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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1934

Page

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Roosevelt names board to settle textile labor disputes

President Roosevelt appoints Walter P. Stacy Henry A Wiley and James Mullenbach to form a textile industry dispute board. The group also serves on the Steel Labor Board and will handle discrimination complaints from strikers rehiring workers. A report on hours earnings and conditions in textiles will be prepared by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Washington Ser Presint Roosevelt Walter P. Stacy North Carolina Supreme Court Henry A. Wiley James Mullenbach Chicago Steel Labor Board Roosevelt Presidential Mediation Board Justice Stacy John G. Winant New Hampshire Bureau of Labor Statistics

New School Safety Patrols Planned in County

Sergeant John Divine and W Lawrence Marpel plan organizing additional school safety patrols as the season begins A countywide complex setup is expected by season end Two patrols will be entertained each Saturday matinee at the Maryland Theatre starting this Saturday Antietam and Washington Street patrols will attend in a body Mellon Subpoenaed by county court Mellon, former Treasury Secretary Andrew W Mellon, faces jury duty October 15 and plans to seek excusal from his bank office in Pittsburgh

John Divine W. Lawrence Marpel Maryland Theatre Frank Butcher Antietam Washington Street Mellon Pittsburgh Andrew W. Mellon Secretary of the Treasury Kenneth McClure Mellon National Bank

Man badly burned lighting stove in home

Alee Rice about 30 in the first block East Washington street was painfully burned on his hands and arms when flames from an oil stove he was lighting touched his sweater. The sweater ignited from several oil drops. Rice was rushed to Washington County Hospital by Sergeant I B Brown. His condition is not believed serious.

Alee Rice Washington Street Rice Washington County I. B. Brown

Roosevelt to broadcast radio talk on Sunday night

The White House announced that President Roosevelt will speak to the nation Sunday at 10 o clock E T in a 20 minute address. The topic was not announced but likely overview of the New Deal status.

Hauptmann Isador Fisch Carl Haenckel Haenckel Willie Haas News “Syndicate Co., Inc Associated Press Washington White House Roosevelt

Anniversary Planned at Barrett's Chapel Cradle of Methodism

Crisfield announces Barrett's Chapel near Frederica Delaware will mark its 155th anniversary this Sunday. Rev. Roy L Towes pastor will deliver the sermon with the text The Heritage of Methodism.

Crisfield Barrett Frederica Del Roy L. Towes

Whitening Teeth May Hide Hidden Deposits

Bright teeth are rare and natural. Many people have dull whiteness due to unseen deposits that dull the sparkle.

Convict Killed In Prison Break Near Savannah

An unidentified prisoner was killed as ten convicts overpowered two guards and escaped from a convict truck en route to a road project on the Augusta highway near Savannah. Nine fugitives fled into nearby woods while nine others remained at large. Authorities offered no details on the dead man and pursued the escapees.

Savannah Augusta

Fashion Revue at Maryland Theatre Next Week

The third annual Fall Fashion Revue by Fleisher's will be staged at the Maryland Theatre on October 3, 4, and 5 with evening performances at 8:30. Director Aanos Harper leads the Fleisher staff with music by Jerry Harp and his orchestra. Max Fleisher returns from New York with new original creations for the show.

Fleisher’s Maryland Theatre Aanos Harper Fleisher Jerry Harp Max Fleisher New York

Acrobat Dies in San Francisco Incident Near Sept 26

San Francisco reports the death of John Payne linked to an incident dated September 26. Details remain sparse as investigators review the scene and determine the financial status noted as four dollars credited to Payne.

San Francisco John Payne

Early American trapeze star dies at San Francisco hospital

One of the first American acro bats to perform a double somersault from the flying trapeze died today at San Francisco County Hospital.

Ing San Francisco County Hospital

Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Itching Skin

A famous doctor touts Emerald Oil as a simple home remedy to relieve itching skin with instant soothing and antiseptic effects. The ad from Cavis Man's Cut Rate Store guarantees satisfaction with money back if not helped.

Cavis

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