Daily Mail notices and masthead excerpt
The fragment lists the Daily Mail publication details from Hagerton Maryland and New York Chicago Atlanta bureaus, with editor and general manager credits, address block, subscription rates, and Archival Bureau of Circulation note. It preserves masthead and notices about the Associated Press rights and local news publication.
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Burke, Kuipers and Mahoney, Inc
New York
Chicago Graybar Building
Wabash
Lexington Ave. Ave
Atlanta
Glenn Bldg
The
Daily Mail
Associated Press
Seed envelopes and eager plans for April gardens
An observer describes the gardener's April ardor as the soil turns easily and seed packets, tomatoes, lettuce, and cabbage promise a colorful summer. Weeded beds must be cleared first, burning yesterday’s reminders of last season.
Pensions in Peril as States Face Rising Costs
State pension systems risk financial collapse from excessive benefits and lax administration. The American Association for Social Security reports over 640 pension bills across 42 of 45 legislatures, many ruinous. Governors increasingly demand need, ability to pay, and efficient administration amid rising proposals.
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Colorado
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ohio
American Association For Social Security
Q O'Daniel
Texas
Remarkable sulfapyridine boosts pneumonia fight nationally
The medical press touts sulfapyridine as lowering pneumonia mortality from 30 to 5 percent and predicts further gains with refined use. It credits selfless physicians, notes broader health benefits, and lauds expanding curative power while stressing hardening education for youth through Scout organizations as part of character and citizenship training in open-air settings.
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Phen Monija
America
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
State Barriers Signal Trade Clash In Chicago Meet
States plan to discuss interstate trade barriers with California Wisconsin Louisiana cited for taxes and ports of entry. Constitutional limits on imposts aim to curb protectionism while Congress members criticize excessive taxation.
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Chicago
California
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Pocket veto test case move aims to wipe old laws
Washington report notes Rep. Hatton W. Sumners pushes a bill to repeal pocket vetoed laws dating to 1812 to settle constitutional questions. It outlines the pocket veto, how it works, and potential Supreme Court reversal implications. It also describes British fishermen jerseys and Texas cotton-farm demographics in brief.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Rep
Hatton W. Sumners
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
House
Supreme Court
Summers
Tion
Sumners
Senate
Male crochter explains why he began crocheting in Charleston
In Charleston on March 2, R. L. Richter, now 48, recalls asking his mother to crochet instead of idle time. He says she challenged him and he has crocheted ever since, reflecting on changes in radios parlors films and autos over the years.
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Charleston
D. C
R. L. Richter
Daladier Faces Five Confidence Votes in One Day
Daladier secured five votes of confidence in a single day over his dictatorship program. He is described as receiving ample French leave amid political strain and shifting support.
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Daladier
Juvenile Jingles and Paths and Duties
Fragmentary notes mention Chicago bike paths totaling forty miles and over 10,000 sterilizations in California since 1910. A quip compares gendered glow worms and urges testing worth by buying services. The text ends with a call to work without pity for self.
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California
Magician Verner Debunks Indian Rope Trick Myths
New York report details Dale Verner of the Society of American Magicians debunking the Indian rope trick and stressing real magic as mind reading and sleight of hand. He emphasizes audience challenges and the value of improvisation when tricks falter, noting early commercial magic traces to Jakire hoaxes. He performs with music driven acts where gloves become doves, entertaining all ages with fakery and fun.
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New York
Dale Verner
Orient
Verner
Society of American Magicians
Radio City Music Hall
Joe
Jakire
Nazi youths expelled from Denmark over propaganda posting
The Danish Ministry of Justice ordered the expulsion of three Nazi youths accused of clandestinely posting propaganda bills in Tonder, northern Schleswig. They allegedly arrived with 150 pupils from the Fuehrer school to train Nazi propagandists for campaigning among the German minority in Danish elections.
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Copenhagen
Ministry of Justice
Herel
Tonder
Schleswig
Germany
Fuehrerachule
Indoor golf verse by Edgar A Guest
Just Folks reflects on indoor golf in a canvas room with a wall and a breezeless space. It contrasts winter practice where shots stay straight and safe with spring playing outdoors where head winds and roughs test a golfer as balls veer toward pines and fairways.
Blood former trust officer pleads guilty to embezzling
Baltimore March 29 H Arlington Blood former trust officer of the Veterans Bureau indicted for embezzling 10000 dollars from World War veterans pleaded guilty here and was sentenced to two years in the Federal prison at Lewisburg Pa Blood who worked in the Veterans Bureau office at Fort Mae Henry was arrested in New Orleans last week He was trustee for veterans judged incompetent to manage their own affairs.
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Baltimore
H. Arlington Blood
Veterans’ Bureau
Lewisburg
Blood
Fort Mae Henry
New Orleans
Paradox Collector highlights UAW faction label
A New York Sun snippet notes a faction of the United Automobile Workers as part of the day’s news, signaling internal division within the union and its potential impact on labor relations and organizing efforts.
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New York Sun
United Automobile Workers
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