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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1933

Page

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Drive for 6500 launched by 40 teams for YMCA

A meeting of 40 teams launched a $6,500 drive for the YMCA community service. Rev Dr Hess urged support, noting YMCA aid to Welfare Board and Kings Daughters, with Frank Bentz and George Updegraft supporting funds. Greensburg's $12,000 success stories contrasted with local bank woes. Funds cover heat water sewer, building debt interest, insurance, and repairs to Oct 1 1934.

N. Funkhouser William Hess Presbyterian Church Welfare’ Board King’s Daughters Campbell Greensburg Hagerstown George F. Updegraft Adts Greettsburg Camp Dr AC W.C C. B.steele

Nash Hagerstown Company named Nash dealer here

The Nash Motor Company announced the Nash Hagerstown Company headed by Alan A. Harbaugh as dealer and sales service HQ for 1934 Nash models. The firm leased Hull garage at 18 and 20 North Locust Street for headquarters and tonight opens with the new Nash 1934 on display. Harbaugh praises Nash and notes a lower price Nash car to be produced in January.

Nash Motor Company Nash Hagerstown Company Alan A. Harbaugh Nash Motor Cars Hull Garage North Locust, Street Harbaugh Hagerstown Nash Tte

U S to Rescue in Kentucky in Federal Shift

The Federal Relief Administration took responsibility for Kentucky relief tonight. President Roosevelt, at Governor Laffoon's request, authorized Harry Hopkins to assume full control of relief affairs in the state. Hopkins named Thornton Wilcox to replace Harper Gatton as state relief administrator in Louisville.

Washington Kentucky Federal Relief Administration Roosevelt Laffoon Harry L. Hopkins Hopkins Howard ©. Hunter Thornton Wilcox Louisville Harper Gatton Madisonville

Local team workers prepare for drive reports this evening

The text notes a strong steady pull together with hearty cooperation, asserting the drive will succeed. It mentions that the various teams will present their initial reports this evening.

Plan for unemployed classes in county and Hagerstown

County and Hagerstown will run emergency relief education classes funded by a 360 grant. J D Blackwell of Baltimore leads vocational education planning with the State Emergency Relief Administration and the State Department of Education. Unemployed adults over 16 may register at Welfare Board, Y M C A, School Board, or high schools for part time courses in reading writing arithmetic home economics woodworking sheet metal mechanical drawing blue print reading and electrical work at rural centers and high schools including Boonsboro Smithsburg Hancock and Hagerstown High School.

Hagerstown Washington County Board of Education J. D. Blackwell Baltimore Vocatonal Education Welfare Board School Board Boonsboro Smithsburg Hancock State Emergency Relief Administration State Department of Education Byron J. Grimes Misa Alice Edmonds Milt D. Moore Ardath Mat Earl D. Huyett

Charges Follow Arrest Of Labor Head In Uniontown

United States attorney Horatio S. Dumbauld said he will file conspiracy charges in Federal Court against Fayette County Sheriff Harry E. Hackney Mayor W D Hatfield and others over the arrest of union mine leader Martin F Ryan and two friends after an alleged altercation at a Redstone Township polling place. Ryan, Bukovitch, and Dominick were taken to Uniontown jail and then released. Dominick reportedly did not vote and planned to sue for removal from the polling place. District officials name city solicitor Frank 7 as among those tied to the case.

Uniontown Horatio S. Dumbauld United States Pennsylvania Harry E. Hackney Fayette County W.D. Hatfield Martin F. Ryan Union Mine Ryan Redstone Township George Bukovitch Nick Dominick Anthony Joe McFadden Tumbaulil Bukovitch Dominick

Itching relief with D D D Prescription ad claims

An ad touts D D D Prescription as instant relief for itching eruptions, eczema, and rashes with cooling antiseptic liquid. It promises no grease, quick drying, and says a 35 cent trial bottle with guarantee or money back. Also mentions Italian Balm owners as makers.

French envoy lauds Americans amid crisis response

Paris reports Foreign Minister Joseph Boncour lauded Americans for their effort to surmount the greatest crisis they have known during the unveiling of a Marquis de Rochambeau statue. He praised American vitality endurance and energy and noted a Roosevelt to Lebrun letter and the memory of the Marquis. Also mentions a freak potato plant near Bend Oregon producing full grown tubers on the vines.

Paris Joseph Paul Boncour Marquis de Rochaimbeau Paul Boncour United States Roevelt Lebrun A. W. Long Bend

Bayer Aspirin Quick Pain Relief Claim

An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as providing almost instant relief from neuralgia and other pains. It describes a Bayer tablet dissolving to start relieving pain within minutes and claims safe relief without harming the heart. The ad counsels buyers to insist on genuine Bayer Aspirin and to specify the Bayer brand.

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