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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1937
Page
12
The article traces Kellogg's career from elected state official through a long stint as Secretary of State and pivotal ambassadorial roles. It notes his influence in wartime treaties, arbitration efforts, and the Dawes Plan conference, plus his succession by Hughes and his legal and diplomatic impact across the 1920s. It mentions his bachelor status, 1896 marriage, and later life.
Frank B Kellogg a former U S senator and secretary who helped craft the Kellogg Brand peace pact died after weeks of illness He served as special counsel in trust busting and was a key figure in early 20th century law and politics Kellogg was born in Potsdam New York and moved to Minnesota with a career starting in law and public service in Rochester and St Paul He later joined forces with Cushman Davis and became a prominent corporate lawyer before his U S Senate term continued into cabinet service.
Treasury reports December tax receipts running about seventy percent ahead of last year. Through December 20, collections rose in most districts though Delaware and New Mexico lack full data. December totals reached around 407?000? with year-ago figures near 2759?706?758.
A fragmented report notes President Roosevelt addressing a press conference about utilities investment. Officials state fear of investment ease is easing and cite no federal interference, while the administration signals potential extensions for power and infrastructure funding.
The page lists true and false statements about astronomy and animals. It mentions Saturn has two moons, disputes on population rankings of U.S. states, camel adaptations, and a claim about Easter Sunday dates. It also notes Washington D C has high population density with over 19 000 persons per square mile.
Washington December reports restoration of about seventy percent of railroad income lost by ending a surcharge a year ago. Interstate Commerce Commission action led to higher rates effective November 15 on several hundred commodities. Protests were received and await next duty. the total increase is projected around 200 million dollars annually, with broader schedules revised to cover higher costs.
About 300 milk producers gathered at Braddock and Coles Mines Gore Leebury Virginia to hear the Washington State Senator outline the county center plan. The meeting addressed a daily 7000 gallon supply of independent milk and the need for immediate contracts.
The Spanish Government announced the capture of Teruel, a key city in the Ineuligent salient east of Mandei. A bitter six day battle preceded the occupation, with an expected complete takeover looming by nightfall.
Hearings are held on a new petition by the carriers requesting a flat fifteen percent fare increase and a raise in passenger rates from 2 to 272 cents a mile in the eastern territory. The reallocation overlaps North and South Atlanta ports with added feed cost pressures on animal and poultry feeds in eastern China and southern classification areas.
Reports from Shanghai and London say American citizens were urged to leave Tsingtao as fear of a Japanese attack grew. Observers note troop movements and a growing likelihood of conflict in China, while Britain debates sending more warships and aligns with US actions under the Nine Power Treaty.
The new bridge across the Potomac River at Point of Works nears completion with final handrail work done. Contractors say the opening date remains uncertain though traffic could start Sunday after weather aided progress.
A Bound Brook New Jersey firm, A. S Wicketram Company, submitted the lowest bid of 69 153 for the Potomac river bridge at Hancock. The 3157 foot span will be built by the State Roads Commission with federal help and West Virginia. Construction is set to finish in summer 1939 with labor provided by the State Employment Service in Hagerstown.
Elliott reports ongoing dental health issues after last summer. he says he filled several teeth with liquid solder and plans to seek treatment. The statement notes he is stepping away from play to address the condition.
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A garage and an at Llothicum Purdam Brown Ingsville were destroyed by fire. Mt Airy Fire Company arrived and prevented spread to adjacent structures. Cause of the blaze remains unknown.
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