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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
2
The county reports a good raspberry crop with rising prices and high demand. Shipping notes show 500 bushels moved from Keedysville by truck to rail points including Keedysville and Rohrersville. Weather remains favorable and picking is at peak activity.
An old Foster Milburn Co. advertisement warns against kidney overload and acid poisoning risks. It emphasizes the kidneys and bladder passages, mentions the digestive system misreads, and promotes a Doane Craggist Pune prescription used for kidney sufferers for over 46 years.
Orville C. Butler argues in American City that municipal water systems must operate like businesses to fund upkeep and extensions. He cites Niagara Falls as a model where low rates force reliance on taxes, urging fair returns on fire protection investments and rate reforms to avoid general tax hikes.
Baltimore reports a budget proposing 1,250,000 dollars for Maryland relief in July. State Relief Administrator Harry Greenstein asks the FERA to provide 950,000 dollars while 300,000 dollars will come from Maryland’s one per cent gross receipts tax proceeds.
In Washington on June 27 the fight over the 3 billion Lemke bill to refinance farm mortgages with new currency heated up. Rep. Lemke and allies aimed to force floor action despite House rules opposition, while Dems warned of tactics used to block past votes as petitions and procedural delays loom.
Gerald Thompson 25 arraigned for the attack murder of Mildred H Hallmark sits in a county jail cell playing a harmonica. Sheriff Olson says Thompson was moved between jail sections and to the courthouse while awaiting trial set for July 22. The case sparked debate on punishment and prison security.
The Biederwolf prayer meeting will be held at Mrs. Bowers home at the corner of South Potomac and Howard streets on Thursday June 21 at 7 45 PM. L Travinger will lead.
In Washington a Senate hearing featured Barry L. Hopkins defending the Matanuska Valley colonization project. He cited a telegram from colony administrator Irwin noting 225 workers being rushed in to speed construction and house colonists by winter despite delays.
NEW YORK June 27 The Czechoslovakian film Bestany was found obscene and immoral by a Federal court jury after a 35 minute verdict upholding the government’s suit to confiscate the film. Judge John C. Knox gave defendants 20 days to appeal to the U.S. Circuit Court. Escape ecstasy stays in government custody.
Hureka Productions announces a film featuring a young heroine driven by ambition and ideas. The importee of the motion picture is described as a character with a bold outlook and creative drive.
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