29 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
1
An untidy clipping describes a vast in-the-wall display in Hoboken New Jersey. It recalls a major wartime harbor scene with imitation artillery and soldiers, and cites flowers gardens and storms among the symbolic elements.
A Washington County Medical Society meeting was held in Clay this afternoon with Freeman of Balti among attendees. An opening luncheon occurred at 12:16 PM and guests from nearby towns and outside the state were expected to attend.
The New Windsor Boys Band plans a concert for a crowd of a thousand or more at the Y M C A Washington Square venue. The Junior Band will perform tonight, with the bazaar reportedly a success and director Partridge appreciating public response.
Obituaries summarize deaths of Burtner family member in North Carolina, Loudensinger of Chambersburg, Kessinger in town, Pegay Colleen Jennings at 17 months, Richard Barton, Payton Bowers, Jo Sherry Monahan, and Willi Kobier. Notices list ages, family survivors, church affiliations, funeral plans, and burial locations.
President emphasizes combining old and new structures in government and buildings while urging reform and reconstruction to cure economic ills. He calls for prudent relief spending, questions individual liberty costs, and vows to safeguard constitutional rights as recovery advances.
Mrs Anna Antonio faced a scheduled execution in Ossining after a stay of a death sentence. She bequeathed her possessions to her three children Phyllis Marie and Frankie and showed resolve amid the death-house drama. The state cited a $5,000 life policy on her husband as motive. Her father Fred Capello Sr. and her children visited her before the planned death.
Sincerely thank dear friends and neighbors for sympathy and support during my bereavement. Grateful for the kindness and for towers and use of cars. Adv. Mrs. Walter S. Hensetl.
The Rev. R. Sturtevant D. D. longtime Baltimore pastor of the First Unitarian church died last night at age 56. A native of Hartford Connecticut he came to Baltimore nine years ago from Taunton Massachusetts.
Mercury 101 at noon brought extreme heat with six deaths from heat and drowning. Waterloo hit 107 degrees as victims in several states perished trying to escape the heat. Nebraska three, Illinois one, Maryland three, Michigan four, Ohio four, Western Pennsylvania three, Indiana two. Profound heat and associated drownings marked the day across regions.
Washington notes protest German moratorium on interest transfers and seeks modification. Secretary Hull warns of broader damage to international finance and calls for fair treatment of American investors with about 40 percent of Germany's external obligations.
A note in the Classifieds references favorable driving opportunities outside the main BDOCBT section. The item directs readers to the classified area for details and listings related to transportation and local opportunities.
About a hundred members of Hageratown Forest No. 85 Tall Cedars plan to travel to Baltimore for the fifteenth anniversary ceremony of Baltimore Forest. They will gather at the Masonic Temple then depart at 4 p.m. events include a noon start at Richmond Market Armory, a uniformed-body exhibit at War Memorial Plaza, a parade, a catena of activities at Garden Theatre, and a crab feast back at Richmond Armory with Supreme Tall Cedar M. Russell E. B. Crawford among those attending.
Wm. M. Grove Commercial Agent of the Railway Express Company spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in the Hotel Alexander about the evolution of the express business. He noted that since 1929 Railway Express had been owned by various railways after being returned to private interests by the government. Edgar Jones announced a Fountain Head Country Club party on July 28. A. Buser of Baltimore attended as a guest.
Quotations from Stein Gros and partners at the McComas-Armstrong Building outline early trading in Chicago grain markets. Prices for corn and wheat are reported with typical floor detail and market tone. Traders gauge demand, weather, and export data shaping prices this session.
President Roosevelt works through a heat packed day at the Washington desk, preparing for a cruise to Hawaii. Two major bills linger, a farm moratorium and railway pensions, as aides gather and speculation grows on the measures before departure. At Annapolis the cruiser Houston awaits to transport the President for the voyage to American possessions and South America.
Two young aviators Hoirils and companions prepare for a long ocean journey from Poland toward Dublin and Berlin after a prior crash near Harbor Grace last August. Benjamin Ig, 36, and Joséph, 29, are among the crew after nearly a year of extra training and oceanic flight practice.
The article notes Marie Dressler's long stage career and rise to screen fame hindered by a hand condition and serious illness. After treatment in New York and resting at the Billings estate with her servants, her health improved briefly two weeks ago but again deteriorated, leading to renewed concerns about her mortality.
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