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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
2
A sprawling corruption probe centers on Linsey Pout Daudierg and Maryland court records as federal authorities pursue illicit ties to a regional crime syndicate. Investigators focus on racketeering acts tied to maritime trading schemes and forged endorsements.
The column argues about labor unions and public control, urging state regulation as a prudent move. It critiques a militant union stance while advocating public responsibility, infrastructure funding, and road maintenance funded by taxes to support farmers and communities.
A bishop will visit Weetint on Tare May 6 for an evening service at the Asen County Church, part of a newly formed parish from St. Thomas, All Saints and Trinity. The church, built of native stone, is among Maryland’s most attractive, with prior sessions held in Union Church near Westminster cemetery. Reports from Francis Scott Key Council No. 480 recount Maryland State Council deliberations in Salisbury and note next year’s session at Principio Furnace.
Local items from The News April 2 18 47 report a Democratic reform meeting at City Hall attended by about 500 people from various political backgrounds. Resolutions urged economy and critic argued the poor should not pay 3000 annually for a clerk or register of wills. Former Governor Hamilton praised reform and President Cleveland’s work. The Board of Aldermen found a 100 foot purchase from a lawn firm defective and sought recovery from the company.
Public warns to buy now as war outlook shifts. William J. Stoddard seen in Frederick buying a tire. A large northwest county gathering raised a flag in Babbsville with local residents and community members present. Charles Th Brow organized the flagpole setup while Edgar Bo Wachter assisted. The day featured speeches by Littan Shields, Helen Wile, and Ten Weinberg, with Wiltis Witter and Harry Bo Witter in attendance. An incident injured a man named tom who received first aid at Wallan Ti.bhacht.
Roger W. Babson argues amid the postwar labor turmoil that a National Labor Program is essential. He contends strikes cripple cities, urges voluntary arbitration, conciliation boards, and a government role to prevent violence while protecting both labor and management.
The page lists misused words and pronunciations and defines tenet as an opinion doctrine or belief held true. It urges increasing vocabulary by one word daily and notes a measurement tip for liquids by aligning the cup bevel with the tap mark line.
Miss Nellie Swisner daughter of Mr and Mrs H P Swisher Waynesboro Route 3 wed Byers Pentz son of Mr and Mrs Scott Pentz of Waynesboro Utante 1. The ceremony held in Frederick by Rev DeWitt Zuse of United Brethren Church. The couple took a wedding trip to Washington and Verna. They will live at 609 South Queen Street York Pa.
Announcement reports a wedding performed on November 28 in Charles Town near Frederick Virginia between Joe Rivers and Victor Myers with RO Bell of Charles Town officiating.
Jurors for the May term of the Carroll County Circuit Court were drawn by Clerk Levi D. Mayi of Chief Judy. The term begins Monday, May 10. Names include Taneytow Baxter, Chenoweth, Markwood, Shoemaker, Cookson, Sai Vale, Frick, Gardier, Koerner, Bankert, Caple, Magee, Lockard, Frick, and others from Manchester, Westminster, Hampstead, Middleburg, New Windsor, Union Bridge, Mount Airy, Berrett, and related lists.
The Room Mothers of Church meet in the school faculty room on Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. Mrs Guy K Motter presides. Many members were absent due to play practice. Reports from secretary and treasurer were given and committees discussed. The next meeting is the third Tuesday in May.
The article discusses reducing bronchitis risk through indoor hygiene and outdoor work when possible, avoiding smoking, keeping clothing warm, and managing weight. It describes diagnostic tools like bronchoscopy and imaging, limitations on self injection, and the role of specialists for severe cases.
Bruce Catton reviews Archie Binns The Laurels Are Cut Down praising its depiction of two Puget Sound brothers in World War I who end up in Siberia guarding munitions and railways. The piece discusses American intervention in Siberia, patriotism and disillusion, and notes one hero dies while the other faces charges, framing the novel as a strong, nonstandard war story.
A Paris travel essay advises Americans on dining in Paris noting differences in eating habits and foods. It warns against insults to French cuisine, mocks overeager American diners, and suggests modest wine, light meals, soup norms, and enjoying authentic French dishes like boeuf bourguignon, veau marengo, escargots, and cognac with caution. The piece highlights Parisian bread, butter, and ice cream quirks, and mentions growing popularity of French beer.
A collage of birth and death dates for notable Americans and a note on Washington’s neutrality proclamation. It lists Michael Milles and Uriah P. Bevy among others, with brief biographical tags and dates, and ends with a political commentary on neutrality and unrest in the 19th century.
In 1915 German forces used gas in Belgium. Two Canadian divisions halted the enemy line and blocked the road to the Channel. A third original effort saw college youth strike across the country.
A list of notable birthday anniversaries concludes today. Bishop William F L Anderson of Reston retired MLE and Dr. Oliver M W Sprague of Marvard economist born in Somerville Mass. 64 years ago. Dr. George F L Zook of Washington D C president of the American Connection Education born Fort Scott Kansas 52 years ago. Jo rine Ellen Glasnaw novelist born Richmond Virginia 63 years ago. Major General Dennis B E Nolan retired 1 S A born Akron New York 60 years ago. Charles Anne editor New York City born in Russia ??? years ago.
The piece cautions that bold aims require restraint and awareness of limits. It contrasts reckless striving with disciplined aspiration, suggesting ambition can be noble if paired with judgment and self awareness to avoid overreaching.
Fragmentary OCR reading includes garbled phrases about meat and offerings, midsection mentions a man and a unnamed author Theodor Parkeg appears as a corrupted name The text seems an excerpt from religious reflections with unclear context and numerous transcription errors
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