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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1938
Page
4
A column arguing that babies are born good and honesty can be nurtured through patient, non punitive guidance. It stresses telling truthful events, delaying punishment, and using simple precepts to instill decency. emphasizes early honesty leads to lifelong integrity.
Thirteen Mt St Marys College students compete for a 21 prize in the annual best crater contest with eliminations to select six finalists. Profiles include William Stump John Griffin Robert J O Donnell Joseph Griffin William Mason William Giordano John Mooner Salvatore Imbeggamo Charles McKenna John Sullivan Robert Kline James Feehley Henry Hergenroeder.
Emmitsburg community notes report Miss Patricia Stinson elected Tennis Club president with officers including Richard Harner, Michael Maynard, Jane Ballinger. Visitors include Frank Troxell and family from York Pa, Jack Humerick group from Baltimore, and Elizabeth Troxell in Philadelphia. Emmitsburg High adds radio program by sophomores and a classroom focus on Stevenson's works and arithmetic tests.
Deeds filed in the clerk´s office show Fred W Springer and wife sold their 193 acre Urbana district farm with livestock and implements to Dixie T Regiardt for about 62400. Zachariah C Magruder sold a 170 acre farm south of Monrovia on Hustistown road to Jesse M Busall for about 11800. John W Baker sold a 72 acre Linganore district farm to Maurice M Devilbiss for about 3500. Gilmore R Flautt sold a two story dwelling at 204 East Sixth Street to Gilmore W Iv for about 1700.
Senate Finance Committee shifts to a flat 10 percent corporate tax rate with 4 cents deductible for dividends. Net effects show larger taxes for many firms, with Treasury projections rising by 75 to 97 million compared with current law and the House plan. Also reports SEC drops charges against a New York accountant misrepresented as an SEC officer after barroom testimony tests memory reliability. Postwar film loans to be preserved by Oglethorpe University in a crypt for future researchers. Community updates include a USDA agricultural program briefing and a Washington Flour bread baking contest with prizes.
Acknowledging mistakes quickly and briefly with action, while keeping a pleasant direct approach, is urged by John C. Burg of a hotel chain. Formal settings require prompt formal apologies, while informal ones may allow lighter humor to show sincerity.
In Clarksville Maryland reports describe a tense scene near R L Leng Miles' Store in Damascus. Details remain sparse but observers note a clash or standoff involving local residents and authorities. No injuries reported as officials monitor the area.
The passage discusses two types of apologies in business and social contexts. The first is a critical, blunt individual whose sharp statements aim to wound yet can become a future customer or friend if met with good humor. The second type is presented as more natural, with its own implications for sincerity and relationships.
The article notes Jally Ekes provokes argument and humorless reactions, with a stop in Hagerstown on April 6. It discusses that thousands of dollars in old age insurance lump sums are being held by the U S Treasury for eligible persons and their families who worked in covered employment since January 13, 1937. Charles E Bailey of the Social Security Board reports that many cases leave the lump sum as the sole asset of deceased workers, totaling about 3 percent of earnings since 1937.
A birthday celebration was held at a Braddock home on Monday honoring Misier Lou Miter. Easter treats were served and guests included Betty Marendt Virginia Bowers Gloria Murray Helen McCutcheon Barbara McCutcheon Audrey Callaway Claire Feely Margaret Hawartha Jane Storm Billy Tally and Dicky Miller.
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