Federal Reserve worries over wartime borrowing and tenancy programs
The piece discusses congressional reluctance to new expenditures, noting warnings from Charles Feeler about monetary strain. It contrasts risks of private borrowing with WPA relief, warns against tax raises for financed experiments, and questions farm tenancy and slum clearance programs amid possible tax burdens and retrenchment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tefarina
Kent
Birles
Federal Reserve Board
Cbaarman
Jessen
Shoeadentis
Congress
Pmutoner
Ae Almendt
WPA
Feeles
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Shop Etiquette
A historical style quiz asks if calling a customer honey is proper and when to use courtesy. It covers budget talk, returns, flaws, and thanking clerks. It also raises how to handle waiting staff and how sales commissions influence pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearie
Susy
Iay Dt
Erin
Menalle
Fragmented OCR Reflects Puzzle of War and Fear
Fragmentary text references turmoil and fear, mentioning currents of war and moral concerns. The passage hints at outdated ideas and calls for action, with unclear names and places embedded in a distressed narrative. The reader is left with a sense of wartime anxiety and social strain.
Local recital highlights by teachers and students at Athens event
A short program in charge of Ter trher Geisbert featured Vin Times, Jatinson on piano and Molin on numbers, with violin by Lee Jolineen and readings. Mrs Henry Stettlemyer and Leo Jebenn contributed pieces as the audience heard music and vocal numbers. The next event is scheduled for Annie 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelis
Athens
Geisbert
Tee Jatinson
Nunes
Henry Stettlemyer
Pplano
Lee Jolineen
Readong
Dan't Kittie Gira
Sylvia Ever
Yvocanl Alo
Bell
Vial Obleato
Leo Jebenn
Arthur Anuleberger
Scarecrow Creeps play at Woodsboro Lutheran church
The And Can tible Class of Woodsboro Lutheran plans a three act mystery comedy titled Scarecrow Creeps. Presented by the Woebora Ope era House on Friday evening at 8pm, directed by Norvel Davis. Cast includes Murray aap Mildred Stutt Paul Dera Reid Geo Rue and others. Taneytown Band will perform under Dr Marta, with readings by Mrs J Won Scharber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woobsboro
Woodsbhora Lutheran Church
Wisponter
Band of Ghithiey Ov
Triday
of & Op
Fabelo
Ty Mes
Norvel Davis
Feelurier Murray Aap
Mildred
Stutt
Paul Dera
Poward
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News columns dated April 7 1087 note fire alarm system costs and Easter Monday committee names, plus Western Union staff roles and enlistment drive among Company A, with aim for full strength and possible draft, plus census and local projects including dormitory, groundbreakings, and a five year tax exemption grant by the Baenswick mayor and council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editomal
Frederick
United Firemen
Harry Barnes
William Buckey
Hradley W. Clabaugh
Walter Cook
Harry L. Bennett
Kemp Keefer
Western Union
Alee
Thomas van Fassen
Company A
Baateratar
Beicht
College Park
Jacob Rehrback
Ambrose White Lytl
College Avenue
Tood College of Dianning
Baenswick Apayor and Council
Wedding Shower Honors Miss Hoke In Emmittsburg
A mixed wedding shower hosted by Mrs Apes Higbee and Mrs Mary Higbee celebrated Miss Hebecha Hoke, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hoke, at their home in Emmitsburg. Guests included Otis Genevieve Place and many friends. Miss Hoke received many gifts for her marriage to George Gynnett of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Eramttsburg
Fie Apes I
Mary
Helen Higbee
Hebecca Hoke
Amt Atrs
Joseph No Hoke
Hey
Mes
Hoke
George Gyngett
Sanday Mening
Otis Genevieve Pldce
Haewas
Jane Bollinger
Foi cArman
Helen Rowe Annan
Stoner
Mig Merle Kelfholt
Lever
Freeman
Stes
Argun Qh
Mmadley
Maude Derr
Vachakd
A “Chartas
Mass
Maury Gene Matthews
Ate Lewis HE Stoner
Eorge Eye Beter
Mist
Anna Howe
Mist Bea Howe
Mra
Aceon AO
Matta Mir
Choo& Qyte
Maas
Charlotte Milter
Mose Helle Howe
Siet Hato Siautt
Vane Codari
Staurlee G
Keuttyotte
Mire
HOM
Gaillefen
Sarah Fluke
Tis
de Ste
Chants
Bead Rowe
Ste
HD Stinsen
Mie
Oft
Kerndiner
Denver
Mere Adele Pattersad
Ry Detar Yonkers
Frobert
Gittan
Mae Roy Bale
Teepe
Wo Wolken
Pasory Sumners
Dorothy Pot. Langer
Phebe
Promen
Edo
Qantas
Tos
Prt
Eymittar Hains
Valentine
Tiany
Anya
Chib
Apuat Tt
Troy Hiteshew
Piedetiek
Mratives Baker
Catherine Baker
Ruth Domuth
Loeite Bites
Fountaindale
Pag
Bernard Sprankle
Tayene
Pegeurte
Mary Helen
Manor
Madeline
Herbert White
Prances _ sand
Kathleen
Sterling
David
Amamiel Drewero
Eugene
Charles
Lewis
Katherine and
Datslene
Maurice Adame
Mauiterburg
Charles Baltrel
Donald
Ralph
Maurice Hobbs
Koyaville Road
Missouri Mockenstitt
Quincy Shoemaker
Roy Hollinger
John Troxell
Keysville Road
Iedies
Eling Lutheran Elvateh
Camino Pamin Pout
Center Statre
Roy Wagaman
M John Waagaman
Donlta Springs
Florida
Howard Kirwan
Baltimore
Kirwan
Eliabeth
Community notices and people in Union Bridge area
Union Bridge April 7 report highlights the Mother and Daughter meeting at Pipe Creek church with many attendees and refreshments. Local families and residents are listed with visits, moves, and social events, including school activities at Elmer Wolfe High School and a tribute to Lizzie Dicely for forty years as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallle Cayive
Baines Wood
Flora Dravharndatughter
Miss Hertha
Mivy
C.D. Binkley
A.N. Binkley
Milas Hinkley
Pbigerdoayn
Moumiey
Bredvriel
Pauline Leiter
Ellicott City
Miry Moetzter
Worhington
WE Rol
Mary
Paghie
Balthnore
Union Artelyge
Derimninstaf
Tiances Styink
Fal Ber
Mary Tien Ople
Margaret Warman
Marely
Elmer Wolfe
Mt. Union Lutheran Church
Aga
Frank Bohlin
Hartzler
Arteler
Frank River
LaForge
Graham
Union Bridge
Middleburg
Linwool
The
Brethren Church
Joseph Dayhoff
Gavin Metcalfe
Lehich
Church Street School Operetta Presented by Pupils
The Church Street School Community Association held its bi monthly meeting in the school auditorium with President Othe Jo Keller presiding. A performance of a paperetta The Cruise of the Trundled Bed featured many pupils under Mrs. Ross Myers and Miss Kathryn Snook, with Mary Muck coordinating. The event drew a large audience and praise from attendees, while financial and athletic planning for the school was reviewed. The next meeting is scheduled for May 11 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Shirley Baker
Betty Lee Kine
Alma Race
Doris DeCringe
Mary Jane Shoemaker
Dorothy Cramer
Thou Stolth
John Copolous
Rowtind Phefer
Lloyd Kepler
John J. Shaw
Mary Alice Ure
Bn Oluriaced Gaeen
Sieelmia Noe ‘Oder
Phyllis Lorts
Dorris Govnell
Dpeggy Ford
Kathleen Geisbert
Margaret Stone
Delores 1Rottamin
Deborah Engelbrecht
Betty Lee Geisbert
Margaret Habe
Dolly Cheisth
Marine Vann
Sarah Catharine Thomas
Lely Yammermian
Elizabeth Smith
Beverly Ford
Ruth Kaul
Larue Kepler
Margaret Boy
Or Jean Aldrich
Maury Sue Neal
Donald Bruehey
Riehl Metcalf
Richard Howard
Pennel Traver
Stewart Geisbeat
Robert Gartner
Carroll Barber
Kenneth Shoak
Anna Tobbs
Dorothy Mitchell
Betty Stull
Dorothy Wickham
Madiline Mackensie
Thelma Reeder
Doris Zimmerman
Sally Hoffman
Dolores Aston
Mary Catherine Stine
James Aldrich
Bobby Mantell
Ray Talbott
Paddie Etchison
Jacke Fleischman
Floyd McClure
John Wisner
H. Noel Haller
Guy K. Matshu
Derr
Hehtteman
Guy K. Motter
Bible Thought and Family News From Sykesville
Bible thought quote thanks the Lord for mercy and goodness and recalls daily remembrance of deeds. Mrs Selen Baker with son Glenn from Philadelphia visited Mrs Mary Taker and relatives last week. they were joined by Mrs Ena Belt of Clear Edge Inn returning to Philadelphia after a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Selen Baker
Robert
Glenn
Philadelphia
Mary Taker
Ena Belt
Clear Edge Inn
History of notable births and deaths across centuries
Today in history lists several notable anniversaries including Harry Toulmin born in England in 1766 who became Kentucky Secretary of State and Alabama legislator. Other figures include Walter Camp, John J. McGraw, and Henry W. Herbert among prominent writers and sports pioneers with various birthplaces and passing dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Toulmin
Kentucky
Alabama
England
Tio Willism Wadsworth
IHC
Cuba
Sampson County
Henry W. Herbert
Pranks Fareater
York
America
Walter Camp
New Britain
Conn
New York
John J. McGraw
New York “Giants
Truxton
N.Y
Today in History and Birthdays of Notables
A historical recap notes 19th and early 20th century events including Marietta settlement, Colorado suffrage progress, a 1891 Spain US Spain note, 1919 Grand Fleet mention, 1923 American Communist Party dissolution, and various other dated items. It lists notable birthdays such as Frank Bane Walter Winchell David Fairchild Lloyd Osbourne Leopold Stokowski Sherman Fairchild Benny Leonard and presents today’s horoscope predicting speculative tendencies and lavish spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hufus Putnam
New England Ohio Company
Marietta
Obra
Germany
Commmionist Party of America
Workers’ Party
Spain
Teiay
Frank Bane
Federal Social Security Board
Smithfield
Sears
Walter Winchell
New York
David G. Fairchild
Florida
Wave Scot
Michigan
Lloyd Osbourne
Robert Louis Stevenson
San Francisco
Leopold St
Malaria: historic menace and prevention measures
A historic health article discusses malaria's toll on civilizations and modern death rates, then details community prevention methods. It notes that drainage, screens, bed nets, and quinine derived from Cinchona bark offer protection, while mosquito control and personal precautions reduce transmission.
Away From The World a Peppery Travel Book Review
A critic reviews a Simon and Schuster travelogue noting its sharp polemics on modern life. The author describes global contrasts from London slum children to rotting oranges in Spain, portraying a disordered world and a provocative tone likely to provoke readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon and Schuster
Mr. Helfrage
London
Spain
Be GORGE ROSS New York Aprit
A colorful portrait of Tommany Manville II, New York’s famous playboy heir, detailing his lavish lifestyle, multiple marriages, and extravagant pranks. The piece cites his $40 million asbestos fortune, early marriages, and ongoing high-society spectacles at Manhattan venues, New Rochelle, and a Westchester county retreat. It notes armed bodyguards, numerous chaperones, costly gifts, and continuous social adventures that define his notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge Ross
New York
Playboy
Tommany Manville
Lim
Pocessio Rm Af
Manhattan Srines
Fluriats
Columoniets
Manville
Truih
Tommy
Manville Asbestos Fortuny
New Rochelle
Mr. Manville
Nares
Manhattan
Westchester County
Lee Teed Dea Stely RS Riek Ame
Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear names and terms. The readable parts hint at personal names or entities but lack coherent events, dates, or locations to form a factual summary. Further readable content is needed to produce a proper newspaper item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
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the News
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Porpenta
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Charlotte Shriver
Washington, DC
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Washington, D Co
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Margaret Gilletan
Taltimore
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Hobert Hell- Jelan
Bible Thought
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DR. Morris Fishbein
Ster, Journal of American Medical
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the Health Maguine
Silould
Malesia
Greece
Rome
Alexander Ic Great
B.C
Theocoric
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Cinchon
Malana
Brycr Cypion
Mls
Metropolitan Opera House
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Hineelf
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Tommy Manville
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