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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1934

Page

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Richberg Warns Critics On Economic Policy And NRA

Donald Richberg, director of the industry emergency committee, told a Rotary Club that critics urging drastic budget cuts and blanket reductions mislead the public. He defended the NRA approach, urged specific proposals, and warned against rigid formulas for all codes while stressing private employment and production as keys to recovery.

Cage Donald R. Berg Indusemergency Committee Rich Rotary Club Nid

Government Purchases Million Acres of Submarginal Land

Washington October 10 Harry L Hopkins relief administrator reported the government has purchased about a million acres of sub marginal farm land. Families have been or will be transplanted as federal buyers contract for more land of this arid worn out type. The land will become parks forests preserves and Indian reservations with most purchases in the Middle Far West and Southeast.

Washington Harry L. Hopkins

Increase in Production Is New Plan For NRA Shift

Washington reports authoritative sources say the Roosevelt administration may push industry to raise production as a path out of unemployment, with price pegging possible only on emergency basis. NRA officials Richberg and directors oppose price fixing, while AAA hints at modifying curtailment plans and planting more crops next year.

Washington Roosevelt NRA Donald Richberg AAA

Mite Society Plans Bazaar At W C T U Hall

The Mite Society of the Lutheran church in Keedysville met at Mrs. Pearl Hines home. A bazaar was approved for November 14 and 15 in the W C T U hall. Refreshments served to Emma Green president and a long list of members including Pauline Hines Ethel Newman Betty Hose Glenn Marlowe and others. The next meeting was announced.

Lela Marlowe L. T. Baxter Zavey Nanamaker Hagerstown Keedysville Grammar School Theodore Poffenberger Westminster Elizabeth Poffenberger Western Maryland College Lutheran Church Kerlin Poffenberger Jerry and Kerlean Ralph Reeder Sonny and Donny Appletown Elmer Poffenberger

Digestive Health Claims From Old Advertisements

A fragmentary ad column touts digestive remedies and antacid products. It mentions Magnesia Oxyds and oxygen-releasing tablets, claiming fast relief for gas and acidity. Names of brands and generic terms appear with promotional tone typical of vintage pharmacy ads.

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Mrs Morgan Takes the Witness Stand in custody case

Laura Kilpatrick Morgix testified that Gloria Vanderbilt’s mother paid little attention to her child. The habeas corpus trial to determine custody of the heiress continued in New York Supreme Court with Justice Carew summarizing the testimony for reporters after court.

New York Laura Kilpatrick Morgix Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt Gloria Vanderbilt Supreme Court John ‘E. Carew

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