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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
6
A fragmented note references a Senate investigation and Roosevelt era proposals involving federal government roles and protections for investors. The text hints at an inquiry into policy measures impacting finance and governance during a Roosevelt administration.
A four page statement urged practical remedies for unemployment. It urged extending the six hour day and five day week in public and private employment as a remedy. The document pressed for reestablished purchasing power via wage increases and special efforts to secure unemployment insurance legislation.
Ruth, five feet two inches and 80 pounds, faced a gun wielding robber who shoved her aside and emptied the cashier's drawer. She pressed a burglar alarm, police fired four shots, and the man was captured while his accomplice fled with 3600.
Besides the survivors mentioned yesterday in connection with the death of Davids C Kershner, two stepbrothers are listed: Mr Kershner of Williamsport and Jacob Kershner of Hagerstown. A roast turkey dinner is offered Sunday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Arcade Dining Room for 50 cents.
The article reports continued boycott measures against Jewish stores with yellow placards and public shaming. Nazi propaganda promises a severe blow to World Jewry, calls to restrict Jewish schooling, and a plan to limit Jewish enrollment in Prussia. It notes orders affecting Woolworth stores and remarks on Nazi economic theory against chain businesses. The Hamilton Barber Shop Hotel Hamilton all haircuts 25. Ady.
The board concludes Ruth Judd shot Agnes Anne Leroi through the temple while in bed and not in self defense. Judd was convicted February 8 1932 after pleading insanity and she was not tried for the murder of Hedvig Samuelson. Her ministers father and lawyers react as Judd faces execution.
Cumberland Maryland March 31 An increase in work at the Kelly-Springfield Tire Company plant with the firm operating four days this week from two is announced Louis Mueller vice president and manufacturing manager attributes the rise to substantially higher sales A five day work week may follow next week Ridgelys Ice Cream is advertised as old fashioned tub charred made over the Roessner recipe contact phone 1032-W.
Death notices report W Lloyd aged 87 dying at 6 10 am at his daughter Sadie Piggott 72 West Side Ave with survivors including T A Lloyd B L Lloyd Mrs Sadie C Piggott and others interment planned in Charles Town W Va Mary M Moser dies at 67 at home near Poonabary survivors include husband and siblings funeral at Fahrney s Church Rev Dr Ashby to officiate Charles S Thum dies at 1 15 pm at Washington County Hospital member of local societies survivors include widow sisters and brothers funeral at 3 30 pm Saturday at home interment Rose Hill Mrs Grace Ferguson learns of death of daughter in Beechmont Ma ie Eleanor Ferguson two children addressed the Frederick Lions club Rev Paul B Watlington spoke on What is Life at weekly luncheon at Key hotel
Card thanks readers for kindness during illness and death of Joseph Straley and lists flowers and cars given by family. Also includes wood and kindling ads, and a correction for preceding auto repair advertisement naming Wilbur Grosanickle and Bruce Shafer.
Students protest strict campus rules at Winston-Salem College in North Carolina. The University of Cincinnati News notes requests for looser guidelines as embroidery room restrictions and supervision during outdoor walks face scrutiny.
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