Raising a Family by Oliv Olive Roberts Barton
An older voice argues that clubs and organizations shape children but warns parents to limit junior group participation to keep home life from vanishing. The piece laments busy schedules, radio influence, and loss of family closeness, urging more family time and parental control within a 1938 NEA Service column.
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Oliv Olive Roberts Barton
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What Is Your News IQ AP Feature Service
This item presents a two part questions quiz scoring 20 points each with a 60 point target. It asks who is the famous American to be pictured on a Treasury coin and tests geographic, tax and historical notes, including Japan in China and Australia in 1938.
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China
Japan
Australia
Truck Crashes Into Fence Misses Porch
A sleepy coal truck driver, Harry Barrett, 22, of Somerset, Pa, veered from the road on the National Highway near Pearl Thursday afternoon and struck the side of Albert C. Wiles’s truck, sending corn across the highway. The coal truck then crashed through boxwood and stopped at Mrs. D. Murray Stauffer’s front steps, causing a total wreck but not damaging the house. Barrett was fined $250 and costs for reckless driving after admitting he must have dozed at the wheel.
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Emmett R. Bow
Negro Suspect Held For Police Released
A negro suspect questioned at Hagerstown jail in the attack on Mrs. Andrew Peamroy near Frederick Junction was released after authorities said he did not match the description. He admitted being in Frederick but denied involvement in the affair. A separate note mentions a Kentucky camp meeting of 30,000 in 1801 as historical trivia.
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Arlen S. Bartgis
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Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Seventown
Kentucky
Sues Husband Held in Maryland Prison
Beth V. Kime of near Seddletons filed for an absolute divorce from Elmer Kane now serving a second degree murder sentence in Maryland. She cites their marriage since 1922 and seeks custody of their children. The writ targets the Maryland Penitentiary at Roxbury.
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