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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1933
Page
2
A Cornell electrical engineering professor Dr Karapetoff unveils an electrical dirigent combining a keyboard and colored lights to cue musicians. Each stand shows four shared signals plus two personal lights, enabling precise beat and dynamic control across ensembles and potentially in church music.
The document outlines rights to publication of all news dispatches and local news items in the paper. It notes crediting rules and the preservation of special dispatch rights for the Associated Kenocated Preant and related entities.
A fragmented text recounts HT Phillips authored Blue Eagle pledge lines recited by Donald Richberg on a radio broadcast. It lists sentiments urging support for government measures, patriotism, and sacrifice to back national recovery efforts amid unrest.
Denmark contemplates a shrinking birth rate as deaths drop with better city sanitation. Race theorists warn of an aging future while economists predict prosperity will spur larger families. Missolini encourages births with incentives as Italy follows similar concerns. The text notes widespread caution about demographic trends and schooling strains.
Washington reports a possible cross party coalition to renominate John B Kendrick of Wyoming for another Senate term next year. Kendrick long hinted at retirement after 1935, but shifting western politics and precedent of long service may keep him in the race. He began as a cowboy, rose to Wyoming governor in 1914, and has served in the U.S. Senate since 1917.
Poetic panorama of a world exposition with displays from Belgium France Mexico and Spain. It celebrates wonders past and present including ships trains personalities and diverse exhibits that stir faith courage and curiosity in visitors.
The article notes that workers in engineering, baking, confectionery, furniture polishing, tutrlers, and chemical industries face common skin illnesses from contact with irritants. Anthrax germ affects those handling sterilized wool and animal industry workers. skin cancer appears in coal tar distillers and fuel refiners. Chromium compounds cause severe dermatitis and chrome holes in the nasal septum.
An essay compares parental reactions to a child’s first assertion of independence with natural instincts. It argues listening builds trust for future conflicts and cites a bird’s instinct to fly as a contrast to parental restraint. A separate brief notes a Fisherman killed in Annapolis after a weekend trip and a Montana mineral production value estimate since 1865.
Ralph Margerum on the Patterson farm fired at an armed intruder on the Willamsport Martinsburg pike early morning. Nego Schiey died later at Martinsburg hospital from a blood clot. Margerum faced manslaughter charges though officers deemed the shooting justifiable. Schley had worked on the farm previously. Sentences of death for Blair and Thurman Burkley were handed down in Dallas for the murder of Kathryn Prince.
One of five North Carolina colored men en route to Hagerstown Fair made a bargain in Frederick police court. Bernie Winkle, a Frederick state dealer, posted 11 dollars collateral for a hearing on a driving without a license charge and took the car as his own collateral. Winkle offered to return the car if the money is forthcoming and to furnish transportation if they become stranded. The men said they planned to work at tables here.
Notice by the Washington County Board of Elections announces the September 12 1933 election for six at large delegates and three from the Sixth District to a convention plus a question on Chapter 114 Act 1933 repeal of Prohibition. Registration opens during the election. Polling places listed across wards and familiar local halls. By order of the Board Elias B Hartle president William J Taylor Harry E Keedy.
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