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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1937
Page
4
The article discusses congressional attempts to pass labor reform measures to the Supreme Court, noting a 1937 pattern of shifting responsibility to the judiciary. It argues this practice risks undermining government by inviting political pressure on courts and highlights historical precedents and the Wagner Act context.
A fragment argues that simple public pressure shapes policy more than complex laws. It mocks endless commissions and investigations as delays and asserts public will outpaces formal statutes.
Alfred Neumann’s The Gaudy Empire portrays Napoleon III’s second empire as a subtle, quiet dictatorship. The book traces his secrecy and manipulation alongside figures like Eugenie, Bismarck, and Garibaldi, set in 19th century Paris amid intrigue and rivalries.
A recipe describes selecting about 13 firm strawberries from a quart, blending with water, and thickening with cornstarch and sugar. The mixture is poured into a baked pie shell, then topped with whipped cream.
The Bethel Lutheran Sunday School group met at Mrs. Charles C. T. Stull’s home with Mrs. Luther Powell as hostess. President Leslie Stull presided as seventeen members and ten visitors answered roll call. A March basket sale report by Mrs. Chas. C. Z. Stull preceded bingo and refreshments. The next gathering is set for May 5 at Mrs Claude Stull’s home.
A Frederick court martial of a corporal and three privates for nonattendance at meetings was dropped after it emerged orders came from an adjutant rather than Col H Kyd Douglas. Maryland Class pastoral relations dissolved at Adamstown Reformed Church. George Hinkle Formem keeper of Montesue died at Shookfowe at age 80.
The column reports several soldiers from Company A being discharged for dependent relatives and notes eight men from the Maryland unit enlisting in the Navy during the war. Names listed include Roy Cheat and others. The Chimes of Normandy drew more than a thousand listeners for the Tale Chautauqua at the Armory, with a Baltimore meeting planned for a public address on war efforts.
Spring heat returns as varied activity sweeps through Frederick and nearby towns. The week features street repairs, public meetings, and society events at Hood College and local clubs, with reports of summer heat rising and civic plans shaping up under County Commissioners.
Household guests include Mr and Mrs Wilton Stitely and Betty Louise Woodsboro. A Mt Mary Lutheran Sunday School program featured Russ Anmi Mehring and a vocal quartet. Various locals, including the Austins and Warrens, hosted relatives and attended events at Detour and nearby towns.
The article explains tuberculin skin tests and X rays to detect tuberculosis in children, noting laws in some states about excluding infected children from school. It describes test procedures, positive reactions, and the uncertain progression to disease with about 20 percent eventually showing symptoms.
The piece asserts happiness comes from a contented mind and urges wise effort to add merit to daily life. It emphasizes that life filled with stress hinders happiness and that contentment is achievable through mindful attitude.
A compilation quotes reflects progressive views on work efficiency and reform. Walter B Pitkin notes technical gains may slim the employable class. Clarence Darrow urges humane treatment for troubled individuals. Dr T G Klump criticizes costly ineffective medicines. Henry Ford and Mrs Rubye Nix Zioncheck weigh public image and future work prospects.
Thirty couples attended the annual HY Club dance Friday night at Ebert's on N Market Street. Dancing ran ninety one by recorded music with chaperons Mr and Mrs Geo W Algice Mr and Mrs Max Fisher and Mr and Mrs August T Brust. The affair was planned by a committee led by Sheridan Barber Jr and Ernest Webb Jr. Sour milk used in cakes keeps them moist longer than sweet milk and applies to conds.
In Monaco the ruler Prince Louis I maintains a lavish domain where the Casino dominates life and the town thrives on wheels and dice. The port blazes with yachts while gardens and telegraph poles gleam red and white. Monégasque culture includes a music hall and ballet Russe performances with Toscanini and Walter, and intermissions offer a lottery chance at 10 francs.
A garbled list of historical births and notable figures with scattered dates and places. Includes Wichard Thon, Francis Murphy, Timothy Field Allen, Leonidas Polk, John Werreshoff, John L Storldard, and others with ages and origins, amid stray quotes and misread lines.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Teame Aubry Cade Ayoughte and Geores Macdonald with unclear context and no discernible event. No verifiable facts or dates emerge to form a coherent summary.
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