The Daly Newsmasthead notes press details of era
The Daly News, an independent afternoon paper in Frederick, Maryland, is part of the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. It carries Associated Press dispatches and emphasizes policy on attributed opinions and writer identity in submissions. The paper is entered at the Frederick post office as second class matter.
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Smeet
Great Southern Printing! ‘and Manufacturing CO
Cossent
Gever
Fredsock
Germany extends influence in Near East amid economic push
An 1938 overview notes Germany's growing nonmilitary drive in Turkey Iraq Iran and Afghanistan, aided by amiable policies and a Baghdad German colony, with trade and student exchanges expanding. It contrasts with Japan China relief needs, urging Red Cross aid as President Roosevelt calls for a million dollars to buy food medical supplies and clothing for Chinese noncombatants.
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Germany
Near East
Europe
Baghdad
Hitler
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Afghanistan
Mussolini
Italy
Britain
RED Cross
China
Japan
Roosevelt
America
Tts
Admiral Grayson
American Red Cross
Bayard Murder Plot Linked to Gambling Ring
Police traced Claude Bayard’s death from a drowned body in Long Island Sound to a mob plot in New York City. Investigators found he was attacked in his apartment by a professional hit squad, then disposed of in a bathtub and moved by service elevator before being dumped in the water, with the key finding that he did not drown in the sound. Australia considers radio use in national interests as a related note.
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Claude Bayard
Long Island Sound
New York
Bayard
Hi Fliegel
Kaj
George Tucker
Feb
Roberts Benchley
Benchley
Anthony Soma
George Jean Nathan
Jimmy Walker
Madison Avenue
George M. Cohan
Strong Man of China is a pivotal biography
Bruce Catton reviews Robert Berkov’s Strong Man of China, praising its readable account of Chiang Kai-shek and the Chinese crisis. The book traces the rise of a Chinese leader tied to global events, arguing his impact will shape Asia and the wider world, demanding Western attention.
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Robert Berkov
China
Houghlin Mifflin
Berkov
Shangha
United Press Assoclisitors
Lane 3
Gerdasy
Caer
Chiang
Asia
Tome
A Quippy Verse on War Threats and Courage
A humorous poem by WN A LUFRURROW lampoons fear of war with Japan. It mocks simpleminded bets on conflict while urging China to fair dealing and restraint amidst rising tensions. The piece reflects wartime sentiment and satirical critique.
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China
WN. A. Lufrurrow
Chest Clinic Led by Dr Shafer at State Sanatorium
Dr S S Shafer of the State Sanatorium near Sabinlasville will run a chest clinic Tuesday from nine to four in the Health Department offices at Winchester Hall. Health Officer Dr E C Kefauver announced the service locations and hours.
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S. S. Shafer
Sabinlasville
Health Department
Winchester Hall
E. C Kefauver
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick
Local items from the News dated February 7 1988 note a Mechanicstown carnival Sunday afternoon with Nobby cutters robes chimes and animated drivers in front of Carroll and East Main streets. Legislation proposes banning intoxicants within one mile of New Market requested by Mrs Balthis and 320 residents. Postmaster reappointment for Emmitsburg is under review at the Post Office with signatures from residents.
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Mechanicstown
Carroll
East Main
M. J. Grove
M. E. Balthis
S. N. McVair
Emmitsburg
Anitting Teas and War Time Inventions Highlight Local News
Local items note Mrs. T. Pease Jones hosting East Wall Navy League tea while Fred Frederick showcases last war time invention. Frederick digs out degrees as a s 3 washed up eye mail teacher. News-Post veteran Nussbaum dies at 671 Fifth Street after 31 years. A. Thomas G. Apple, astronomy professor, passes after four weeks.
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the News
Frederick
T. Pease Jones
Navy League
News-Post
Fifth Street
Trei
Nussbaum
Thomas G. Apple
Franklin and Marshall College
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Burgess Trout wedding in Washington Presbyterian Chapel
Louise Trout daughter of Ali and Mrs Claude C Trout and Forbes H Burgess son of Mrs Eveline N Burgess married Saturday at Lincoln Chapel New York Avenue Presbyterian Washington. ceremony officiated by Reverend. Guests and family attended. Burgess plans home in New Amsterdam Washington. Burgess graduate of Hecat College 1934 and Lucy Webb Hayes National Training School. He studied at George Washington University and works at Children's Hospital labs. Sears Crouse wedding in Baltimore. Then Oden Wilburn Hewitt.
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Burgess
Trout
Tiss Louise Trout
Ali
Claude C. Trout
Forbes H. Burgess
Eveline
Washington
Ludecke
Lincoln Chapel
New York Avenue Presbey
AIM & Corsage
Teedgeet
Pune
Ceves Relpa
Borgess Sretler
Pride
Wiese
West Leste
Burges
New Amsterdam
Burg
Hecat College
Lucy Webt Hayes
National Training School
Sibley Mortis
George Washington University School of Medicine
Delta Phi Fraternity
Children's Hospital
State Department affirms 14 point foreign policy summary
Washington notes the State Department stands by Secretary Hall’s July summary of 14 points outlining peaceful negotiation, treaty observance, economic stability, arms limitation, and non entangling policy. It argues the plan aims to keep nations at peace while supporting cooperative, lawful international relations.
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State Department
Preston Grover Washington
Johnson and Borah
China
Hague
Ali
Chinha
England
France
Borah
Johnson
Auestioning
Westminster couple issued marriage license
A marriage license was issued to Paul L. Kel set and Pauline E. Jemison in Bruns wick, Westminster.
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Westminster
Paul L. Kelset
Pauline E. Jemison
Brunswick
Milk cleanliness and the germ risk in dairy supply
A discussion on milk safety notes that even visibly clean milk may harbor invisible germs. It explains sources of contamination from cows, handlers, and water, and outlines sterilization, cooling, and bottled milk as safer practices versus loose distribution.
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Europe
United States
Switzerland
Sweden
Daily Lesson In English Word Misuse And Vocabulary
This item discusses common wrong word choices like hate versus dislike and mispronunciations such as compass. It defines celerity as rapid motion and cites Johnson to illustrate speed, urging readers to grow vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
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Johnson
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers and Examples
A social etiquette Q and A lists five questions about table manners. It gives answers: pass cream pitcher with handle toward the guest, yes to expressing a food choice, no to rearranging hair at table, no to stirring gravy into potatoes, and to placing serving silver on a dish when passing. It also notes suitable responses for an informal dinner offering a second helping, recommending "No, thank you" as the best reply.
Today in History anniversaries and notable births
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays. Notables include Cadwallader Colden born in Scotland, Charles Dickens born in England, Lewis F. Linn pushing Oregon expansion, plus modern figures like Babe Ruth. Birthdays highlighted: Sinclair Lewis, Gordon K. Chalmers, Harold G. Hoffman, F. Trubee Davison, Stanly Washburn, Halstead Dorey, and Babe Ruth.
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Cadwallader Colden
New York
Jane Colden
America
Scotland
John Pickering
Boston
Salem
Mass
Charles Fenno Hoffman
Charles Dickens
Hannah Whitall Smith
England
Philadelphia
Sinclair Lewis
Sauk Center
Minn
Andrew W. Robertson
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Andanufacturing Co
Panama
Gordon K. Chalmers
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Waukesha
Wis
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
South Ambos
N. I
F. Trubee Davison
New York City
American Museum of Natural History
Stanley Washburn
Lakewood
WN. J
Minneapolis
Halstead Dorey
U.S
St. Louis
George Herman
Babe) Ruth
Baltimore
Forgiveness Theme Reflects on Worship and Sin
A brief Bible thought references I Samuel 33 25 urging confession and return to worship. It notes that a life needing forgiveness must first forgive, though it quickly trails into incomplete reflection.
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Samuel
Statements From Leaders On War and Society
Quotes attributed to Harold Knutson, Benito Mussolini, Dayan Field George, Dr. Oscar G. Markey, and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt discuss Congress, leadership, and social change. The speaker list highlights concerns about political candor, bluffing in Europe, shifting family roles, and pacifist versus realist foreign policy.
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Oscar G. Markey
Western Reserve University
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Harry A. Holsinger, Jr
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Church of the Brethren
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Ralph E. Shober
George F. Alexander
Middletown
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Earl F. Stevens
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William Miler
Indian Head
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Margaret
Sonny
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By Williams
Paz
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California
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