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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1939
Page
2
Local railroad circles cheered as Western Maryland Railway recalled a group of furloughed workers effective today after a coal shortage left 66 employes idle about a month ago. Coal is expected to move eastward in earnest by week’s end.
Miss Virginia Logue of South Potomac street reported four purses stolen from her automobile, parked behind the Elks Club. Fred Ludwig of Court Place reported a valuable watch stolen from a coat hanging in his business. Two boys who entered the establishment asking about a jacket are accused.
Washington testimony shows U S Steel under normal operation is financially self sufficient. Ed ward R. Stettinius Jr.
Young told the committee that works reveal hardships on smaller concerns and especially new enterprises.
President Roosevelt proposes a new staff of advisers likened to shock troops in the government business improvement drive. The plan aims to bolster federal efforts with experts to streamline and stimulate business activity.
Ad urges a 35 cent Gold Medal Haarlem Off Capsules as safe diuretic to flush kidney wastes and acids. Claims relief from back ache puffy eyes shifting pains and burning or scanty passage and promises better sleep and healthier life.
President Roosevelt asks Congress to appropriate 255000 dollars yearly for a special staff in the Commerce Department. Budget Director Harold D Smith states the appointees should bring a new kind of ability and energy to assist the secretary in addressing broad commerce and industry problems.
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