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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
3
Market digest examines rail industry outlook amid freight trends and labor costs. Analysts expect near term gains from rising traffic and surcharges, but long term warnings cite heavy debt, wage pressures, and rising competition from trucking and other transport modes impacting rail equities.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled city page content with unclear weather, data, and numbers. Lacks readable names, dates, or concrete events. cannot extract a clear report or outcome from the readable portions.
A reflective column recalls World War I era arguments on U.S. entry, blaming Germany for starting the war and considering alternative outcomes if the United States had stayed neutral. It discusses the potential global consequences of conflict and questions whether conditions would be worse or similar to current times.
A string of quotes from notable figures discusses marriage longevity, wealth security, fashion as law, and cautious peace. Mrs. No Granke Stull notes real joy comes in second marriages, while Henry Ford and Leonard D. Ayres weigh in on society, economy, and defense. Col Andrew Copp comments on disarmament starting in the human heart, painting a somber view of peace prospects.
A dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Charley Cecil in Buckeystown honors the memory of Edward Krise. Present were Mrs Edward Keath and Mrs Charley Cecil of Buckeystown, Laura Oyle of Fredericksburg, Carrie Friefogle of Catonsville, large Bere J Wetlo of Catonsville, JHany Vaughn of Waperstown, Franklin Easterday of Me Alry, Gertie Stone and Late One Frederick, Elizabeth Krise, Mildred and Filamene Vanehn of Harperstown, Lawrence Willard of Fredaith. Provisions were served.
A fragment from The News columns recalls events from April 1917 and 1916 in Frederick, noting weather, local commerce, timber and land deals, military roster additions to Company A, women's patriotic groups, school safety efforts, automobile ownership, and residents moving through town. Cited names include Calvin H Stull, Desuader YY Snel, Mrs Francis W. Markel, Mrs Samuel G. Taal, George W. Stal, Guy Bo Cockrell, David D. Wiles, Charles A L Phimbert, Walden De A Weare, and Spencer Stubb.
A fragmentary text presents competing views in a Chrysler sit-down strike. It contrasts the Lowell group urging strong government action to halt what they call insurrection with strikers arguing they seek recognition of collective bargaining, fair wages, and safer working conditions. The piece references protests, a senate letter, and charges of intimidation and anti-union tactics.
Ill formatted list of historic anniversaries, births, and events from March dates. Notable names include Samuel Bard, Samuel Buckner, Tad Edward of Sothern, Edwin Abbey, Lan Chines, Daniel Boone, Tom Thumb, Hitler, and various 20th century figures. Contains errors and garbled phrases.
A user prompts a manners quiz with questions about dining etiquette. Answers reference table d hote and ad ante table service. The piece cites a 1997 SPA Serco ad and presents guidance on refusals and conduct at meals.
On Broadway’s Rodgers and Hart, Dick Rodgers and Larry Hart explain their collaborative process. Hart uses a black notebook to capture ideas from conversations, headlines, or signs, turning snippets into song lines. Their hits My Heart Stood Still and Slaughter on Tenth Avenue emerged from accidents and conversations, while On Your Toes moved from film to Broadway due to a missing top hat scene. The pair discuss the dizzy, addictive nature of writing songs and the stubborn, unpredictable path of show business.
Dr Morris Fishbein recounts guiding principles for infantile paralysis management. Absolute bed rest, gentle nursing, and immobilization of affected limbs by specialists aim to minimize tissue damage. After 6–8 weeks, nerves may recover with careful positioning. avoid home remedies, massaging by unqualified healers, or premature movement.
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