Daily News Note on Associated Press Policy
The Daily News states AP dispatches are used as filed unless corrected by the editor. No communications or descriptions of subjects will be published without the writer’s real name, and consent must be provided for publication. Post office 2% Frederick Street second class matter.
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Beng
Witter
Frederick
Sid
Thames
Yangsize
Copyright Pub. Financial Bureau
Blondes and Brunettes Debate Continues in 1938 Opinion
An April 26 1938 editorial argues American men favor brunettes over blondes but stresses individual preference over hair color in matrimony. It notes blondes and brunettes vie for favor since antiquity, yet many factors beyond hair color determine a partner, and Chicago’s view on hair shades is not definitive.
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Chicago
Biondes
Child Health Day Refocuses on Healthy Habits
The piece urges parents to guide children toward nourishing food and adequate sleep while acknowledging a child's pull toward candy and play. It stresses that lasting health relies on children consenting to health rules, and that parents must persuade them to adopt good habits for a strong, well future.
International May Day Observances Reflect Labor Solidarity
May Day, once a playful youth event, becomes international labor day with workers' organizations staging demonstrations to advance welfare. Most observances are quiet and orderly, earning community support, though a few radicals resort to unlawful acts, revealing tensions between control and self restraint.
Cranium Crackers Brain Teaser From Last Page
Puzzle asks to identify correct work names or groups for ten items including Geneva as Switzerland’s capital, Martingue as a town on the French coast, a Brazilian penal colony option, Kosciuszko Mountain in Australia, and the last Russian czar among four choices.
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Sen Salvador
Kingdom of Switzerland
Geneva
Zurich
Berne
Basel
Martingue
France
Brazil
West Indies
Kosciusko
Poland
Hungary
Australia
New Zealand
Russia
Alexander
Nicholas S Tata
Ander III
Peter II
Strength For The Day No Parking From Here To Cor
A humorous reflection on bending rules for convenience. A speaker notes a man reading a no parking sign, moving it to suit his car, and whistling down the street. It argues that some people stretch laws and even moral codes to fit personal gain, challenging conscience and decorum.
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Cor- Be
Hugh Heaven
Babson Newspaper
Inflation World Wide Influence Analyzed
An examination of global inflation pressures and debt levels. The piece discusses how major powers including the United States Great Britain Japan France Germany and Italy face expanding deficits and inflation risks. It notes mounting government spending the difficulty of cutting off stimulus and the risk of currency depreciation across nations.
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Japan
Bret Mavon
Soeur
Britain
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Mary
Large Chamber of Commerce membership urged by Wolfe
Roger B. Wolfe president of Frederick Chamber of Commerce argues membership should be three to four times larger for a city of Frederick's size. He contends many merchants doubt the chamber's necessity or ride free, urging broader voluntary support to fund more effective work and community progress.
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Soglew
Babson Babson Park
Ptaoraud
France
Chamber of Commerce
Wolfe
Frederick
Frederick Local Items From The News Columns April 28 1988
Frederick items note a post office issue, a bill for office upgrades for busy offices, and an executors sale at John H Rouzer property in Thurmont with fencing for a dozen plus building lots on East street. Miss Ladiespurrier, teacher at Ladiesburg school, received a spring rocking chair as thanks from trustees and pupils.
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Frederick
John H. Rouzer
Thurmont
W. A. Lynn
Ladiespurrier
Ladiesburg School
Dry weekend drains city liquor stock and swells jail
Twenty years after a wet spell, the city sees bars crowded as county moves toward dry May 3. Varying liquor flows, travel aids, and a push to repair streets mark a tense period. Edward S. Delaplaine heads to Washington for national defense duties while Charles A. Wickless notes his son William J. Wickress arriving in France after machine gun training at Quantico and Parris Island.
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Nquor
Fraser
Art Annan
Harry
Ated
Joner
Emminsburg
Edward S. Delaplaine
Washington
Council of National Defense
Charles A. Wickless
Fourth Street
William J. Wickress
France
Quantico
Parris Islani
License Charge Dismissed Over Beer Sale Claim
License Commissioner G Ed Myers dismissed charges that William A Miller sold beer to a 10 year old, saying the boy's father bought the drink with the boy present. Miller and clerks denied sale, character witnesses testified, hearing held near Myers office.
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G. Ed Myers
William A. Miller
Miller
E. F. Kennedy
Myers
Wilbur H. Main
East Third Street
Bill
Main's
Luther E. Morgan
Harry R. Shaffer, Jr
Roy E. Miller, Jr
Ralph F. Wachter
Robert A. Kemp
Ingomar W. Albaugh
Willam F. “Buck” Suter
Maniz *. Michael
Mr. Myers
Charles McC Mathias
Patrick BM. Sehnauffer
Program Cancelled by Lions Club for Fanfare Quintet
The program led by C Thomas Summers at Calvary Methodist Episcopal parish hall was cancelled. Lions Club announces refund of ticket money and notes the event did not proceed as planned.
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Thomas Summers
Jin Calvary Methodist Episcopal Parish
Lions Club
Pageant Of Brides At Lewistown Friday Promotes Local Club
Lewistown Women's Club hosts a Friday pageant of brides featuring community members as maids of honor and a review of wedding gowns from 1882. The event includes exhibits of dresses fifty years old, musical numbers by local performers, and a wedding nightgown display with several participants modeling historic attire.
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Lewistown
Lewistown Women’s Club
Bal Lewitewe
Mem- Snawoskes Lyn Aforte
Hsge
Midred Davs
William S. Ramsburg
Edna Holfmaster
Ruta
George Arnold
R. Kresge
Lucille Nicademus
Monrovia
Kresge
Dorothy Barker
Louise Harper
R. Paul Buhrman
Arnold
Girl Scouts Troop 2 Meet And Plan Saturday Hike
The Girl Scouts of Troop 2 met at the Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon and began with a hymn. They walked to Baker Park for a game where the winning patrol earned 10 points toward a $5.00 goal, then formed patrols. A hike to Sugar Loaf Mountain is planned for Saturday, with meet at the church at 1 PM. Volcanoes are situated in areas of weakness in the earth's crust.
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Presbyterian Church
Baker Park
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Strength of the Associated Press Endorsed by Newspapers
A July discussion highlights The News and Post noting AP membership as a pledge of free press. The New York Times and Editor and Publisher praise the AP as a cooperative, impartial news system essential to democratic institutions and press freedom.
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News and Post
Associated Press
Oken
New York Times
Etvertisement
York Times
Associated
Insufficient Vitamin A May Affect Vision Health
Dr Morris Fishbeln explains vitamin A, its sources, and how deficiency harms epithelial cells and the eye. Night blindness and xerophthalmia are early signs, detectable by photometer. Boston University medical students show some dietary deficiency symptoms. Also notes high school bands preparing for All-County Band concert May 20 at Parkway School and the School Bay Patrol parade May 7 in Washington.
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Boston University School of Medicine
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Liberty
Middletown
Thurmont
Walkersvile
Parkway School
Frederick High School
Washington
Mental Hygiene Clinic to be Held at Winchester Hall
Dr Katharine Stuber of Springfield State Hospital will lead an adult mental hygiene clinic at 9 am Friday at the Health Department in Winchester Hall. The event aims to inform on mental health care and community resources for residents.
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Katharine Stuber
Springfield State Hospital
Winchester Hall
Mind Your Manners Quiz Reflects Social Etiquette
A Q and A on proper dining conduct covers bridge table chairing, asking where garments are bought, leaving spoons in sherbet glasses, seating parents, offering food politely, and guest seating order. The guidance emphasizes discreet movement if nervous and avoiding awkward questions about costs.
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NEA Service, Inc
Today in History and Birthdays Featured
Daily roundup of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays. Highlights include James Monroe born in Virginia and Palmer Cox of Canada, with several dates spanning 1788 to 1937. Also notes on treaties, aviation milestones, and a brief horoscope warning of overindulgence and romantic trouble.
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James Monroe
Virginia
Westmoreland Co
New York City
Silas S. Packard
Commington
Mass
New York
James Grant Wilson
Chicago
Scotland
John €. Ropes
Boston
Russia
Palmer Cox
Brownie
Granby
Canada
Hugh Lb. Cooper
Sheldon
Minn
Stamford
Conn
Bertram G. Goodhue
Pomfret
Maryland
Bligh
Bounty
Pitcairn Island
Pacific
Great Lakes
United States
Louis Paulham
Farman
England
Congress
Locre
U. S
Detroit
C. SO
Daily English Lesson Misused Words and Pronunciations
A readable fragment outlines common English usage errors and pronunciation tips. It features guidance on negation and possessives with examples and lists synonyms for eliminate and remove. The daily goal is to expand vocabulary by mastering one word each day, here defining nondescript as lacking a distinct class or kind.
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Pauls
Edna
Howe
Man About Manhattan on a Costly Bass Season Slip
New York writer George Tucker recalls a short 48 hour fishing trip where catching an out of season bass led to a confrontation with a friend, who rebuked the behavior as a cheap trick. The lake owners, not the state, controlled fishing access, leaving Tucker to reflect on the incident and his discomfort.
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George Tucker
New York
Hoozy
Anc
Butch
Surprise party honors Moore family home move
Community members gathered at a Liberty town area home for a welcome surprise party honoring the Moore family recently moved into the neighborhood. Attendees included Maurice and Martha Ellen Cram, Harvey Lare and family, Crickenberger and Lochner households, Smiths, Dinterman, Harris, and Dr W P Crickzenber maz.
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Moore
Libertytown
Weil
Maurice Cram
Martha Ellen
Harvey Lare
Geneard Gienn
Lawrence Crickenberger
Jean, Jane
Charles Lochner
Louise Lochner
Dave Smith
Issbel Smith
Louise Smith
Bob Smith
Beria Dinterman
Laura Harris
W. P. Cricxenbermaz
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