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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
2
Communications address The Daily Mail editorial, discussing the President's recovery plan and the Blue Eagle code. It argues reemployment buys power, reduces trade abuses, and aligns employers with competition through standard wages and hours for mutual national benefit.
Public notices state that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and publish all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited, and to local news published in the paper. Special dispatches are reserved for reproduction as well.
Within days of the major crime in Hagerstown two youths were arrested and arraigned on charges in the slaying of Reuben N Sollenberger. Grand jury action is pending as police work and judicial handling receive high public commendation for speed and effectiveness.
About a thousand Chicago pupils walked out protesting school closures. Police used clubs to break up the demonstrations. The editorial blames strikes on youth unrest and parental influence, urging constructive dialogue with school boards rather than disobedience.
A business leader adheres to the Presidents Agreement by boosting employee pay without immediate profits to share. He follows the National Recovery Act spirit to create jobs, earns neighborly support, and signs June 26 to move the economy forward. The piece frames this as a positive step amid wider economic concerns.
The essay contrasts football's popularity with baseball, noting fans cannot always identify the ball carrier yet praise football as a test of strength skill and brains. It likens modern crowds to ancient Roman amphitheaters, arguing athletes with courage will remain popular idols.
A lyrical assessment of enduring love through time. The speaker pledges lifelong companionship from youth to old age, walking side by side through seasons and memories, resisting fear as aging approaches.
A New York City real estate survey shows no new apartment buildings opening on Manhattan with few in other boroughs. Despite space, high rents persist in low-price flats while many families move to Brooklyn and Queens. A Times Square sign prank shows Berkeley Square signs replacing Times Square as a film stunt.
The second Community Standard Leadership Training School of the Smithsburg district begins October 4 at Trinity Lutheran Church Smithsburg meeting each Wednesday for six weeks ending November 8. Conducted by the Smithsburg District Council of Religious Education its aim is to aid teachers and workers across church departments. Dean Rev. C Max Huddle of Smithsburg Lutheran Church leads. Courses include Principles of Teaching with Ruth Dotterer New Testament with Rev N Dixon Boughter and Primary Methods and Materials with Mrs Norman Snively.
Herbert Plummer reports from Washington on September 30 that negotiations over a master code for the construction industry threaten a major code battle at NRA headquarters. The proposed code would cover 22 branches and affect 3 to 5 million workers with potential for regional supplements, amid public works of 3.2 billion dollars and widespread industry skepticism about achieving a workable code.
Scarlet fever, mainly a childhood disease, can follow wounds and injuries. It exists as a toxin form resisted by antitoxin and a bloodstream form that spreads, with the latter more dangerous and demanding careful treatment.
A musical service will be held at St John s Episcopal Church Sunday evening opening at 7 15 with organ preludes Marche Triumhale Arabeske and El mend Ostrow led by Prof Roy A MacMichagl. Anthems include The Day Is Gently Sinking to a Close Praise the Lord O Jerusalem and a solo My Hope Is in the Everlasting. The morning anthem is He Everyone that Thirsteth. A cantata The Conversion will be performed Wednesday at 8 o clock.
The Foreign Missionary Society of St Pauls M E Church schedules an open meeting in the chapel hall Monday evening October 2 at 745 led by Mrs C P Bohman. Esther Van Dyne of Chevy Chase Md will be principal speaker. A pageant The Lost Key is directed by Katie Bailey. Devotional duties by Mrs Charles Williams. Local artists will provide music. All missionary society members in city and county invited. Rally Day sermons set at St Johns Reformed Clearspring Sunday 930 a m Rev J W Huffman to speak.
A crowded listing of Sunday worship times across numerous churches including St. Mark's Luther an, Church of God, Second Christian, Ebenezer E M E, St. Paul's M E, Trinity Lutheran, Emmanuel U B, Asbury M E, Zion Reformed, and many others. Entries provide Sunday School hours, morning and evening services, YP and Luther leagues, Holy Communion, rally days, and midweek meetings with dates and times as published. Names of pastors and church locations appear with each entry, highlighting a broad regional church schedule.
Numerous churches across Washington sub counties including St Pauls Western Pike Cearfoss and Cavetown organize a Sunday schedule with morning and evening services. Notable pastors include Huffman Babcock Vandersall Hartmaan and J W Huffman. Community readings reference Mt Zion Mt Carmel St Johns and Trinity reformers with varied sermon times and Sunday School sessions.
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