08 May 1933
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1933
Page
1
Fragments show names Chester Wyand Lester Hines Charles Keefauver and others as candidates for commissioner. Other contenders include Carl Es Rowe Roy Line A A Balvaly Freok K Scheller R H Hammond and Nelson Grimm. A mock naval battle called a nau Boachia appears among the Romans.
An old ad extols Post Toasties as a crisp breakfast option with milk or cream and fruit toppings. It invites readers to mail two box tops to General Foods for a badge and detective man in a 1933 promotion, offering a limited deadline.
Construction at the Maryland State Penal Farm in Roxbury progresses toward a nine building limestone complex intended as one of the nation's finest prison institutions. About 220 inmates work under four supervisors on farms and major structures, with rehabilitation as the goal and a completion target of September.
The Ruth Bible class of the First Baptist Church held its monthly meeting on May 4 in the church social room. The program included Scripture reading by Virginia Lillard, prayer by the class, piano solo by Mrs Harbaugh, a story by Lorraine Black, jokes by Hazel Lacey, vocal solo by Vera Cushen, and refreshments served. Attendees listed: Mrs Harbaugh, Virginia Lillard, Audrey Weaver, Mary Stoner, Eva Hershey, Hazel Lacey, Catherine Lloyd, Vera Cushen, Helen Lillard, Lorraine Back.
President outlines steps to lift industry and employment, cites bonds purchase and potential self regulation. Wagner committee prepares a plan to loosen anti trust laws and restore 2,000,000 jobs by a fixed date as part of a broader program. He warns against speculative prosperity and defends a partnership approach to planning and enforcement.
An advertising description extols the Goodrich Safety Silvertown tire with Life-Saver Golden Ply claiming it resists heat and separation to prevent blow-outs. It cites test results, skid resistance, and a promise of no extra cost compared to standard tires, urging immediate purchase.
The president outlined four aims in international talks, calling for general armament reductions to ease fear and budgets, lower trade barriers to restore crop and goods flows, currency stabilization to enable contracts, and reestablished friendly relations among nations. He defended congressional power, warned against wrong economic shifts, and urged support for a measured credit expansion if needed.
At the West Virginia Woodmen of the World Head Camp two day convention closing contest saw Parkersburg Co K 25th Regiment win first prize of 100 dollars, Baltimore Md Co E 108rd Regiment take second for 50, and the Washington Boosters Club earning 25. Delegates from across the jurisdiction toured Gettysburg and praised Hagerstown hospitality as Marx Miller of this city served as general chairman.
Sufferers warned pile pain comes from bad blood circulation in the lower bowel and only an internal remedy can help. Dr Leonhardt’s Hem-Roid tablets relieve this congestion, strengthen affected parts, and offer a money back guarantee. Available at Cauffman’s Cut Rate and Rudy and Middlekauf’s drugstores and other druggists.
The first anniversary celebration was held at the Plant 107 109 West Franklin Street Saturday evening with employees officers and directors present. The firm, incorporated April 1932, began May 6 at Mitchell and Salem and has expanded, including acquiring Wareham's Bakery.
On January 1, 1933 the building on West Franklin Street was leased. At the banquet the growth of the organisation was highlighted with a few comparisons. Roy F. Jacobs named reproduction manager and Robert F. Eckstine listed as adlea manager.
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