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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1933

Page

1

Milk price increase ordered by milk code in Hagerstown area

Federal milk administrator Charles F. Preston explains to Washington county distributors that milk prices rise under the Philadelphia milk shed code. Regular milk will cost 1.0s per quart, 1.0s per pint, with light cream at 20 cents per pint. Licenses may be suspended for code violations and a $1000 daily fine could apply. Another meeting will set further details.

M. C.A H. A. Wallace Washington County Philadelphia Hagerstown Charles F. Preston Feeral Philadelphia’ Milk Shed Preston Pat Grier Dis‘rae Secretary of Agriculture

Milk price talks spark meeting in Philadelphia milk shed

A near complete code acceptance was reported while proceedings were started against two men in the Philadelphia milk shed. The distributors include raw and pasteurized sellers. Farmers’ prices vary widely. Delegate Ernest W. Miller spoke as about 100 people attended.

Philadelphia Ernest W. Miller

Swanson Heads Navy Aide Visit Tied to Cuba Tension

The article describes Swanson and Secretary Hull coordinating with Havana envoy Sumner Welles over Cuba policy. Roosevelt weighs intervention only with reluctance and monitors Cuban conditions while Swanson denies significance of his Havana stopover.

Cuba Havana Sumner Welles Swangon Swanson Welles Latin América Washington Intervent Mr. Roosevelt

New Airport Inn Set to Open Tonight in Middleburg

The Airport Inn, reopened by proprietor Charles 3. Swartz, lies along the Middleburg Pike near the airport. Extensive improvements include a modern dance hall. Zel Smith and His Penn Aces will provide the opening night entertainment.

Charles 3. Swartz Middleburg Pike Zel Smith and His Penn Aces

Violations Of Labor Code At Dye Plants Reported

The article details alleged breaches of wage and hour rules at dye plants. Affidavits claim workers exceeded allowed hours with underpayment, and a staffer was paid only $3 weekly for 40 hours. Fines up to 500 dollars per day and back pay are cited. notices advise complaints be sent to the Institute of Dyers and Printers Paterson New Jersey.

U. S Institute of Dyers and Printers Hamilton Street Paterson N. J

Minister Returns From Long Cruise

The Rev and Mrs Paul Powles of Martinsburg West Virginia, guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Powles, return from a Spanish Main cruise aboard which visited Havana Panama Canal Los Angeles Mexico Guatemala El Salvador and other ports. A hurricane off the Florida coast met their voyage on the return.

Haysna Paul Powles Martinsburg W. Va Spanish Main Harry Ik, Powles Powles Trinity Episcopal Church Florida Havana Panama Canal Los Angeles Mexico Guatemala el Salvador

City Hall Changes Outlined. Debt Figures Reported

City officials discussed plans to centralize offices at City Hall at an estimated cost of 1000, moving magistrates to the former rest room space on West Franklin Street. The auditor’s April 1 report shows current indebtedness of 237 625.50 with uncollected taxes totaling about 190 000, prompting appeals for back tax and rent payments.

City Hall Franklin Street George EB. Slaybaugh

Date Set For School Missions at St Pauls Church

The Interdenominational School of Missions is scheduled for a single day in September at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church. Sessions run from 10am with a $0.35 registration. Speakers include Mrs Fred Reynolds and Katherine Willis with local soloists, making Hagerstown’s event a leading state program.

Interdenominational School of Missions St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church Fred Reynolds Home ‘Mission Society Katherine Willis China J. G. Steffey Hagerstown

Borah forecasts price fixing in recovery program

Senator Borah of Idaho, replying to the administration recovery drive, predicts the government will face price fixing to block unjustly high prices. He appeals for consumer protection as he recovers from surgery. Also in Baltimore NRA pledge cards planned for public school children to enlist consumers in the campaign to buy only from Flue Eagle, with the campaign ending Saturday.

Washington Borah Idaho Home Thaltimore NRA

Playlet at St James Church Friday by St James WCTU

Tomorrow night at St James Brethren church under the St James WCTU auspices a playlet will be presented with music by the Stuckey family of Waynesboro. The event begins at 8 o'clock and is part of a church gathering. Also the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co holds a regular meeting this evening at 8 with officer elections.

Pioneer Hook and Jadder Co

Annual Election at Trinity Lutheran Young Men’s Bible Club

At a recent meeting of the Young Men s Bible Club of Trinity Lutheran church, William Schlosser was elected president. Albert Blatskey was made vice president, Robert Paxson secretary and Howard Sowers treasurer. Marvin Jacobs had served as president for the past year.

Young Men's Bible Cean Trinity Lutheran Church William Schlosser Albert Blatskey Robert Paxson Howard Sowers Marvin Jacobs

River Party Hosted by Antietam Fire Company

Saturday night at Sandbower’s Club House the Antietam Fire Company and Athletic Association host a river party with activities and social gathering for members and guests.

Sandbower Antietam Fire Company and Athletic Association

Community event kicks off with large outdoor crowd

Members invited as the party planned to begin at 3 o clock with one of the largest crowds ever attending. Entertainment is promised as the organizing committee outlines the program.

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