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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1938
Page
7
County orchards escaped serious damage as frosts eased Sunday night. Warm days and a 30 degree low at the airport aided crops. peaches beginning to form, apples blossoms falling. Farmers plan planting and expect barley, wheat, and rye in good shape though some showers needed for corn.
Charles Stull of Creagerstown was arrested by Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus and Deputy Justin Wachter for fishing in the Monocacy River without a license. He was released on his own recognizance for a hearing before Justice A. M. Ecker in Thurmont.
In Prague the nation weighs a synthetic understanding with minorities, notably 3,200,000 Sudeten Germans, as Prime Minister Hodza strengthens border defenses. Czech forces boast heavy artillery and air power while uneasy awaits aid, with St Nicholas Church in Prague symbolizing the republic’s proud spirit.
Mary Davis Gillies explains mirror-points in diamond shapes six inches long with felt backs for versatile centerpieces. Six plaques form a star, nine form a large diamond, enabling cubist effects. Pair with crystal, silver, or pewter for elegant tables. vary designs, aim to refresh each arrangement. For tea tables one plaque. four-seat tables two to four plaques. large tables two to three sets.
Four year old Charles Carmack, son of a city officer, was struck by a car at East Sixth Street near his home. He suffered a fractured leg and facial injuries, was unconscious at the scene, and later taken to Frederick City Hospital where his condition was listed as satisfactory. The driver Ernest Brightwell, traveling west, stopped after the impact and carried the boy to hospital. Separate note: U S piano production rose to 106,009 units in 1937 while Britain produced 52,750 units.
A Capella choir from Gettysburg College directed by Parker B. Waynild presented a sacred program at Evangelical Lutheran church. The 40-voice group performed sacred numbers, some by choral masters and some traditional folk songs, to a filled and attentive audience. A separate item notes the Detroit American Legion meeting about juvenile delinquency and underprivileged children led by E A Wright.
The column reports on President Roosevelt’s ambiguity over a California representative's resolution demanding listing of nations violating treaties. Roosevelt denies approving or disapproving, preferring not to trigger action. Lighter items include a publicity moment with designer Elizabeth Hawes creating presidential suspenders, and a humorous House scene with Senatorial bluster and a visiting grandson watching proceedings.
A dense schedule listing radio programs across stations WJZ NBC WABC CBS and others. Includes names of hosts such as Joann O Connor and Eddie Cantor, times like 7:30 and 9:30, various talk shows, music segments, and international broadcasts in London Tokyo Berlin and more.
Horace Russell, general counsel of the Home Owners Loan Corporation, faced letters sent to senators regarding a new seat on the District of Columbia circuit court of appeals. He acknowledged awareness of the franked letters but did not prompt them. Russell, favored among federal colleagues, resigned amid fire for alleged misuse of the free government frank and planned to return to Atlanta to practice.
Cumberland Md April 24 1934 visitors and spiritual leaders from Maryland and DC parishes gathered for the 27th annual archdiocesan convention at Carroll Hall. Bishop John A McNamara delivered the keynote address praising American governance while condemning hate and urging action to counter it.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an automobile walk out delayed and related unknowns. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable to form a solid news item. Summary focuses on the postponement of a vehicle related action amid unclear context and names.
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