Youth Week Opens with Week-Long City Events
Frederica sponsors Youth Week with daily events from Monday to Friday at Winchester Hall and Second Street. Highlights include high school orchestra, Hood College Glee Club, a soap box derby, and a youth city officials dinner at Francis Scott Key Hotel. Vocational interviews will be held for students with listed mentors and roles.
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Frederica
Winchester Hall
Hood College
Glee Club
Maryland School For the Deaf
FV Aiee Phei
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Bentz
Oe Avenue
Fred Springer
Harry
O. Schroede
A. L. Leary
Martha Fry
Leslie Grove
Margaret Bechtold
Sam Maples
Thomas
Stamps News and First Day Specimens Across Nations
A composite report notes a provisional post stamp from Chinese sources near Shansi and Peiping amid Sino Japanese tensions, plus Roosevelt sketching a 5 cent airmail stamp with an outspread eagle for Air Mail Week. Updates include a White House series revision and list of U S stamp denominations, followed by a brief remark on Brazil’s Iguazu waterfalls in pictorials.
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China
Shansi - Hoge
Chahar Borde
Kuomintang
National People’s Party
Wutaishan
Shansi Province
Peiping
Peking
Japan
Roosevelt
America
White House
U. S
Washington
Farley
Dayton
Ohio
Wilbur
Orville Wright
SE Petersburg
Fla
Cleveland
Franklin
Martha Washington
John Adams
Jefferson
Madigan
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Jackson
van Buren
William
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Brazil
Iguazu
Brazilians Claim World’s Widest Falls Near The Amazon
Brazilians describe a sprawling waterfall complex as the world’s widest, stretching two and a half miles. The feature lies along a famous river in Brazil, attracting visitors and researchers curious about its scale and impact on local ecosystems.
Barton Proposes Law To Put Politicians On The Spot
Washington April 1938. Congressman Bruce Barton of New York proposes a new law to embarrass politicians and curb corruption. He argues such a statute would force clear accounting and reduce evasive defenses. The piece notes reactions from Senator Styles Bridges and others in Congress as primary races in South Dakota unfold.
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Bruce Barton
Rodney Duicher
Washington
New York
Wip
Barton
Bridges
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Garner
TVA
Andrew House Military Affairs Committee
House
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Maury Maverick
Styles
South Dakota
Fred Hildebrandt
Fred Larks
Sas Dakota Farmers’ Union
Hildebrand
NEA Service. Inc
A Book A Day by Bruce Cation on American village life
A reviewer savors Edwin Valentine Mitchells American Village a history that foregrounds daily life over grand events. The work recalls slow mail, village inns, barber shops, and general stores with nostalgic warmth and witty detail, complemented by Ford era illustrations.
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Edwin Valentine Mitchell
Stackpole
Mitchell
America
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Greenfield Village
Miss Peeler Named May Queen at Pfeiffer College
Ruth Peeler chosen as Queen of Pfeiffer College. Westminster Theological Seminary commencement set for May with Bachelor of Sacred Theology degrees to John Joseph Dawson of Unionville and Thomas Ward Kemp of Mt Airy.
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Miss Peeler
Ruth Peeler
Pfeiffer College
Als. Pee
Westminster Theological Seminary
John Joseph Dawson
Unionville
Thomas Ward Kemp
Mt Airy
Stamps Feature Cataracts Along Brazil Argentina Border
A description notes the Brazil Argentine border about 20 miles from the Laude river mouth where two consecutive cataracts drop about a hundred feet each. A stamp design in 1,000 reis brown and sepia and 5,000 reis green and black depicts one of these cataracts.
Three Probes Under Way In Penna
Harrisburg April 30 AP three investigations into campaign charges of graft coercion and irregularities were underway or planned as Pennsylvania Democrats battle for control. A special grand jury probes bought legislation highway worker political use and state supplies. A WPA inquiry questions John B Kansas Kelly. A Commonwealth inquiry by AG Guy Baid looks into charges of bought legislation and backroom demands on state building contracts.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Works Progress Administration
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
Joseph Guffey
WPA
Thomas Kennedy
Hail Wreaks Damage Across Two Counties
A sudden storm lashed Talbot and Caroline counties causing broken boat masts and damaged glass in St Michaels and Federalsburg. Tomato crops near Federalsburg were beaten down. Florists reported shattered greenhouse panes and damaged plants as trees lost limbs along roads.
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Talbot
Caroline County
St. Michael's
Talbot County
Federalsburg
Your Health Rheumatic Fever Toll Among Children
Fragmented text discusses rheumatic fever as a deadly disease affecting children with vague references to health harms and fictional fear. The readable parts suggest alarm about its impact on youth and disability, but details are unclear.
Mortality and Broadcast on Young Heart Disease
A medical discussion on rheumatic heart disease in youths, noting high mortality before 30, the need for prolonged rest and specialized care, and an upcoming international broadcast featuring top physicians to raise awareness and funding for research and treatment. Also mentions a separate trespass charge against W. J. Gudu by police.
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United States
England
Lord Thomas Jeeves Horder
King of England
London
William J. Kerr
American Heart Association
San Francisco
Homer Swift
Rockefeller Institute
New York
T. Duckett Jones
Boston
Charles Blumenauer
Frank Dorsey
W. J. Gudu
Holstein Meeting And Banquet May 19
Holstein meeting and banquet planned for May 19 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. MMyzz Friesian Association delegates will attend. keynote speakers include Crissey of the National Holstein Association and Walter L. Andrews as auctioneer. State and county dairy groups to share activities. sale of Holstein cattle from multiple Frederick and surrounding counties.
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Othansusi
Sanchez
Mmyzz Friesian Association
Francis Scot
Key Hotel
Crissey
Natonal Association
Springster
Mass
Howard C. Baker
Aist
University of Maryland
Te Association
Remsberg
Frederick
Baltimore
Montgomery
Carroll
Anne Arundel
Walter Lodrews
Beach City
Ohio
John M. Dennis, Jr
H. O. Norris
Annapolis
State Association
Frederick County
Frank G. Remsberg
Middletown
Albert N. McCardell
J. Homer Remsberg
Mindlatown
Secretery-Treasnadas
Uter
Girls Club Old Clothes Dance Highlights Local Event
Members of the Loa Theta Rho Girls Club No. 3 held an old clothes dance Monday evening in their club room. Dancing ran from 8 to 12 with novelty numbers including the Big Apple and elimination dances. Prizes were awarded to Catherine Hooper and William McCombe in the spot dance and to Joseph Rhoderick and Mary Starner in elimination. Alma Miller received the Moor prize. Attendees included Alma Miller, Ruth Lenhart, Betty Grove, and many others with Esther Miller, Helen Crampton, and Celeste Thomas as chaperones.
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Loa Theta Rho
Catherine Hooper
William McCombe
Emily Kreimer
Ralph Orrison
Joseph Rhoderick
Mary Starner
Alma Miller
Moor
Edward Reeder
Richard English
Glenn Gillian
Glenn Orrison
Frank Hoffman
George Conn
Richard Barr
Esther Miller
Helen Crampton
Celeste Thomas
Roosevelt seeks broad study of US business structure
President Roosevelt announced a plan to decentralize the nation's business structure with a militant anti monopoly aim. He asked Congress for a 500000 appropriation to study fundamental aspects of business life as a prelude to breaking up concentrated private power.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Etiquette
A column presents a social etiquette quiz with questions about hosting a party, sending photos to strangers, signing photos with endearments, and dancing with a higher stakes player. It urges practical choices and offers a suggested best response for high stakes bridge scenarios.
Last day to pay 4.7 percent payroll taxes mandated
The District of Maryland urges employers to file quarterly SS-In reports for unemployment compensation and old age pensions by April 30. No extension possible. Form SS-In marks first quarterly returns, replacing monthly filings. Penalties apply for late or missing returns. taxes rely on payroll, not income.
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Tc Isc
Internal Revenue
District of Maryland
M. H. Magruder
Maryland
District of Columbia
End to Interlocking Spheres of Influence in Industry
A report notes a call to end the practice of interlocking spheres of influence in industry and business. It references debate about resistance to monopoly by bankers and corporate power, describing a vision to curb banker control of industry.
James Roosevelt to Attend Hilltop House Dinner-Dance
James Roosevelt, son of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, will be a guest at a May 12 dinner-dance at Hilltop House in Harpers Ferry West Virginia. The event is hosted by the Young Democratic Club of Jefferson County announced by club president C W Shipley.
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James Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hilltop House
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Young Democratic Club
Jefferson County
C. W. Shipley
Miss Florence Garner Celebrates 25 Years as Local Health Nurse
Frederica marks a quarter century of service by Miss Florence E Garner a public health nurse in Frederick county. A Franklin Baltimore graduate she joined the county health office first as a tuberculosis nurse and later as a visiting nurse nursing about 2640 people including 92 patients in a single flu month.
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Florence E. Garner
Frederica c
Federated Clarities
Miss Garner
Franklin
Nurs
County Health Office
Moss
Frederick County
Garner
Maryland State Nurses Association
Frederick City
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds
Marriage licenses list five couples with ages and residences from Washington D C Uniontown Brunswick Baynsboro and Middletown plus two Deed transfers totaling ten dollars to various spouses. An order filed shows paid and satisfied status for Claude A OToole holder of thirty shares in Central Trust. University of Kansas miler noted as sleeping about eleven hours nightly.
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Richard A. Lindsay
Washington, D. C
Helen Grace King
Uniontown
Raymond W. Danner
Virginia R. Spring
Brunswick
William C. Dick
Gladys F. Bell
Richard A. Boyer
Middletown
Lowise Morrison
Baynsboro
Former coach Graham dies at St James School Lexington
Edward G. Graham, former master and athletic coach at St James School from 1911 to 191? , died in Lexington, Virginia. He was aged 8. He contracted illness and died after illness, with details partially obscured in the notice.
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Dies Ward
St James School
Lexington
Edward G. Grahar
St. James
Graham
Untidy Drawstrings Spark Frustration During Laundering
A reader complains that draw strings easily tangle and frustrate laundry routines. The note mentions pals and phrases about messes, urging practical solutions to prevent tangling during washing.
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Frederick County
Public sale offers a property in Frederick County with a frame dwelling of four rooms in good condition. The eastern portion includes a right of way deeded to George H Hinday and Kinner C Ratling as executors, from 1927, Board of Education record. Sale terms cash on day of sale or court ratification with a $500 deposit. Auctioneer John L Dutrow.
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Belin
Frederick County
George H. Hinday
Kinner
Ratling
Chtistian
Board of Eitication
Frederick Couty
George H. Railing
William M. Storm
John L. Dutrow
Hood College notices redemption of bonds in Frederick Md
Notice of redemption is given under the deed of trust for Hood College of Frederick Maryland. Bonds outstanding will be paid in full on July 1 1938 at the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Frederick Trustee office. Interest ceases on redemption date. Holders must present bonds for payment and redemption. Hood College President Henry J Stahr and Trustee Raymond IL Ford noted. Also a public hearing for appeals procedures set for May 10 1938 at 3 PM before Maryland Employment Compensation Board in Baltimore. Secretary Katie Seeger signed notice.
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Hood College of
Frederick
Maryland
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank of Frederick
Hood College of Frederick
Henry J. Stahr
Raymond IL. Ford
Unemployment Compensation Board
Baltimore Trust Building
Baltimore
State OF Maryland
Mutual Insurance Company
Frederick County
G. Mantz Besant
Mason and Dixon Inn, Inc
Barry J. Myers
Pres. & Treas
Emmitsburg
Edna D. Myers
V.pres
J. Henry Troxell
Harry J. Myers
Eesnse
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Frederick High School
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Morris Fishsein
Journe
American Medical Almond Hygets
Meath
South
Milions
Holstein
Fairgrounds
FBI
NEA Service, Inc
Marks
Court News
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Harry M. Whisner
Elmer W. Mottern
Jenna H. Krepps
County
Guilford
Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas
McCleery Jewelry Store
News-Post
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Katie Seeger
Mount Olivet Cemetery
North Market Street
Robert A Kemp
G. ED Myer
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