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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1933

Page

6

Means for Getting Funds for Maryland Public Works

Abel Wolman state engineer explains how Maryland counties can borrow funds for public works at the tenth regional conference in Baltimore. He notes few counties are overburdened and most are in excellent financial condition, adding Maryland uniquely maintains this status under the emergency authority of the State Board of Health to order borrowing when needed.

Baltimore Maryland Abel Wolman Federal Emergency “Administration of Public ‘Works Wolman State Board of Health

Hagerstown Day Observed in City Fairs Session

The Mayor and Cornell in regular session agreed to cooperate in the celebration of Hagerstown Day at the Fair next Wednesday. City offices will be closed in the afternoon and merchants urged to close their stores so employees can attend the exhibition.

Cornell Hagerstown

Regional officials clash over federal aid for sanitary projects

Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland and seven other states in the Tenth Region voiced legal and financial obstacles to a federal sanitary relief program. Officials cited high wage standards, limited county bonding, and strict qualification rules hindering quick action and loan access. Abel Wolman of Maryland noted most counties remain bondable and financially sound.

Henry M. Waite Washington Delaware Kentucky Maryland North Carolina Tennessee Virginia West Virginia District of Columbia Abel Wolman Mrayland

Ford Topics at NRA Meeting Highlight Milk Prices and Labor Rules

The Philadelphia NRA gathering drew over 3090 attendees. William C. Grace of the NRA publicity bureau discussed Henry Ford, milk price rises, and NRA codes. Charles Preston warned distributors to enforce higher milk prices. Ford’s case featured debates on hours, pay, and potential profit sharing.

N. R.A William C. Grace Washington Grace Publicity Bureau N. BR. A Henry Ford Charles Preston Philadelphia Ford America

Public Campaign Speaker Warns of Coercion and Economic Shift

A. P. Underhill introduces speaker Grace in Hagerstown as he warns that public opinion will drive a recovery, threatening small businesses and urging a shift from urban centers to the countryside. Grace defends the NRA, insists force may be used, and answers questions on public cooperation and economic policy.

Russia NRA A. P. Underhill James Webb Grace Hagerstown

Extortionist Sought After Demand for 50 000

Police hunt a man known as Barney who claims Cardinal Dougherty and Governor Pinchot have 50 000 of his money. He visited the Cardinal’s office several times and sent a demand letter. The cardinal called the man demented and irresponsible, saying he is under the delusion that the officials possess the funds.

Philadelphia Barney Cardinal Dougherty Pinchot Dougherty

Whooping Cough Fatal to Tots in Henson Family

A virulent whooping cough claimed the life of five year old Mary Ann Henson, the second death in the family of Harry Henson of Dam No 4. A previous child died days earlier. Surviving relatives include the parents a sister Evelyn and two step sisters Catherine and Elva. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at Leaf Funeral Home with burial at Bakersville cemetery.

Harry Henson Mary Ann Henson Evelyn Catherine Elva Leaf Funeral Home Bakersville Cemetery

Randolph Nominates Faulkner as Acting Martinsburg Postmaster

Representative Jennings Randolph recommended Whiting C. Faulkner for appointment as acting postmaster at Martinsburg West Virginia to replace John W. Castle Jr. The Postoffice Department had announced plans to remove Castle citing a politically active record last fall. Faulkner is an attorney and a son and grandson of former U.S. Senators. Festival notice follows: Saturday Sept 9 at Cavetown Waynesboro H.S. Band.

Washington Jennings ‘Randolph Whiting C. Faulkner Martinsburg W. Va John W. Castle, Jr Postoffice Department Castie Faulkner United States Randolph Chicago

Miller Form Fitting Truss Clinic Notice

Every ruptured person should visit the Miller Form Fitting Truss clinic on the 4th floor of Grand Building in Hayestown Maryland. Hours are 9 to 5 and 7 to 8 daily. Ady.

Grand Bldg Haytestown Ady

Concert Tonight by Colored Jubilee Singers at United Brethren

Concert tonight features the Colored Jubilee Singers at An Hetam Street United Brethren Church at eight o clock. Public invited. Admission: free. Local organizers urge attendance for community music and relief of pandemic era hardship.

Colored Jubilee Singers An- Hetam St. United Brethren Church Ady

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