Neutrality in Case of War Seen in Senate Proposals
The Daily News outlines AP content on a U S plan to preserve neutrality if war breaks out in Europe. Two Senate options would bar loans for munitions and ban Americans from war zones, aiming to keep the United States out of conflict while weighing trade rights and national response.
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Suave
United States
Europe
Senate
I Praons
United Sistes
Zon
Nacional Quarre
Ke LL Noes Says Work Out Odd Phrase
A garbled note appears to report on a routine or instruction matter with repeated phrases and likely typing errors. The readable part references doing work out and regular activity. No clear person or organization is identifiable from the legible text.
Bible Thought s of drunk LICMeTs. S25 Ged.- Cz.
The fragmentary item notes a Bible themed line about drunk licme ts with mentions of Ged and Cz. The readable bits hint at a brief humorous or editorial note in a local column.
Employes Pay Tribute To Publisher On Return
Employees of the News-Post plan a welcome home and birthday dinner for BR E Delaplaine. They note his past eight weeks on the farm and his faithful devotion to the paper, naming him “Scoopy” the hound as a symbol of his long service.
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BR. E. Delaplaine
Banneng
Reem
Molly
Opening of golf season at Catoctin Country Club April 28
Plans for the season include an Imix dinner at the cuo house at 7 p.m. on opening day. Afternoon games will be traditional golf activities though not part of the main event. Several teens join a local club as new members and a final bridge party is slated for May 1.
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Catoctin
Imax
Cuo House
Ram
Lene
Boo
Thomas
Tow
Seay
Joseph
Fables Being Arranged For Two Bridge Parties
Cresap's Rifles To Give Final Dance As Catoctin Chub Inc Hosts Dinner And Meet. Two Bridge Parties Scheduled Completed by arrangements and social event lineup.
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Catoctin Chub, Inc
Cresap
A. R. To Elect Office Next Week
A. R. to Hold Event Next Week features Len Hahn and Robbins star. Women’s summer home event opens with two performances Tuesday at the Jefferson street lot.
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A. R
A Robbins
Jefferson Street
Railroads Driving Business Away Says Letter Writer
William J. Grove argues railroads harm business and urges government action to ease burdens on Lee Chan and other carriers. The letter, signed by Grove, calls for government relief and policy changes to support commerce.
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Win. J. Grove
Lee Chan
William J. Grove
Today In History and Anniversaries in Brief
Fragmented tribute notes list births and deaths with scattered names and places such as Newton Massachusetts Fairfield Connecticut and Washington D C. The text contains garbled dates and illegible entries but clearly marks historical anniversaries and personal milestones without coherent events.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local notes recall events from prior decades in Frederick with brief items and shifting memories, drawn from archival columns and community mentions. The column lists scattered anecdotes and dated curiosities reflecting on the town’s past.
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Frederick
Unclear fragment hints at George movement and stray spread
Fragmentary text mentions a movement and a stray reference to George with scattered terms across coin timber and fears lingering, lacking coherent event or names.
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George
Harare Focuses on Progress and Future Success
Ambiguous notes reference efforts toward achieving greater success and advancement. The fragment mentions themes of striving, improvement, and collective effort without concrete details of people, places, or events.
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