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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1937
Page
7
Many children pursue music with greater interest and access to free instruction. Some lack talent or coordination, so forcing lessons wastes time and happiness. If a child can master notes, encouragement helps, while many nonplayers still enjoy and appreciate music's value and history.
In Washington the Sugar Trust fight pits administration officials against lobbyists as Roosevelt threatens a veto. The debate centers on imports of refined sugar from Puerto Rico and Hawaii and Cuban quotas. The piece notes high consumer costs, with estimates of billions in protection and a plan by one congressman to cut the burden without harm.
The piece outlines Congressman Voorhis proposed quota system to shift sugar production to lower cost regions and reduce prices, countered by sugar refiners allied with a long-standing industry monopoly. It traces the political fight, speaker positions, and potential consumer impacts.
Editor's note discusses two political theories from autocratic rule to democracy. It surveys historical patterns over millennia, noting how past systems influenced modern governance debates. The piece invites reader reflection on which form has proven more successful across eras.
Benjamin B. Stickney Jr warns in Washington on August 11 that unchecked ambition and empire building lead to oppression, oppression of speech, press, and personal liberty, citing Alexander, Caesar, Charlemagne, and Mussolini as examples while urging progressive national planning to avoid a Rome-like fate.
Tony Katkuulia kis was fined five dollars and costs for reckless driving at Peoples Court. He was arrested at Sparrows Point after a warrant by Mrs. Daisy Winkle. Other reports note Chester West jailed for four months for stabbing Harry Hill, and James Davis held for arson charges after serving time for drunk and disorderly conduct.
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