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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1933
Page
6
Philadelphia police tied the death of 47 year old Gaetano Denzio to the slaying of Mrs Anna Little whose body was found in the Cedarbrook Country club driveway. Denzio was found dead in his apartment as authorities closed in, leaving motive for the shooting a mystery.
Washington March 20 The revised bill to permit President Roosevelt to put 250000 men to work in the public forests was approved by the Senate Labor committee and may be debated tonight. Washington March 27 President Roosevelt advanced another phase of his reconstruction program with an order consolidating government agricultural credit agencies for submission to Congress. At the same time a bill creating a 500000000 fund for direct aid to states in caring for the unemployed was prepared for introduction. The consolidation of farm credit agencies aims to refinance farm mortgages and save money. the unemployment fund is the second step in a three-part plan to relieve joblessness. The first phase, placing 250000 men in forest work, is expected to gain congressional approval this week.
Legislative leaders announce that Washington County and the state will allow beer through a pending general bill. The measure repeals local option laws, regulates sale and transport, and adds sections to Maryland’s code. Licenses will take about a week to process, placing beer on sale around the second week in April.
Washington report says the American government will not protest mistreatment of Jews in Germany as official reports indicate the phase is virtually terminated. Secretary Hull told Jewry he would watch the situation closely and mentioned picketing and professional discrimination noted by Berlin and consulates.
Police investigate two robberies reported to Creasy Corp on North Prospect Street and Palace Poolroom on South Potomac Street. Thieves stole cigarettes and cigars in both incidents over the weekend.
President Roosevelt told Congress that all Federal agricultural credit agencies will operate under a single unit and that stabilization operations by the Farm Board are ended. In a separate item, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the St. Lawrence waterway treaty and sent it back to the Senate calendar for action.
Prizes split again this week in a tip contest with the first prize shared by a Virginia avenue resident and a Baltimore visitor during a safe robbery at American Stores. The second prize goes to a Woodland Way housewife and a Spruce Street girl reporting a crash and a wood sawing injury in Doubd's woods. Many tips praised last week. new week brings fresh stories and easy chances to win. Report tips between 7:30 and 8:00 am and 2:00 pm.
York Pa March 27 AP extending the milk war the York county farmers organization plans to bring Hanover Brilhart Grayhill and other nearby areas into cooperation with Adams county support sought head Stewart Senft said no immediate action is planned to allow broad farmer cooperation in the campaign about 400 farmers watch roads into York turning back some trucks and removing cans from others. An agreement with York district dealers sets price to producers at 1.40 per hundred pounds with sliding scale provisions based on butterfat and consumer retail pricing.
H. B. Haugh has been named conservator for Clearspring National Bank by the Comptroller of the Currency. The action indicates prior government approval of the bank’s past handling. Negotiations are underway for the bank’s future, with reference to Roosevelt’s remarks from a March radio address.
In Baltimore Maryland three judges ruled the emergency banking law mostly constitutional. They voided provisions granting preference for city and county deposits and funds under receivership. State funds retain preference rights as sovereign. Judges Eugene O Durine Charles F Stein and Eli Fronk delivered the decision.
In Dagenham England March 27 a strike involving about 2 000 workers shut the Ford factory over wage demands. The dispute began within the Amalgamated Engineering Union and pickets halted operations, possibly stopping all production at Europe s largest car plant which employs around 7 000 people.
In Springfield on March 27 Mrs Jennie Grace Marden 6 died and asked that her parrot be put to death with her. The parrot was chloroformed and placed in a tiny coffin inside the woman’s casket as part of the funeral.
Berwind reports booming bung business as three carloads of yellow poplar preferred lumber for bungs swell when wet are shipped to a Cincinnati producer. Mountain Fork Lumber Company manager $.G. Taylor notes another shipment is loading and demand rises.
Posse chases two Black suspects after William W Porch and Adele Torian report being attacked during a car outing in Houston. Porch was shot fatally as the suspects allegedly demanded surrender and fled into nearby woods. Torian, injured but alive, described the brief confrontation and theft of Porch’s belongings before summoning help.
In Chicago on March 27 two robbers attacked the Commerce Armored Car Protection Company offices attempting a $15,0000 heist. A robber named Jack White, 28, was shot and seriously wounded by Frank Palzen and Thomas Palzen, owners of the company, who then pursued the other assailant as the pair entered the building with a shotgun and a pistol.
Chicago millinery workers union plans to present Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt with a new Easter hat as a token of appreciation for her stance on handmade garments worn to the inaugural.
Chicago March 27 Thad C Wittwer president of the bar tenders union says it will open four schools for the education of all new members The art of serving bars can’t be learned by an ordinary drinker drawing a glass of beer looks simple but it’s an art.
Berlin reports Joseph Goebbels says after a conference with Chancellor Hitler the propaganda ministry will take drastic legal action against those responsible for alleged atrocities against German Jews. He blames Jewish circles abroad for inciting anti Germany hostility and vows to strike at intellectual leaders of the treasonable campaign.
Voters cast the greatest turnout in municipal history as the six man Democratic slate leads in Hagerstown. Precinct reports show turnout surpassing the last election, with registered Democrats outvoting Republicans and even some Republican factions gravitating to the Straight Democratic ticket amid recalls of prior promises. Roosevelt’s program, a Democratic pillar, strengthens the cross party appeal as Rooseveltians cast ballots to elect a Democratic mayor and council.
STOCKLEY England March 27 The Wiltshire hamlet boasts that more than one third of its 60 residents receive the old age pension. Of the population 18 are children while 25 are between 70 and 20.
Tokyo reports Japan formally withdraws from the League of Nations after 13 years. Emperor Hirohito approves, issuing a rescript stating secession following policy disputes over Manchukuo, while pledging continued peaceful relations and cooperation in other league efforts. Telegraphic notice sent to Geneva confirming withdrawal.
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