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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1938
Page
3
An editorial argues for enacting a strict fireworks ban in Hageratown to curb injuries and nuisance from torpedoes and high powered firecrackers. It urges trial of the amended law this year and warns that failure could push council to prohibit sale citywide.
The piece contrasts 145000 youths graduating from colleges with cap and gown to CCC members who lack this ceremony yet show resilience. It notes 90000 youths moved from forest army payroll to private jobs in the past year, praising their hard work, training, and contribution to American recovery.
A fragment suggests Steat- Schools pursue rural campus design with wooden barracks and forested fields. The text posits the institution makes an important contribution to shaping a better citizenry through its living and learning environment.
The article critiques Economics Minister Funk who argues Germany bears no obligation to recognize Austria’s legal succession or debts. It contrasts his stance with U S and British positions, cites repudiation parallels with Confederate debts, and notes ongoing efforts for a partial British agreement amid postwar tension.
The article describes China suffering from war and murder, now struck by the Yellow River flood and pestilence. It details widespread death, ruined homes and farms, hunger, and overwhelmed relief efforts as half a million are forced from their houses, with disease threatening the devastated population. It laments a world view that China endures endless disasters and hopes for relief.
A terse remark suggests progress has stalled and only the option remains to send Hitler a copy of How to Win Friends and Influence People. The line hints at diplomatic disappointment and sharp political satire within a contentious context.
Washington Daybook notes how Congress sensationally delays work while adjourning for recess. Members leave offices, but committees pursue investigations into TVA Alaska reindeer and un-American actions. More staff stay on to support campaigns. many clerks and secretaries travel or stay idle with paid adjournment.
Practical guidance on adjusting diet to season and activity level. Emphasizes calories for labor, lighter summer meals, lean proteins, and avoiding fatty foods. Advises washing hands and produce, discarding questionable items, and prioritizing milk, fruits, and vegetables for warmth and heat management.
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A humorous meditation on the groom at a wedding. The poem contrasts the attention given to bridesmaids mothers and reporters with the unseen fear and awkwardness of the groom standing at the altar wondering where to hide his hands.
Alfred Hitchcock returns to New York on a stopover before Hollywood. The British director, known for The 39 Steps, discusses color film ideas from an oyster subject to rain in color and notes his appetite for shock. He brings news of The Wheel Spins and mentions Margaret Lockwood with Paul Lukas and Dame May Whitty.
Uaus Adamant of the American Museum of Natural History notes most nations claim national flowers while favoring weapons. The Scots gain a mythic edge with the thistle that repelled Danes after a barefooted warrior trampled it. Other nations favor roses lilies lotuses leeks pomegranates for symbolism in battles and traditions.
Asey Mayo investigates the Marina Lorne murder on Cape Cod. The left handed knife blow killed Marina, allegedly by her sister Pam Frye. Key figures include Tim Carr Roddy Strutt Peggy Boone Jennings and others tied to the mural and a $50,000 ambergris lump missing since Roddy’s plane sighting. Roddy then vanishes.
Asey pursues Roddy Strutt after Earl Jennings the plumber allegedly snatched him. Jennings is detained at Pocket Hospital. Lorne Lorne reveals he was spanked, provoking a tense chase across Quanomet as Asey plans to trap Jennings and recover Roddy with help from Elliott and state police.
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