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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1938
Page
2
An editorial notice from The Daily News AP section advises readers on correction procedures for erroneous reflections about individuals. It outlines that corrections will be gladly made and provides filing steps at the editor's desk. It also notes the newspaper’s post office entry details and classification as second class matter.
The Department of Justice plans grand jury proceedings against the American Medical Association and the Medical Society of the District of Columbia over opposition to the Group Health Association cooperative for prepaid medical care. It argues exclusive practices and expulsions threaten competition, while noting labor unions enjoy anti trust exemption. The piece also discusses the role of voluntary professional bodies and potential civil remedies for affected physicians.
A devotional snippet emphasizes that God has fulfilled all the good things spoken to Israel through Moses. It urges believers to trust in the Lord’s enduring power and holiness, noting that nothing promised has failed. The fragment reflects religious reflection on divine faithfulness and covenant assurance.
From the News columns dated August 5 1888 the Frederick item notes G J Doll named president and nineteen vice presidents with John A Markell George A Schroeder and Isaiah N Loy as secretaries. The United Boys praise repairs to their engine by John H Abbott lifting water from the creek. The Union Woods meeting at New Midway drew about 225 people leaving the city.
In Frederick a farmer seeks deferred draft classification citing 379 acres and wheat at 2 20 a bushel while failing to file income taxes or buy War Bonds. A Frederick youth reunion forms near a French station with Lieut Sponselier Paul Kennedy Earl Myers Leslie Schmidt John Shaw Bill King George Feaga Harry Pettingall Willard Barrick and Hartsock. Eugene Harrison elected Mayor of Brunswick over Catlett by 291 161. water piping bond issue passes 330 130. Richard Miles Gaithersburg mayor and longtime postmaster dies at 70 after electrocution at a street light station. he was a Republican leader.
Mr. William Herwig and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Herwig with daughter Betty spend a week at Camp Joy in Poolesville.
Home for Aged family and board guests dined at Vindobana Hotel Braddock Heights with Mrs BR Le Delaplaine hosting. Dr Barnhart returned from Lancaster after addressing a Spiritual Conference. Miss Lassiter’s engagement to Martin Luther Wachtel Jr announced for August 27 at Gibson Memorial Methodist Church Spring Hope. Eastern Star picnic at Tuscarora with 160 attendees. County leaders and locals travel plans noted.
Andorra, the tiny Republic in the Pyrenees, has a population of only 3,500 persons scattered in 30 villages. The page poses a word puzzle asking which word blocks form true statements about geography history and literature, with examples referencing Innsbruck Liege Basle Feldspar and Rip Van Winkle among others.
New York writer George Ross tours Hollywood studios noting that back lots recreate urban blocks with uncanny realism. He describes Warner lot’s New York slums, the alarming authenticity that unsettles actors like Pat O’Brien, and Gene Fowler’s coping ritual with Gotham’s phantom streets. Poverty Row is mocked as a dilapidated dwarf of real film production.
A recap of notable births and events from 1749 to 1936 including Thomas Lynch Jr, Edward K Collins, John Bidwell, Guy de Maupassant, Clare Briggs, Richard Washburn Child, and Philip H Sheridan. Milestones noted include first US postage stamps, Atlantic cable progress, Mobile Bay, Archangel landing, and AFL-CIO actions. Bruce Barton listed among today's birthdays.
A list of prominent figures with birthplaces and ages: including Congressman, advertising chief and author from Robbins Tennessee. General Malin Craig born in Missouri. General Hugh Johnson, ex NR A leader. Arthur J. Morris of New York creator of Morris plan banking born Tarboro North Carolina. Mary Beard born Indianapolis. Ruth Sawyer born Boston. Ruth Wheeler of Vassar born Plains Pennsylvania. Dr Fred R. Fairchild of Yale born Crete Wisconsin. Conrad Aiken born Savannah Georgia.
Today's horoscope notes a warm heart and freethinking nature. The reader is advised to balance independence with caution, anticipating a quiet, successful life after earlier trials. Marriage luck is suggested as favorable, though long-term outcomes depend on resilience through challenges.
Dr Myron W Walling a longtime Poolesville physician was feted in Berkeley Springs West Virginia last week for his eighty six birthday. The party hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Harmison owners of Park View Inn drew about forty guests. Walling has served Montgomery county for over six decades and is well known to state medical circles.
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