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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1938
Page
2
A dated page features notes on weddings in June and reflections on the era’s politics. It discusses Schuschnigg’s Vienna crisis, Nazi claims, and the stage set for martyrdom, alongside cultural musings on corn bread and life’s long arc.
The author laments the savage bombings by Japanese forces and insurgent airmen in China and Spain, urging governments, organizations, and individuals to loudly protest. He condemns civilian harm and urges a return to civilization with a stronger global response to the barbarism.
Wall Street praised United States Steel Corp for a 100 million 3 percent debenture issue that rapidly absorbed demand from insurance companies banks and funds. The securities sold at par bid to 1022 with short term volatility. Commonwealth Edison recently marketed 33 million of first mortgage debentures priced 102 to 104 and offered stockholders conversion rights to 42 303 840 debentures at 25 per share. Strong reception signals future offerings and potential refunding operations.
Members of the family of Peoria's oldest citizen Mrs Mary Freese planned a birthday celebration after she reached her ninety third year. A large cake with white icing and decorative details was central to the plans as relatives gathered to honor her milestone.
Montanan House sergeant at arms Kenny Romney rates the ablest Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill. He praises Bankhead Rayburn O Connor Warren Cooper Jones Hatton Summers Maverick Garner and others while recounting Panama’s rent dispute and a brief foreign affair note.
Excerpts from Dr. William Alanson White's work explore mental health beliefs and the doctor patient bond. He argues against hereditary fatalism, praises inner world study, and notes the value of continuity and character in guiding education and care. He recalls teachers and friends among his patients in mental institutions.
A compact verse note contrasts love and hate with a playful eye toward appearance and restraint. The piece introduces themes of second chances and personal choice, pondering fame and self-determined goals, ending with reflections on dust and wind and the vanity of power.
New York judges disagree on whether charity dancing constitutes gambling. The debate centers on whether the event is an illegal betting game or a lawful fundraising activity.
Dr Bernard Jaffe spent years visiting laboratories and compiling material for his book Outposts of Science, a readable survey of genetics anthropology diseases vitamins astronomy and more. The work, illustrated with sources and references, argues for accessible science and notes key researchers, labs, and discoveries. A concluding note looks to a Palomar telescope as a future aid to astronomy.
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