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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
3
A Northampton Massachusetts debate over a Communist speaker triggers the mayor’s denial of a permit and clashes over free speech. The Springfield Republican weighs in, arguing peaceful meetings deserve tolerance while authorities can curb disorder, highlighting tensions between constitutional rights and public order.
A discussion on a 10 billion dollar bond issue shows potential savings from reconversion but sparks banker discontent over market access and lower interest effects. The piece notes motor transport's disruption to rail traffic, calls for stricter truck regulation, and outlines proposed taxation and liability balances in England, with U.S. perspectives on road versus rail costs and policy.
United States Senator James J. Davis and seven others were named in four superseding indictments by a grand jury. The charges relate to lotteries run by fraternal organizations for charity purposes. Federal Attorney George McGatie said the bills mirror four indictments issued last month alleging lottery and venality violations. It is described as procedural.
Washington reports Supreme Court justices, led by Chief Justice Hughes in Quebec, return October 3 after a brief break. Justices log 12 hour days six days weekly during sessions with 36 minute lunches, often taking work home overnight. Taft era lunches were stricter, but the ritual remains essential to handling vast filings and complex deliberations.
William Gaines describes the September 9 eclipse events across Manhattan. From the Chrysler spire to rooftops and elevated stations, residents and visitors watched Luna chase Old Sol, with locals joking about Idaho and noting animals’ reactions, radio static, and Peggy Hopkins Joyce’s possible stage return.
The poem urges golfers to play with a free heart and calm mind. It recalls an aging, once brilliant player whose form has faltered as whispers of lost touch spread. It questions where true skill lies beyond critics and the fragile grip of confidence.
A historical overview notes that routine prenatal supervision began about 30 years ago and aims to protect the health of mother and child. It highlights benefits such as mental adjustment and early treatment of complications while warning about delivery risks like hemorrhage infection and the hazard of impatient labor leading to instrumental deliveries.
A compact ad lists daily consumer items with prices: Pepsodent Antiseptic at $1.00, Wildroot Hair Tonic at $1.10, Mennen's Talcum Powder 25 cents, Najol Mineral Oil at $1.00, and an electric grill stove option among other goods.
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