Corrected notices reflect political warnings and campaign money debate
Fragments from The Daily News discuss corrected notices for a manufacturing company and editorial concerns about Communism in a 1936 context. It notes a December 2 date, wartime fears, Spain, France, Germany, and Japan, plus a proposed campaign finance law limiting contributions and a concern over 13 million dollars spent on politics.
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Rgent
A. S. Danesan
Tosaer Pegtmaster
Statessnen
Service Club Leadership Reflections From David Lawrence
In the current issue of the Saturday Evening Post newspaper writer David Lawrence shares his observations from travels through forty states this year. He notes progress in smaller towns, comments on social conditions, Prohibition repeal debates, and praises service clubs for developing civic leaders across the United States, highlighting Lions, Rotary, and Kiwanis as key agents of responsibility and community work.
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Saturday Evening Post
David Lawrence
America
Frederick
Smaier
Lawrence
Gus Frederick
Americe
Service clubs drive American community growth quietly
In the rush of the American economy, service groups and youth clubs fuel community life. They support boys and high school activities, promote clean living, and evaluate worthy causes, steering clear of political controversy. Their steady, unobtrusive engagement has notably fostered local cohesion and civic spirit.
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Ameretr
Amegeea
New Windsor Social News and Obituaries Briefs
New Windsor hosts social visits and gatherings as Dee J Ma RF Smith and Mrs. Roy entertain with relatives on Nov 22 marking their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Jean Reid and Donna Pope visit from Thurmont and Baltimore. Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Richardson held at home with Rev. Detton presiding. Cooking school by New Windsor Homemakers supports local high school fundraiser, set for December.
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Hea Windsor
Dee J.ma
RF Smith Sander
Yar
Biome
Mary Evister
Baltimore
ewEdward Siuile
Femuy
Wasoon
Howard C. Roy
Aberrary
W. A. Bower
Taneytown
Granville Roop
Ally
Jean Reid
Thurmont
Bay Deck
M DP Feld
Donna Pope
Alice Richardson
Tate
WV. Detton
St Wants M. EL Church
Grant Devotss
Dee O
Fragmented Opinions on Erosion and Leadership Echoes
The text cites economist Stuart and psychologist Newman Hooptntarer criticizing humility and urging responsibility. It mentions a federal effort establishing 14 civilian conservation corps camps in Kentucky, reflecting early conservation patriotism and civic duty amid social debate.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local column notes from the News dated December 3 1886 recounts church treasurer report and trustee appointments at the Presbyterian Church and a marriage in the Lutheran church of Ella Baumgardner to Jol Taumgardnes witnessed by families. It also reports the death of Mrs Mary Smith an esteemed resident at age seventy and lists other society items including sensational fire losses and regional notices.
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Presbyterian Church
IL BR Steiner
William J Werman
Edward
Mary Smith
South Market Street
T. Smith
T. F. Castle
Mra
E. Austin Baughman
Ucense Piates
Jacob Hulle
Tiewinag
Wavanoge
Feshueband
Tb Burneu
Eugene L. Rowe
Ermister Datg
Frederick Bar
Lancastera
Grorae Wo Rose Sopmitibara
Frank M. Stevens
Thomas N. Mohs
George Allauth
Wile Lan Heteperger
John A. Gearey
McKair
Mr. Geares
Carroll L Amith
Watkeravne
Public vs Private Security by Rhoder W Babson
Babson argues the nation cycles between prosperity and depression and that Social Security is weak as a safety net. He urges private thrift, personal pension plans, and disciplined saving to cushion future downturns, warning against overreliance on government programs.
Celanese Plant Strike at Cumberland Settled
Celanese plant workers in Cumberland Maryland voted to return to work after a 12.5 percent wage increase and acknowledgment of collective bargaining. About 2,500 strikers approved the agreement reached with company and union officials, with full operations planned to resume by next Wednesday. The wage hike amounts to roughly 1 million dollars annually.
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Cumberland
Mad
Lnto
LUF’S STUFF Interesting Fact
A fragmentary reflection by N A Lufburrow on human variety and unique paths. The speaker compares individuals in thinking, behavior, and temperament, noting that no two are exactly alike in inner feelings or outward quirks. The text suggests universal diversity beyond oceans and daily life.
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Rver
N. A. Lufburrow
Montgomery County Increases Salaries
Montgomery County votes salary increases for 34 employees and appoints new deputy clerk Andrew Neuman of Chevy Chase. Several roles see boosts from $10 to $320 monthly, with debates over police pay and liquor board raises, while John Barviralli becomes the youngest permanent conductor in the New York Philharmonic Symphony Society.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Rockies
Andrew Hf. Neuman
Chessy Chase
Jesse Frank Nichoson
Chevy Chase
Heunan
Bapud E Bayley
Montegomery County
Charles B Yang
Aca
Mquor Control Board
Atub Thetp Literary
Richard H. Lansdale
Paul M Coughlin
Camministearrs
Rabut Hogner
Paunk H. Karn
Kus
Amnie Atkinson
Tarry Miles
Arnie Albert
Maurie Oden
Silver Spring
George W Vfones
Frank Johnson
Ciffard Seward
Agbury Williams
M. J. Dickinson
Robert Brown
Lorenz Gomi‘el
King
Linx
John Barviralli
New York Philharmonic Symphony Society
NEW SOCIAL SECURITY LAW UPDATE ON OLD AGE BENEFITS
The text explains change of job does not affect federal old age credits under the new social security law. Credits accumulate across covered employment with total wages capped at $3,000 per employer. Wages counted from 1937 determine eligibility for monthly benefits, with eligibility possible at age 85 after five years post 1937 if total wages exceed $2,000, regardless of number of jobs.
Preventing Common Colds by Avoiding Drafts and Dampness
Health pamphlet explains rhinids, many germs may cause colds, and three stages from dryness to obstruction. Advises avoiding drafts, drafts, dampness, and drastic temperature changes. emphasizes balanced winter diet and vitamins. Vaccine claims unproven. variability of colds depends on weather and crowding.
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Fort Wes
No Peace With Napoleon deepens the trap closing on Napoleon
Bruce Catton reviews de Caulaincourt memoirs covering the weeks after Paris fell in 1814. The narrative depicts Napoleon’s shrinking options as Marmont defects, his poisoning episode, and the eventual surrender to the Allies. Caulaincourt’s diary notes offer a vivid, constricted portrait of the failed bid to escape fate.
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Morrow
Taipzig
Fonc Tainebleau
Paris
Marmont
Coulancourt
Hourbone
Elba
Caussincourt
Broadway legends And the roving Players troupe tale
A compact survey of showbiz paths from Leslie Howard to Gypsy Rose Lee, noting how chance and star power shaped careers. It highlights Nat Goodwin guiding John Halliday into fame, Brisson and Baer as Danish and Danish-influenced icons, and Minsky brothers redefining burlesque with upscale designs and new venues on Park Avenue.
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George Ross
New York
Broadway
Leslie Howard
Players
Donald Ogden Stewart
Ethel Zimmerman
Astoria
Ethel Merman
al Slezal
John Halliday
Mr. Halliday
Klondike
Chance
Nate Goodwin
Nat Goodwin
Atripcine
Gypsy Rose Lee
Mins Lee
Brothers Minsks
Micmot
Freres Minsky
Park Avenue
Playhouse
Norman Bel Gedes
Nod Coward
Beatrice Lillie
Alfred Lunt
Lyntt Fontaine
Park Aventis
Semes
Today in History anniversaries and notable births
Today in History presents a compact roll call of anniversaries and figures born on this date. Entries include Rebecca Hubs a Quaker preacher born in Burlington County New Jersey 1772 and Cleveland Abbe pioneer meteorologist born 1838. The list includes J G Fair Theodore Roosevelt and Wilson era figures with birthdates and brief notes on their roles.
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Rebecca Hubs
Burlington County
Georgan
Deinton McClellan
Une Fon
Lincoln
New Jersey
Bor
Philadepiia
Jas. G. Fair
California
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Mae
John Bassett Moore
On Law
Smyron
Del
Arthur J. Brown
New York
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Bormr
Holliston
Mars
Atwater Kent
Bern Dene
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