Democratic Ticket For Mayor W Harry Reisner
A concise party ticket listing W Harry Reisner as mayoral candidate on the Democratic line.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
2
A concise party ticket listing W Harry Reisner as mayoral candidate on the Democratic line.
The piece argues Germany's counter-revolution led by Hitler is ruthless at home, while warning the world about warlike foreign policy. It condemns fake elections, terror, and suppression of civil liberties, noting the Versailles treaty fallout and global stakes. The world watches with wary concern over a Reich government reviving militarist power.
A neighbor calls the United States to rise above current hardship by leveraging its natural resources and bipartisan support for the new Democratic administration. The message stresses national solidarity beyond party lines to guide the country through turbulent times.
The Senate moves to push Cullen’s revenue bill to legalize beer, with alcohol content limited to 3.05 percent, while critics fear economic and moral costs. England’s temperance progress is cited as a contrast, showing declines in beer and spirits consumption and fewer drinkers. The piece also discusses a proposed bill aimed at aiding farm debtors and railroads through debt restructuring and scaling down obligations to avoid receivership, noting past missteps in relying on credit expansion.
The nation settles into a unified federal effort as 48 governors pledge support to a central administration. The National Economy League led by Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd is credited with advancing a plan for unified national, state, and local governance to cut military and governmental costs and eliminate non-governmental appendages.
In the Washington March 20 scene at the Senate beer bill hearing, Morris Sheppard, co author of the 18th amendment, offered a concise remarks record. Despite tough odds against the bill his calm persona and popularity endure as he addressed peers without filibuster intent.
A nostalgic, rhymed reminiscence recalls knowing a now famous or wealthy figure before fortune, tracing their rise from poverty to fame and the shifting public sentiment as wealth alters perception and gossip. The piece contrasts past familiarity with present status and ironic judgments.
Harry Monn of near Mont Alto was sentenced to three months in jail by Judge Davison at Chambersburg after state police and Franklin County officers found two pints of liquor in a chicken house on the Monn premises.
The Rudy's Drug Store advertises expert truss fitting for ruptured patients. Regular readjustment prevents worsening and costly complications. Visit the modern truss department for examination and adjustment by authorized Akron Truss Fitters in this city.
A discussion on whether life span can be extended beyond natural limits. Some scientists argue heredity fixes longevity, while practical care shows life span can be influenced. Citing Opler, the idea is that chronic illness managed with care can still allow meaningful, longer life.
Election notice lists appointment of seal of election for March 27 1933 across wards 1 2 3 4 5 6 with designated polls precincts judges clerks and guards. Names include Democrats and Republicans such as Warner Palmer Chaney Rice Sweeny Mumma and many others for each precinct and polling location.
Devotional note on forgiveness from Daily Lentex by The Rev. Gaineraleen and Askins. It defines forgiveness as reconciliation after sin, describes sin as a gulf between people and between sinner and God, and portrays divine healing of inner sickness through God’s forgiving love. A prayer asks for grace to forgive and seek mercy without sinning willfully.
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