia, a banking authority and author of the Federal Reserve system, could have led the banking and currency committee when Democrats began assigning posts. Gossip says Fletcher offered to yield that chair, but Glass chose to head the appropriations panel instead, altering the Morgan inquiry dynamic.
The text notes the committee lacks a real chairman with authority and cites Senator Glass criticizing the Morgan investigation as a circus. It suggests Glass might have changed the dynamic if he had chaired the committee last March and led the proceedings.
A poem portrays a hoarder in a squalid hovel counting coins saved through hardships. He ignores others’ suffering, clinging to his gold and pride as wind and cold surround him. His heart remains cold while the world around him changes.
A reader in Washington County thanks the Washington County Free Library for helping identify a wild flower found during a forest visit. The plant was quickly classified by Miss Nellie Chrissinger, illustrating the library’s value and local support noted in Hagerstown.
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports March wages at 3 768 068 dollars higher than February while payrolls show 919 881 workers, 22 000 fewer than February.
In New York on June 7 tenants gain bargaining power as rents show downward pressure while many tenants hold onto old addresses for larger cuts. The piece notes high overall living costs, tax worries on owners, and drops in prices for long-term tenants, with anecdotes on daily life and entertainment snippets woven through.
The article defines autopathography as personal illness narration and cites examples by Dr. Leonard Mark on acromegaly and other physicians such as Edward Livingston Trudéau, John Hunter, Clifford W. Beers, and remarks on the value of first person accounts in psychiatry and medical progress.
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