Wrong Statehood Junkets
An editorial notes trips to Hawaii by a joint Senate and House committee funded by a $2,000 Hawaiian appropriation. It argues statehood for Hawaii remains unlikely this session and criticizes lawmakers for accepting costly entertainment from interests tied to legislation. It urges bills be paid by officials or the government, not Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Pacific
Congress
Colorado
Black
Supreme Court
Senate
Honolulu
Waikiki
Washington bookkeeping slip over 42 million bucks exposed
A twelve day error in the Treasury public statement of expenditures tied to RFC note sales to National City Bank of New York. 35 million and 7 million in proceeds were miscredited to repayments and collections, inflating income figures before a $42 million drop was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
National
Quotes and opinions mix in a scattered actor’s collection
A jumble of quotations from various figures includes remarks about China and its army, a university graduate in New York, and comments from Hugh D Brady of Boston. The items mention breaking pencils, women’s glamour, farming a son’s milking, and an actress’s talent, all framed as casual statements by public figures and entertainers.
Great Mother Forest by Attilio Gatti review
Bruce Catton reviews Attilio Gatti's Great Mother Forest a vivid account of expeditions into the taboo Kibal-iturt forest in the Belgian Congo. The work details encounters with the okapi Pygmy tribes and great apes, aided by photographs and a direct conversational style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgian Congo
AttiHo Gatti
Mother Forest
Charles Scribner's Sons
Attillo Gatti
Kibal-iturt
Tabu
Gatti
P. G
Daily English Lesson Causticity Word Spotlight
Today's word causticity described as the sharp edge of language in a retort. It notes common usage errors and pronunciation guidance while urging readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaunt
Haggard
Bible Thought Verses On Deliverance And Charity
A short devotional excerpt contrasts Psalms 72 12 13 with a Wordsworth line about charities that heal and bless. It notes the needy and poor seek aid and reminder that compassion rests with people who help.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Fire and Losses
Forty plus residents recall a 1917 blaze that started in Edward Dyer's canner shop on East Fourth Street and spread to George Youns and Peter Renner households destroying three houses valued at $1500 each. The column notes local tax collections, a bequest dispute, and obituaries including John W. Abrecht.
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Edward Dyer
East Fourth Street
George Youns
Peter Renner
Thomas C. Landerkin
Clark Wortilington
BE Price and Co
Thieve
St Tough
South Mare
Car Dearer Roses
G. Harley
Charles W. Hollman
Mount St. Mary's Coltene Wall
Hoffman Estate
Cirreuit Court
Scott Rayer
Poolesville
Krederick
John W. Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Fants
Annual Smith Family Reunion Draws 500 At Renner's Park
The Smith family reunion on Sunday August 22 at Renner's Park New Midway drew more than 500 attendees. A 1130 am basket lunch preceded a program with prayers songs and memorial services and officers elected for the coming year.
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Smith
Renner’s Park
Renner's Park
New Midway
W. A. Herpich
Oak Will Church of God
Herpich
Ruth Magers
Paul Frizzell
Mr. Herpich
Betty Riley
Mary Baker
Melvina Elizabeth West
C. W. Smith
Clarence Smith
Paul and
Newell Frizzell
Harold
Donald Young
George E. Smith
Windsor
P Dents
George R. Lewis
Frederick
Willis Smith
Unionville
C. Russel Smith
Dolly Fryde Farm
Laibertytown
Sam’s
Jolly Serenaders
Renners Park
Milton QC. Smith
Norman C. Smith
J. Alton Smith
Wilbur B. Smith
Patsy Ann Smith
Milton Renace Smith
Doris A. Smith
C. Russell Smith
Dolly Hyde
Libertytown
Charles He
Nora Smith
Coleman
Catherine ‘Mercer
Ardila Mercer
Nadine Smith
Samuel Renner
Jessie JT Renner
Isac Smith
Wi. Siir
William Strasburg
Charlotte
Buddy Strasburg
John Winebrenner
Robert Reed
Ethel Engle
Shirley Winebrenner
Rosalie Wetzel
John Riley
Arthur Staub
Albert Stambaugh
Patricia Ann Stambaugh
Willam Grimes
Pharmont
Webster Grabil
Dorothy ‘Keeney Johnsville
John A Smith
Vernon Smith
Anre Onaville
Eugene Smith
Albert Brashears
Edward Smith
Charlotte Smith
Clarence i Walfield
Ira
Charles
Catherine
Carrie
Mary Matfield
Mary
John Blackston
Shirley
Donald Blackston
New Windsor
Wm. A Herpich
Zelma Eyier
Wayn Eyler
Laurence Horner
Catherine Shipley
Norman Wetzell
Norman, Jr
Arville Magers
Lylvia Magers
Mr Airy
and Ara
Calvin Gartrell
Deaad Gartrell
el- Mhieatt City
Panl Friz- Viel
Newell Fruevell
Miss Elloutse
IT'S ODD Butt's Science
In a piece by Howard W. Blakeslee, the article explains viscosity as a key quality of lubricating oil affecting safety at high speeds. It notes that in speed engines oil pressures can rise to thousands of pounds, influencing performance in autos subways trains and planes.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
State College, Pa
Oil viscosity rises with extreme pressure finds at Penn State
Pressure alters viscosity as Dr. R B Dow reports in a new high pressure lab at Pennsylvania State College. Oils tested at 26 000 psi and 130 F show Pennsylvania oil increasing viscosity about 25 times Oklahoma oils about 35 times and California over 100 times.
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R. B. Dow
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
California
Descendants Hold Reunion In Petersville Woods Sunday
The descendants of the late T Carlton Keller and Delilah Cline Keller gathered Sunday in Farmers woods Petersville for a family reunion. A basket lunch followed with numerous relatives listed including Summers Keller Stang and Bevens families and others. Officers were appointed to organize the annual event with Lemuel Keller as president and T Claud Keller as vice president.
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T. Carlton Keller
Delilah Cline Keller
Farmers’ Woods
Petersville
Lottie Summers
Lester Summers
Irene
Tielen
Belva
Harry Summers
Harry Jr
Paul
Page Ditto
Edna Waltz
Pauline
Norman
Mary C
Glenn
Thomas Summers
Lemuel J. Keller
Carl Keller
Lois
Dwayne
Wanda
Gilmore Keller
Louise
Jacquelin
Patsy
Henry Keller
Vera
Juanita
Guilelma
Dorothy
James Bevens
Billy
Lemuel D. Keller
Jacob A. Culler
Mary Culler
Homer C. Gross
Mollie Lewis
Oliver Englebrecht
Oliver, Jr
Harry Shafer
Richard Shafer
Dennis
Wm. Miller
Nellie Keller
Clinton Keller
Newton Keller
Belva Ayers
Carlin
Kenneth
Claud Keller
Alita Weaning
Hilda Weaning
Joseph Stang
Wm. Penn
Robert
Aubrey Stang
Donald
Raymond
Alex Stang
Frances Boswell
Carlton Stang
Helen Stang
Fannie Biser
S. Pierce King and Son
Braden
Albert Lennison
Amanda Kretzer
Francis Kefauver
Horace Kfauver
W. Lamkin
Carroll Miller
Susie Lakin
Edna Miller
James Anderson
Dick Boyer
T. Claud Keller
William Miller
Belya Ayers
Babies Allergic to Foods Their Mothers Eat
Dr Fishbein explains how infants can react to foods in a mother’s diet causing swelling rashes and intestinal distress. A 6 week old girl showed leg and face swelling linked to navy beans and corn bread in the mother’s daily meals. removing beans and corn cleared the swelling in 36 hours. The piece notes 10 to 15 percent of people have reactions to foods such as milk eggs cereals strawberries or shellfish and details how tests track sensitivities.
News Overload Describes Turbulent Times
A columnist laments the flood of current events and constant commentary. The piece notes a world in a worsening state and longs for quieter news days, blaming the nonstop cycle for stirring public unease.
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Wedding Etiquette
A reader guidance piece answers etiquette questions about weddings. It covers brides maiden initials, whether a divorced man’s marriage is suitable for an elaborate wedding, printing ecards for broken engagements, whether two clergy can perform a ceremony, Catholic mass posture, and seating guests at a dinner for an enraged couple. It includes a suggested seating arrangement.
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NEA Service, Inc
From Stenographer to NBC Radio Star Cinderella Tale
Lucille Manners recalls leaving a New Jersey insurance office to become a NBC network singer on Radio City stages with a 40 piece orchestra. She credits time budgeting and apprenticeship, describes substituting for Jessica Dragonette, then securing permanent radio work after a brief setback.
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Lucille Manners
New York
Newark
N. J
Radio City
Louis Dornay
NBC
Jessica Dragonette
Cinderella
Miss Dragonette
Today in History and Birthdays featured in brief
A compact list noting anniversaries of historic figures born in New England and elsewhere, plus notable events such as the Bladensburg auxiliary, the 1857 financial panic, Edison and the Panama Canal Zone act, Valentino’s funeral crowd, and current birthdays including Rev. Lewis S. Mudge and Prof. Walter Pritchard Eaton.
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Bladensburg
Washington
Great Britain
Yteday
Lewis
Mudge
Philadelphia
General Assembly
The
Pisterian Church
York No
Samuel Alliot
Boston
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Ruth Baker Pratt
Ware
Walter Pritchard Eatom
Yale
Horoscope for Today Promising Yet Restless Career
Today's reading suggests a naive yet promiscuous adviser will be an experimentalist and an accomplished entrepreneur. A tendency toward complaisance may arise as the mind seeks contentment through schooling and steady effort. Despite the doubt this may bring, there is a fair measure of success ahead.
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Anthony Moxley
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Josiah Frysinger
Herbert Michaels
Walkersville
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Gean Michael
Florence Greene
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Roy
Charlotte Beard
William Boone
Maurice Eckenrode
William McClain
Mull
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Stella Potts
Pearl Smith
Ralph Potts
Sort Potts
Gertie Haines
Evelyn Gruber
Charles Ing
Ralph South
Bernard Mort
Harry Finneyfrock
Florence Smith
Elmer Smith
Betty Smith
Woodsboro
C. BE
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Caroline Plaine
Charles Plaine
Mary Plaine
Calvin Keen- Woodsboro
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Monroe Black
Airy
Lloyd Stine
Grayson Stine
Paul Keeney
Luther Keeney
Westminster
Percy Keeney
Donald Smith
Boyds
Harold Keeney
Mary Jane
Doris
Ruth
Lloyd Stine, Jr
J. Albert Smith
LeGore
George D. Wilhide
Phyllis Wilhide
Ernest Wilhide
F. T. Naylor
Norman T. Naylor
Norma Jean
William Naylor
George Wilhide
Robert E. Eyler
Bobby Burker
Jimmie Burtier
James J. Smith
Mildred M. Smith
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Billie Meredith Smith
Mr. Gee
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Lola C. Smith
Madeline Smith Cramer
Thomas P. Cramer
Harvey Long
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Viola Annabelle
Woodrow
Irving Long
Romania
Donald Jr. Long
John Harden
William Charles
Joseph Uneden
Jack Mayer
Jack Jr
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George Traband
Marjorie
Joppa
Robert Long
Edward Pencil
Thomas Keeney
Bay Shore
Mero
Joseph F. Mouff
Warren Fox, Jr
Harry Tenney
Lewis Engle
Charles Lewis
George Lewis
Doris Ongle
Peggy Oul
James Houtf
Mary C. Houlf
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Lake McDonald
Glacier National Park
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Alvie Smith
Alyce Smith Jr
Harry Smith, Jr
Donald Long
Morris Fishbein
American Medical
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the Health Magazine
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Lufburrow
SOPR
Miss Manners
Joseph E. Worcester
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New York City
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Theodore Parker
Lexington
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Charles Follen McKim
Chester County
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