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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1933
Page
6
Federal agents raided a Knoxville moonshiner camp and seized 1,000 pounds of sugar. Romeone proposed diverting the sugar to the Brunswick Welfare Association relief drive instead of destroying it, and agents agreed. Two men were arrested.
Rome dispatch reports Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald traveling to Paris to meet Premier Daladier and present Mussolini peace plan aimed at broader European and global cooperation. He stressed a four power collaboration with Britain Italy France and Germany, and said the United States would be kept informed as efforts pursue an inclusive peace.
Hollywood reports actress Joan Crawford lists her Brentwood Park home for sale with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. amid estrangement. She plans to downsize, move art and furniture, and rest in the desert. Divorce not discussed. Fairbanks denies plans for Paris divorce. The separation follows alienation and false imprisonment suits filed by Jorgen Dietz.
An advertisement claims Dr Emil Adia Tablets ease indigestion and upset stomach from heavy smoking. It urges smokers not to quit but to use Adia Tablets, attributed to Cauffman & Co and Ady.
A dense roll of polling locations in multiple wards with precincts, judges, election clerks, ballot clerks and guards listed by party affiliation. Names include Ward 1 through Ward 5 precincts with specific street addresses, such as Guilford Avenue and 33 Guilford Avenue, and roles assigned to Democrats and Republicans.
Washington March 21 The 3.2 percent beer bill, approved by the Senate, moves to the House for quick passage and a Roosevelt signature. By April 5 or 6 beer and wine will be legal nationwide except where barred by state or local law. Final Senate approval was 43 to 36 amid disputes over its constitutionality and a provision prohibiting export to dry states.
Schedule for county clubs lists the Big Pool Homemakers Club meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs J D Hart. Demonstrations on buying problems by Mrs N H Bohrer and Mrs Marvin Bohrer. Cavetown Homemakers Club hostesses Mrs C L Wolfinger and Mrs Allen Geiser Wednesday. Demonstrations by Mrs Frank Bushey and Mrs William Shank. Funkstown Homemakers Club Thursday at Mrs Chas Green with demonstrations on Wise Buying Practices. Keedysville Homemakers Club Friday at Mrs Bertha Poffenberger. 4-H Club of Halfway Friday at 4 00 at the school. Chapel Wood 4-H Club Friday at 2 30. Coat making classes Tuesday to Friday in Halfway school with Miss Helen Shelley and Miss Ardath Martin directing winter coat construction.
Reorganization plans of the Eastern Shore Trust Company to conform with Treasury attitudes were announced by Hooper Miles president of the company. The Union Trust Company planned to reopen tomorrow on a five per cent withdrawal basis while completing its national bank reorganization with reopening on a one hundred per cent basis. Miles said a detailed plan was mailed to depositors asking consent to invest part of old deposits in stock of a new bank.
On March 21 Representative Lewis of Cumberland Maryland proposed a bill to extend presidential tariff cutting powers with limits and Tariff Commission oversight. He likened it to the economy act, aims to speed reciprocal trade through executive action and cabinet led schedules.
In Annapolis on March 21 the Maryland House declined to invoke a constitutional majority to legalize Sunday moving pictures in Allegany County. The bill, led by Delegate Howard Galbreth, drew 60 votes for and 47 against, ten short of the required margin, with several Baltimore City members retracting their support after second reading. The measure was substituted for an unfavorable delegation report.
Civil War veteran Samuel McPhern of the Union Army died at his home in Waynesboro aged 86. He served in Company 3, Third Pennsylvania Cavalry. Surviving daughter is Mrs. Carrie Proyard of this city.
Fans flood Aileen Pringle with letters asking how to look youthful. She answers that keeping skin young is key and notes Hollywood stars widely use Lux Toilet Soap to maintain a fresh look.
The Mall and the Maryland Theatre invite submissions of humorous war tales with a chance to win daily prizes of one dollar and Maryland tickets. Selected stories will be published in the Mail as entertainment amid the war satire Private Jones starring Lee Tracy at the Maryland starting Thursday.
George Arliss stars in The Kings Vacation a Warner Bros Vita phone release at the Maryland Theatre. The film blends Arliss wit with social satire as he rebels against pomp promising a simpler life. Co stars include Marjorie Gateson Florence Arliss and Patricia Elis with a humorous dialogue style and a Fox news reel of fleet maneuvers.
An MGM production featuring Helen Hayes and Ramon Navarro opens at Henry's Theatre. Navarro shines as Tom Lee, a Chinese student in disguise in San Francisco, with Warner Oland as Fen Sha and Lewis Stone in a Chinese role as Dr. Tong. The romance and oriental flavor drive the drama amid modernist twists.
The ad warns that a cold has three stages and claims Grove’s Laxative Bromo Quinine stops it in one day when taken at first signs. It asserts the tablet opens the bowels kills germs and fever relieves headache and tones the system. Available in 30c and 50c sizes at all druggists.
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