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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News notes a corrected occurrence may appear in the columns of The News and will be brought to the editor's attention. It is entered at the post office at Frederick Maryland as second class matter.
The piece praises negotiations between railroad management and labor over a proposed 15 percent wage cut as a wiser path than force. It outlines the Railway Labor Act provisions requiring fair bargaining, non coercion, and staged dispute handling, noting 30 days notice and mediation courts before changes.
A word puzzle asks to select correct blocks to form true statements about capitals, cities, authors, and rivers. Answers require choosing proper pairs like Quito as capital of Chile or Rome through Rhine.
A Chicago man, John Smoller, laments his father’s treatment before both men are found dead with guns. The European world appears split between belief that what is and what is wrong. The retired ABA president criticizes court business as haphazard and failing.
Dr. Douglas Adam recounts a professor Huxley story where a friend asked if he should share church experience rather than argue. Huxley urged hearing personal testimony, tears suggesting longing for belief. The message: doubt is a burden, but persistent faith and prayer can move a person from agnosticism to faith.
Luf burrow celebrates vacation mood in a playful verse urging rest from work and lingering joy. Frederick Cub Scout Pack No 2 hosts a watermelon party with eight attendees after games. University of California dentistry research notes saliva as a health indicator.
Local items from The News Aug 1 1888 report George A Gilbert and J H Keller of East Second street filing for an injunction against the Mayor Aldermen and electric light plant owners alleging the purchase was illegal and a nuisance. Rev Osborne Belt of Unionville was bruised in a runaway accident as his buggy was demolished. Dickerson residents lament no excursion trains to the Washington Grove camp meeting this year.
AP feature compares Alben Barkley and Happy Chandler in a clash of federal patronage versus state machine power. It notes Chandler’s centralized Kentucky governance and Barkley’s New Deal backing, with age, records, and 1939 term considerations shaping the race as of August 6.
A Book a Day reviews Hertzler’s The Horse and Buggy Doctor, praising its history of medicine from rural practice to modern offices. The author highlights the human touch and anecdotes of physicians who worked selflessly to ease suffering, offering a tribute to old country doctors.
Rockville August 1 six new candidates are in the field for county offices in Montgomery county James M Mount of Gaithersburg has filed for county commissioner subject to the Republican primary and Robert W Farmer of Redland will seek the Democratic nomination for a seat on the board of commissioners Two Republicans will seek endorsement for judge of the Orphans Court Guy Clinton Takoma Park and William H Burdette Damascus Dr C Galloway Takoma Park secretary of the Republican Central Committee has filed for renomination to that post and John Coffman Takoma Park will be a candidate for delegate to the Republican State Convention
Washington Daybook assesses how a Roosevelt bid for a third term could derail young hopefuls like McNutt and Barkley. It weighs age, political paths, and cabinet options while noting other leaders and independents eye future roles. The piece suggests a late bloom of a dark horse and mentions postwar timing uncertainties.
Dr D R McIntyre of Baltimore has leased the Markey property at 53 East Patrick street and will open offices on the first floor with Mrs McIntyre and son Bruce to join later and occupy the home. He practiced as a chiropractor in Frederick for about ten years before moving to Baltimore six years ago.
Dr Morris Fishbein warns that swimming pools risk spreading serious infections when water is contaminated by sewage or people who swim unclean. Ringworm remains the major threat, with towels and suits spreading germs. proper care and footbaths reduce risk. Venereal disease spread via pool water is unlikely.
A compact guide highlights common errors in English usage. It notes that winter described as excessively is better as exceedingly, explains profile pronunciation, and urges careful spelling of aeronautics. It presents synonyms for fearless and a daily word focus profusely meaning bountifully with a La Rochefoucauld quote.
A letter from Cardinal Mercier, famed Belgian church leader, describing German seizure of bells and organs in occupied Belgium reaches Rev Fr W Z Kane of St Johns. The war draft affects about 10 percent of Desick County males in service. Marble delays stall East Pattick post office work amid street work. Creagerstown district hit by grasshopper pest damaging clover seeds, corn, and oats. notable losers named. An army of frogs swarms Point of Rocks as Frederick county history notes.
A reader quiz on proper conduct with two speakers on a program and common dining and hosting etiquette. It covers avoiding lengthy speeches, not prying during another’s phone call, not smoking in a host’s home, placing silver on the plate for second helpings, and whether to eat cake with fingers or a spoon. Best hostess approach for club receptions is discussed.
In a light dialogue set in New York on August 1 George Rossas jokes with Gracie about writing guest columns while he vacations in the woods Gracie insists on Hawaii by boat but doggedly argues trains are possible The pair joke about Hawaii Nor mandie steamship and a Nor mandie sailing while recalling George Rossas status and plans
Major anniversaries span explorers, authors, and scientists from Clark to Melville. Notables born include William Clark, Francis Scott Key, Maria Mitchell, Herman Melville, Columbus’s voyage landmark, and U S figures like Ellison Smith and Aline Kilmer. A long list marks births and milestones across centuries.
The text notes that today inspires strong passion and love of sensation. Good fortune often follows this energy unless pride and vanity hinder progress. As the day advances, fiery nature deepens, risking trouble especially with money and ministers.
A brief devotional note quoting Hosea 14:9 about the Lord guiding the just and reproach for transgression, followed by a moral instruction on bearing consequences in Franklin.
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