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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1933

Page

3

Daily Mail Editorial Address and Circulation Note

A garbled newspaper filed item lists address lines for The Daily Mail Editorial and Business departments, subscription rate formatting, and contact numbers. It includes references to Ga and Chicago, Wabash Lexington Ave, and zone-based mail rates, with a December entry placeholder and standard post office classification note.

Daily Mail B. Phillips Gwe BP Audit Bureau of Nina Tla

Press Rights and News Dispatch Policy

The text asserts Associated Press exclusive rights to news dispatches and publications within the paper. It reserves publication rights for specials and local news, indicating control over content distribution and credit.

Associated Press

Technocracy debate on machinery and social reform

A discussion argues machinery should serve human welfare not dominate life. The speaker emphasizes humanizing mechanized industry, controlling distribution, and using tech to benefit all, not just the few, while contrasting past progress with a need for social engineering and deliberate management of technology.

Ife Odsand

Fragmentary wartime slogan analysis echoes Helen Keller quote

Fragmented text references Hitler and Nazi leaders delaying alliance thinking they could kill ideas. It notes Helen Keller and mentions that tyrants tried to suppress ideas but ideas persist, with garbled phrasing and unclear context.

Hitler Allence Helen Keller

Legal beer reforms and bootleg speaker remarks

A fragmented report discusses censorship of ideas and the push for free circulation of truth in debates. It notes bootleg brewers facing competition from legal breweries and describes reformers aiming to tax beer more effectively, with possible government revenue of up to 250 million to 0,000,000.

Econom

Carbon Monoxide Hazards In Urban Air And Cars

A study by Doctors Gettler and Mattie of Bellevue hospital finds New York adults show 1 to 2 percent of hemoglobin bound to carbon monoxide from polluted street air and automotive exhaust. Though not yet dangerous, discomfort or sickness may occur when one fifth of blood combines with the gas.

Gettler and Mattie Bellevue Hospital New York City New York

Roosevelt Keeps Three Secretaries In White House Plan

Washington May 19 President Roosevelt retains three secretaries Howe McIntyre and Early at the Executive Mansion to divide duties and avoid the confusion that plagued Hoover era. The arrangement lets McIntyre handle visits and policy with Early managing press relations while Howe acts when matters of importance arise. The trio are long time friends of the President, aiding harmony since March 4.

Herbert Plummer Washington Roosevelt Executive Mansion White House Hoover Herbert 2Lummer Richey, Newton Joslin Howe Melmyre Early McIntyre Barry Colonel Howe Roosevelt Secretariat Gee

Staten Island Sailors' Snug Harbor revue features old salts

New York May 19 The Staten Island visit showcased a musical revue by New Brighton youths for Sailors' Snug Harbor elderly residents. The harbor home hosts aging seamen ages 60 to 84, paying no rent with some pocket money and open visiting hours. A ferry incident over a bread loaf sparked a minor clash, reflecting the bustling harbor life and social mix of sailors and residents.

William Gaines New York Staten Island New Brighton Snug Harbor Sallofa Inter

Roosevelt and Hoover clash over bonus army methods

Washington May nineteen. The piece contrasts Roosevelt and Hoover handling of the bonus question. It notes Roosevelt’s opening to veterans with work offers while Hoover used restraint and force, turning troops against demonstrators. The account surveys camp near Fort Hunt and the spread of the Rank and File convention.

Hunt,Va Washington Anid Roosevelt Roose

Lewis to Speak at St John’s College Commencement

Representative David J. Lewis of Cumberland will deliver the principal address at the 141st commencement exercises of St. John’s College to be held under the Liberty Tree on June 7.

Annapolis David J. Lewis Cumberland St. John’s College

Just Four By Edgar A Guest A Poem

An illustrated fragment recalls Edgar A Guest and a poem about home comfort and the habit of tossing a coat upon a chair when returning. The text weaves in mythic allusion to Melusina as a water fay framed in folklore.

Melusina

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