Tribute to New Deal and mixed editorials in 1930s paper
The article mocks the Union League Club's Million Dollar Room filled with securities, salvaged as the market wanes, and notes transfers to safety boxes after Roosevelt's recovery signals. It contrasts Retail behavior in Hagerstown with Chicago, comments on Duce, Townsend contempt trials, and French expert predictions on future area hardships for non combatants and diplomats.
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Roosevelt
Union League
Citadel
G. O. P. Conservatism
Chicago
Associated Press
House
Veterans Beware of Crooks Chasing Bonus Money
The article warns veterans about racketeers seeking portions of the $2.9 billion World War II bonus payments. It urges veterans to avoid fast talk and warm smiles, to seek advice from trusted friends, and to hold onto their money until they understand the transactions.
A Day in June and the Camp Ideal for Youth
A June day is hot but brief, with a breeze from the north and a wish for relief. Across the nation camps draw millions of young people from crowded towns, offering challenge, discipline, and escape from routine summer life.
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United Sates
Johnny and
Mary
If She Had a Baby She Wouldn’t Act Like Us
In Just Folks style, a mother who boasted she would not coddle a child now has a baby and parades him for all to see. She criticizes others yet mimics their ways, coos at his toys, and clashes with her own teachings as she pressures him to cry it out. Her shift reveals the very behavior she branded. Also notes historic flood damage in Vancouver area with $1,000,000 estimated loss as rivers rise in British Columbia and Yukon. residents anchor homes. Mayo refuge scenes amid overflowing rivers.
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Hagerstown
Vancouver
B. C
Offdala
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Tewes
Catholic Church
Mayo
Washington Daybook on Byrns leadership and party regularity
Washington Daybook notes Speaker Joe Byrns death signals a shift from persuasion to whip leadership. It contrasts Byrns with predecessors Longworth Garner and Rainey, adds context on Roosevelt era majorities, and cites potential successors Bankhead Rayburn and O’Connor. The piece closes with a North Carolina hospital admission stat from 1935.
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Preston Grover Washington
Joe Byrns
House
Byrns
Preston L Crovef
Joe” Cannon
Champ Clark
Nicholas Longworth
John N. Garner
Frederick H. Gillett
Henry T. Rainer
Brrns
Longworth
Garner
Hoover
Bankhead
Alabama
Rayburn
Texas
O'Connor
New York
Burns
Rainey
What About Your Health in Childhood Fears
The piece argues against shaming children for fears and against “heroic medicine.” It notes adults should seek the child's viewpoint, or fear may be stifled and initiative harmed. Fear is a normal, essential response guiding behavior when facing the unknown and threatening.
Man About Manhattan in a Five Day Visit
New York advice for a five day visit suggests neutrally located hotels to save time and highlights experiences off the usual tours. See a large liner docking on the Hudson, explore Chinatown at dusk, enjoy Parisian sidewalk cafes, and visit the American Museum of Natural History for extinct birds and exotic exhibits. Beware of fake Paris postcards offered after dark on street corners.
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George Tucker
New York
Mr. Hawkins
Thamas
Mediterranean
Washington
Cone
Wnclé
Brooklyn
Manhattan
American Museum of Natural History
Komeodor
Paris
Hawking
Mining Expert John Hays Hammond Sr Dies in Mass.
Gloucester Mass June 9 John Hays Hammond Sr a California mining expert who rose from a shoestring start to millions died suddenly of heart disease at his Lookout Hill estate. He was found in his study by staff while reading. He had advised presidents and empire builders and remained a trusted figure in mining circles.
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Gloucester
Mass
John Hays Hammond
Legend of an Indian council tree and Washington’s rest stop
Legend says local Indians held councils under a tree about 400 years ago and that George Washington rested there during travels between Mount Vernon and Great Falls. The tale ties to regional lore and historic routes through the area.
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George Washington
Mount Vernon
Great Falls
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