Unhappiness and Child Health A Guide for Parents
A guide by Olive Roberts Barton on how unhappiness affects a child’s health and self-esteem. It advises bolstering self-esteem, offering varied hobbies, avoiding harsh sympathy, and easing school pressures. An annual church supper note follows about Central AM P church at seven.
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Social Security Data System Described As Mass Production
An AP feature profiles the Social Security Administration’s vast data operation. A mass production setup scans millions of records with punched cards and rotary index to track pension, unemployment, and aid recipients. Arthur J. Altmeyer leads the board with Frank Bane as executive director and Vincent Miles as a board member.
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Social Security Board
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John Winant
Washington
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
NRA
Tabor
Altmeyer
Frank Bane
Virginia
Vincent M. Miles
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American
Machines Transform Auto Industry Under Waener Act
A brief note outlines changes in the automobile sector triggered by the Waener Act. The text highlights industry shifts, regulatory impact, and potential effects on manufacturers and workers.
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Many From Frederick County Enlisting in U S Army
Recent army enlistments from Frederick county include David William Lerch and Charles Franklin Lerch of Knoxville, August C. Wetzel of Emmitsburg, Charles M. Reuzer near Frederick, Donald L. Hetzel near Knoxville, Carl F. Stroup of 121 West Fifth Street, C Herman Schaefer near Frederick. Enlistees may choose branches in Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania DC. overseas service departs May 19 from New York aboard the Republic. Sergeant Chop at Frederick Post Office Saturdays for full details or write to U S Army Recruiting Office, Hagerstown.
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Chas
Franklin Lerch
Knoxville
Mirv
Joseph M. Lerch
Air Corps
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D.C
August C. Wetzel
Emmitsburg
34Th
Infantry
Fort George G. Meade
Charles M. Reuzer
Frederick
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Philippine Islands
New York City
Republic
Chop
U.S. Army
Hagerstown
Community Notes from New Windsor Distant Visits and Local Happenings
April report from New Windsor lists Rodger Barnes visiting from Washington DC with his parents. Prof Kinsey hosted a dinner for Rev Englar and Prof John and wives. Mrs Beall and family visited Baltimore. Mrs Barnes attended a Baltimore luncheon. An epidemic of mumps is noted in the community.
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E. C. Gilbert
Joseph F. Englar
Washington, DC
Howard Deeds
Familly
New Jersey
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson Mitten
John Hesson
John Carroll
Edgewood
Recital by Wrightson and Packham at Calvary Church
About 150 attended a concert by Earl Cranston Wrightson baritone and Eldridee Packham pianist at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Parish Mall. The program included eight Wrightson songs, intermission, then four Packham numbers and six more by Packham, ending with an enthusiastic reception. Two creatures of the sea are dolphins. Que belongs to the whale family as a nine mal, while the other is a fish.
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Eldridee Packharm
Parish Mall
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
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Packham
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Visit to Sister Inspires Quiet Ontario Tale
A fragmentary note shows visits to a sister Mrs Leslie Stellser and Miss Lila Johnson in Nova Scotia. It mentions a person named John S and a place Baile. The text is incomplete but hints at family connections and travel in a small community.
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Lila Johnson
Nova Scotia
Mere
John S Is Vist ‘Baile
More Strikes Likely During Coming Summer
Washington observers predicted more strikes this summer despite the Wagner Act decision. They cited better business and active union campaigns likely to trigger disputes, even as the act may quell some issues. Detroit reports the United Automobile Workers gaining recognition for 14,000 Packard workers by a 4 to 1 vote in a government supervised process.
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Supreme Court
Detroit
United Wutamobile Workers of Aficia
Packard Motor Car
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