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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1937
Page
8
Washington observers believe the Roosevelt administration may revert to heavy spending to spur recovery. Predictions point to a private housing boom and infrastructure measures as likely steps, with support from insiders who say spending could curb the economic slump.
An account describes Senator George Berry of Tennessee signaling for peace amid conferees including William Green and John Lewis. The episode ends with Berry reportedly staying outside as negotiators confer and a disputed version claims a question was asked, though Berry left after no formal statement.
The piece discusses a likely government spending surge as funds are channeled into the economy. It notes opposition from munitions lobbyists to the National Firearms Act amendments, including a fingerprint requirement for buyers, with expected DOJ and political players ready to engage at hearings.
The famous stage star Maude Adams returns to recreation of Chanticleer in a performance noted for its charm and emotional depth. Audiences see Adams embody the aristo cat in a refined portrayal, with emphasis on her recent film work and stage mastery.
A fragment from the Canal Zone era describes Willard returning from two years of enlistment in the United States Army and planning a post in the area. It also covers the Seedle Crest Needle Art Club and Ambo PPGION auxiliary activities with Christmas party details, members listed, and upcoming meetings and programs.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc announces a Christmas Eve distribution of a salary dividend to employees with at least six months service. Bonuses scale by tenure from 2 to 6 percent of one month’s base salary for various ranks, with higher tiers for longer service. About 200 miles of canals are in use.
Injuries from a late Thursday collision near his home proved fatal for Charles Cole age 12, son of William and Mrs Cole of Sandy Hook, after a car from Washington struck a wagon carrying him and his two brothers. Investigating officers include Magistrate Robert Chingen, Sheriff Laster Tomagh, and deputies.
Large attendance at a Saturday public sale near Levise town with prices ranging from 106 to 182 for five month old colts, cows selling 49 to 85, a taped spreader draught at 240, and various livestock and gear including Yankee harness and five cent bundles. Glenn Trout acted as the other auctioneer and ROL Kelly served as clerk.
A fragmented note records Buginavet of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers attending a meeting at Leee A 8 and conferees at AO of LC 10. The report mentions conversations and mentions JT NEA Service Inc.
A Sunday fire on West South street caused minor damage due to an overheated stove. The Junior Fire Company extinguished the blaze on the second floor and confined flames to the front bedroom and first floor hallway before noon.
Thuy Wo Winpipler, a Republican candidate in 1938, declares his bid for Sheriff of Frederick County. He faces the Republican primaries next fall as a local political contest unfolds. About a thousand Bibles are reported sold daily worldwide.
Carroll Post No 31 held a regular meeting in Westminster Hall where Commander T M Shepherd welcomed guests from Frederick including Past Commander Charles Houeh Jr. Echoes of the pilgrimage were shared by Lievel Devilbise of Uniontown and William II Thunders of Union Bridge. A march to New Wordsor was postponed to the third week in January.
Fragmentary remark from Dr Willian Beebe describes an unfamiliar object found near Baltimore. The scientist references a strange fist and a possible Esersone in the United States, noting uncertainty and a possible state department involvement.
The message records a wartime sentiment with Senator Arthur Croper and Representative John Martin mentioned. It notes a reduced attendance from 534 to 21 among veterans, reflecting thinning ranks and a bye shout at a congressional event.
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