26 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
1
The board announced that copies of the permanent code may be available. Nan Whipple stated that industries do not save and urged guidance by the code until a permanent standard is established. He said hours in establishments should be reviewed to aid compliance.
A fragmented item mentions Washington street and a location on 9 East Washington, with unreadable details about the event or object being described. The readable fragments indicate a street address but lack a clear action, date, or responsible party.
An important meeting at Morris-Frock Post Amelican Legion tonight at 7 45 will map Armistice Day plans. Plans shift Armistice Day parade and ceremonies from Monday to Saturday November 1st. Baltimore reports jurors mix up verdicts in beer license case. Edwards A Hayes in Danville calls no politics in American Legion programs. John R Tenney outlines relief needs and potential county welfare funding and project opportunities including airport work, FR C funds and federal requirements.
The third standard leadership training school will meet six weeks from Oct 30 at St. Pauls Union Church on Monday evenings at 730 in the Western pike area. Conducted by Clearspring Community Council of Religious Education under the Maryland Delaware Council. Classes cover Christian Religion, adolescence, Life of Christ and related topics for teachers and church workers.
Fragmentary note lists Conewago String Beans and Berkeley Springs items including beans and baked goods. Mentions numbers 100 140 142 200 may indicate quantities or prices. Source text is unreadable in parts but implies a small grocery or market listing.
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