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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1933
Page
2
The editor urges stronger federal investigations and expanded powers to combat stink bomb attacks on businesses. He advocates prohibiting stink bomb manufacture and codes making bribery of criminals illegal, urging public support and new laws in the next Congress. He notes crime rises from 23 to 98 per 100,000 since 1850, contrasting church attendance trends.
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Senator Copeland warns racketeering drains 25 cents of every dollar spent. he cites poultry and hotel cases as evidence of extortion reaching American homes. Einstein, though famed for pacifism, concedes military resistance may be needed as Europe faces German aggression.
Washington observer notes Postmaster General Farley wields patronage to shape the party and back the New Deal. He chairs the Democratic National Committee while steering hires to calm critics and bolster NRA and other departments, aiming for a smoother run into 1934 and 1936.
In measles the risk of broncho pneumonia rises around rash onset. A lack of the usual temperature drop after rash, or persistent high fever, rapid breathing and pulse, signals complications. Acute lung edema or water in the lungs may follow as additional danger signs.
Edema of the lungs and breathing difficulties are noted with bluish lips and possible oxygen starvation. Blood-tinged sputum and prior measles or whooping cough can lead to pulmonary fibrosis and bronchiectasis with air spaces forming sack-like cavities. Eulalie Matthews, 18, Moorhead, Miss., youngest Breaux College Conservatory graduate.
Random notes cover Dutch legacy in New Amsterdam blue white orange flag history and August Heckscher wealthy real estate owner who arrived from Germany with $500. Belmont race course funds support purses and park improvements. A humorous court name change tale, a mosquito legend, Lee Wiley in a failed flying lesson, and Kyla Deakin's acting career in New York and London.
The text notes an actress from Kaufman Connelly in Beggar on Horseback remaining resident for years. She will star in Murder with Music by Hans Rastede, opening in suburbs before Broadway. It also contrasts Anthony Adverse sales with a young writer's struggles, noting a publisher finally accepted the novel after months of effort.
A narrative poem recounts a man angering and firing a shot that mortally wounds a woman. Police arrest the killer as the scene ends with the crime filed away and the suspect left in a cell listening to the pistol shot echo in memory.
In Lexington North Carolina on September 17 two 17 year old youths, John L Grimes and James T Dennis, were killed when a wing crumpled during a flight lesson as Grimes piloted his father s plane. the aircraft fell about 1500 feet.
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