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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News Frederick Maryland explains the newspaper’s policy on erroneous rejection and reputational concerns. It states corrections will be printed promptly and communications bearing any name will be published. The editor asserts responsibility for statements and opinions presented.
A Frederick Md dispatch notes Japanese writers claim the world condemns Japan for its actions in China while Tokyo accuses Chinese publicity agents of stirring sentiment. The piece argues Japan cannot reconcile war aims with property rights and the associated bad publicity grows with every kilometer of occupied Chinese territory.
The Washington meeting of small business men revealed how waxed incomes and government restraints affect cash flow. Little firms feel the pinch when laws and public sentiment tighten conditions, and these owners understand where obstacles lie and how to break the jam.
News recounts a Spanish city bombing by insurgent aviators that killed about 350 people, including 158 orphan children sheltering in a church basement. The piece condemns the atrocity and urges humanity to reject acts fueling global hatred and further conflict.
Jerome Whitehead a law professor challenged students with a 3 to 1 odds rebel murder problem. Morton Giles a farmer grows angry near a highway and fires on a tramp, who falls through ice. Giles retrieves him but uncertainty remains if death came from drowning or gunshot, could be charged with murder.
The article discusses tellurium as a medium for producing electric vapor paths in early devices. It explains how vapor from tellurium at high temperatures transports electricity like a filament, noting a curious change in vapor properties with heat and electric current.
A mix of quotes touches naval policy and education radio use. Admiral Leahy supports boosting naval power to mirror London treaties while Dr Studebaken touts education via radio. Koki Hirota criticizes U S East Asia policy. Bob Gregory defends wrestlers' image after marrying Princess Baba. a note on Vitamin B being destroyed by overcooking.
Local items note a fatal train accident near Plane No 4 as Frank L. Wintree, 35, of Honerbrook Pa., was killed instantly. Magistrate Thomas Turner rules accidental death. Workers clear Grossetown pike at Frederick Junction making the road passable. Postmaster K Brown Henderson warns Valentines must be stamped at two cents.
The News from February 30, 1918 notes Hancock floodbreaks on Midstream, no Potomac rise yet, Frederick county hopes for relief. Sugar price cut from 9 to 9 cents per pound for Maryland orders. Boy Scouts mark eighth birthday at Y M C A with activities. Frederick county mail carrier overcomes drifts, shovels route near Petersville to Knoxville. Howard Wachter, noted carpenter of Walkersville, dies at 64, survived by widow, two sons, a daughter, five brothers, and a sister.
Roger W Babson argues for a graduated plan to balance federal and local budgets, tax reform, railroads relief, and government spending cuts. He urges immediate actions: repeal the undivided profits tax, broaden income tax base, tax new bonds, and shift Social Security to pay as you go. Railroads would see modest rate hikes, wage reductions, and asset refinancing. Agriculture and industry should align with Secretary Wallace hopefuls, with rapid implementation of the plan to lift the economy.
Miss Irma Turnbull hosted the Monrovia girls 4-H club meeting on February 3 with Elea nor Walker presiding. Seventeen members and one visitor attended. after roll call and business, games and refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for February 13 at Miss Jessis Shawbaker's home.
The Woman's Club of Urcans met at Mrs Stre John Stup home with president Lew Reeley calling the gathering to order. Members heard reports on civic progress from Edward J. Smith city attorney and reviews of horticulture and home furnishing material. next meeting set for Feb 17 at Mrs Jennie Kidd's home with plans to plant seeds and report by May 11.
A Sunday birthday party at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Toms LeGore celebrated the 28th birthday of Mr Toms and the second birthday of his son. Refreshments were served with many relatives and friends in attendance.
Today's in history notes mark key events from 831 Canada federation to 1937 drought report and political shifts. Birthdays include William Allen White, Marguerite Wells, Blanche Cotton, Tilden Jr., Rosenswald, Dorman Smith, Jeffers Farnel, with a horoscope advising ambition and effort today.
The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts in Hagerstown presents the seventh annual photographic exhibition from March 1 to 31. Open to amateur photographers residing within the territory bounded by Harrisburg Pennsylvania to the north, Frederick to the east, Winchester Virginia to the south, and Cumberland to the west.
A fragmented textual puzzle from a NEA Service column on wedding etiquette. The piece asks four questions about proper manners at weddings and whether certain actions are correct, including church behavior, seating norms, Sunday weddings, and invitations when the bride’s parents are deceased. It lists answers as No, No, Yes, No and includes a brief prompt about what to say in a social situation.
New York reviews praise Our Town as a brave unfussy drama by Wilder with Craven leading a warm, human cast and Martha Scott's fire. On Borrowed Time, Dwight Wiman brings a life affirming take on death with Dudley Digges Peter Osborn and a trio of child actors sharing the lead role for the touring stage warmth.
Dr Jiogr ris Fishbeln explains that abrasions are skin breaks that can invite infection. Immediate cleaning and antiseptic care reduce danger, but large wounds or soil contamination require prompt medical attention to prevent serious outcomes such as gangrene or lockjaw. Eye injuries demand urgent professional evaluation.
A compact reflection emphasizes praying with faith to receive, defining prayer as earnest spirit rather than eloquent speech. It contrasts eloquence with esmestness and earnestness of souls, urging sincere, believing petition.
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