Father's Day roots from history and family honor
The article reflects on Father's Day celebrated nationwide, noting its origin from a motherless woman who valued her father and the modern practice of honoring living parents. It contrasts past references to fathers in religious works with the contemporary American custom of honoring paternal figures on a specific day.
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America
China
United States
Back
Boston
Lavera
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Sharpsburg
Hagerstown
Gelence
Hoon Perenta
Erald Gusey
Britain Can Pay War Debt Shows Good Faith Says Roosevelt
The United States welcomes Britain’s partial payment of 79,950,000 toward its war debt as a sign of good faith though Congress must set the final amount and method. Roosevelt notes acceptance isn’t a default and praises effort to sustain financial stability amid debtor creditor strains. He questions France’s December and June dues and hopes for the best amid global tensions.
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Great Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
France
Washington Debates War Debts and London Conference
Washington observers awaited Roosevelt's plan as Congress faced adjournment before the London economic conference. Ramsay MacDonald pressed war debt issues in the U.S. Senate, prompting calls to recall the delegation if debt questions persist. Token payments and potential defaults loom over the agenda and European negotiations.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Roosevelt
N&abe
Senate
Atlantic
Ramsay McDonald
TransAtlantic
Congress
London
Great Britain
MacDonald
Tress
Ohio
Robinson
Indiana
Lewis
Illinois
Ramsay MacDonald
Congress Acts on Bank Guaranty to Shield Depositors
The Philadelphia Record notes the new bank guaranty bill shields deposits up to 2500 after January 1, backing them with federal guarantees while excluding closed and restricted banks ordered by government. It argues the emergency measure should instead pay off depositors in those troubled banks now to avert panics.
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Congress
Phila. Record
Beer Legalization Saves A Life A Day Says Health Chief
Dr Shirley W Wynne New York State Health Commissioner reports deaths from alcoholism at a low point since beer legalization. He states beer has saved about a life a day since April 7, suggesting reduced hard liquor consumption.
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Shirley W. Wynne
New York
Dr. Wynne
First rains fell 1 to 2 billion years ago on Earth
The article describes a prehistoric Earth emerging from a gas globe to liquid, then solid, with violent volcanism and ash covered landscapes. When the first rains finally fell water began condensing, enabling aquatic deposition and the possible origin of life. It discusses timing, global onset, and the role of saline basins in forming primitive cells leading to vegetation and animal life.
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Assat Hadding
Earth
Business Upturn Continues Says Dun and Bradstreet Review
New York reports show ongoing business momentum with rising employment and wages. Closing plans dropped as orders extend schedules into early fall, suggesting a durable revival rather than a temporary spike.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet Review
ATV
Grand Jury Recalled in Maryland Murder Case
Belair Maryland June 16 The May grand jury was recalled to reconvene to consider evidence in the murder charge against Mrs Janet Mick 33 charged with shooting her husband 16 years older The recall followed a writ of habeas corpus sought by her attorneys after she returned from visiting her mother in Pennsylvania.
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Belair, Md
Janet Mick
Walter Preston
Mick
Pennsylvania
Walla Walla fudge and a globe circling plan
In New York on June 17 1933 Jimmy Mattern prepares for a world hop while his wife in Walla Walla Washington ships fudge and hot dogs as support. Aviator Francesco de Pinedo carries candied chestnuts while planning long jumps. The piece notes city cyclists in Central Park and Broadway showbiz gossip with Otis Skinner in Uncle Tom make up and Pirates Den decor.
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William Gaines
New York
Jimmy Mattern
Globe
Walla Walla
Washington
Jimmy
Francesco de Pinedo
Floyd Bennett Airport
Broadway
Players
Otis Skinner
Uncle Tom
Pirates’ den
Greenwich Village
Barrow Street
Don Dickerman
Stefan Zweig
Gladys Carroll
Nora Waln
Sunday Motoring Tour From Hagerstown To Berkeley Springs
A Sunday trip outlines a 125 mile loop from Hagerstown through Berkeley Springs Martinsburg Charles Town Harpers Ferry and Frederick with routes and mileage between towns. Notable stops include Jefferson's Rock and John Brown's Fort in Harpers Ferry and the scene near the Potomac Shenandoah confluence. Information notes Mr Marpel at Hotel Hamilton for further trips and Kentucky farmers plan a 13 percent rise in tobacco acreage this year.
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Hagerstown
Berkeley Spring
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry
Frederick
Home
Hayetts Cross Roads
Wilson
Indian Springs
Millstone
Hancock
Berkeley Springs
BR. R. Station
Moores Cross Roads
Halltown
Bolivar
Main St
Potomac River
U. S. 340
Potomac
Shenandoah
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
John Brown
Jefferson’s Rock
Sway An
Boonsboro
Benevola
Funkstown
Marpel
Hotel Hamilton
Future physicians will treat by immunization
Milwaukee June 17 The physician of the future will be an immunizer treating the sick largely by injections of foreign materials that will call out the body's defense forces against disease A M A told New Orleans medicine moving beyond disease specific remedies toward non specific protein therapy Dr Glyde Brooks cited experiments with proteus from egg white and milk to boost growth and extend life in animals and suggested future progress in non specific protein therapy.
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Milwaukee
American Medical Association
Glyde Brooks
New Orleans
Dr. Brooks
Alimony Restored After Bayne Hearing in White Plains
In White Plains on June 17, Mrs Nanette Gude Bayne won restoration of 1500 dollars monthly alimony after presenting financial figures from car loadings grain prices pig iron and steel ingots to Justice Joseph Morschauser. Bayne divorced from Jasper Bayne had seen alimony cut to 750 dollars but testified business signs show recovery and the judge ordered 1500 dollars for her and her 11 year old son.
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White Plains
Nanette Gude Bayne
Mra. Bayne
Jasper Bayne
Bayne
Daughter Restored and Ex-Husband Ordered to Seek Work
A court ordered the ex-husband to strive to obtain gainful occupation so his earnings offset future reductions in the income from the trust fund created for him by his family. The decision centers on ensuring financial stability amid ongoing trust arrangements.
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Hia
Burned Papers Identified and Duplicates Issued
After a fire in the Midwest charred papers could not be read by eye. Sheets were separated and sandwiched between photographic plates for three weeks in darkness. The developed plates revealed contents and allowed duplicates to be issued. An insurance policy was recovered and paid without dispute.
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Midwest
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