Fragmentary newspaper masthead and policy note
A damaged OCR fragment shows a newspaper masthead for The Daily News with Associated Press attribution and copyright language. The text references the News-Post Building, court, and printing company, plus publication guidelines and writer attribution policies, but lacks any concrete news items.
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News-Post
Court J. Frederckx
Maryland
THE
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Criminal Traits and Early Prevention Debate
Fragments discuss recognizing criminal traits in youth and preventing wrongdoing. Mrs. J L Whitehurst notes early identification could steer children away from crime. Suggestions include incentive through honest work and redirecting energy to sports to deter mischief.
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Keting
Mirs
J. L. Whitehurst
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Reader Favors Court House And Civic Measures
A reader urges immediate construction of a new combined court house and saloon style complex, arguing current facilities are crowded and inadequate. They caution against temporary annexes, cite tax impact as negligible, and reference grand jury findings on jail suitability. they also oppose federal benevolence and propose a state-focused community chest. The letter also weighs a State Senator seat, suggesting Benjamin Rosenour as a qualified successor, and ends with a Webster quote about opposition to privileged wealth and monopolies.
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Court House
Sal
Montgomery County
Agrarian Doctrines Read in Air Shouts
A Citizens Frederick Mc asserts in February 21 1933 commentary that agrarian doctrines fuel labor unrest in a nation with high wages. He argues workers are told they are oppressed slaves, highlighting social tensions and political rhetoric of the era.
Murder Suspect Showdown Over Truman Killing
The story centers on two main suspects, Tony Gaszana Bown and Maury Manning, with prior jail terms and ties to bootlegging. The detective probes their connections to Truman and Alice, while details of bars, impeached alibis, and a high tension confrontation unfold as readers are asked to guess the killer on the last page.
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Tromant
Ross
Pealce
Questoni Ag
Geo Geo Morgan
Tony Gaszana Bown
Tony
Truman
Jensen
Amar
Tom
Alice
Shi
Goo Goo
Maury Manning
Maury
Analogous in Practice for Daily English Study
The daily lesson presents the word analogous meaning corresponding to another aspect. It contrasts proper usage take hold of this rope and explains common misspellings, pronunciations, and related concepts to build vocabulary.
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Francis
Frances
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Frederick columns recall Zyster Edmonds named Montevue superintendent as the Board of Charities meets. Appointments span physician to chaplain and clerks while notes recall a local doctor’s death, a fire at a smokehouse, a centenarian resident, and price rises at a local firm.
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Frederick
Zyster Edmonds
Montevue
Board of Charities and Corrections
Court House
S. T. Hailner
John J. Kantner
Horace E_ Staley
Joseph Blair
Baker
John Bennett
Ralph Mercer
Charles Smith
East Second Street
Pennsylvania Medical College
Joseph Rosensteel, Sr
Emmitsburg
Weddings and engagements listed for Sullivan Mehaffey Perkins Hamilton
The notice catalogs multiple local weddings and engagements. Hurpbe Lowrey Sullivan wed Muse Afade Augusta Mehaffey at Covenan First Presbyterian in Washington. Also details on Perkins Hamilton nuptials, Phelps-Pittinger, Steng-Snoots, and an engagement for Margaret Gittinger to Guy Nusz, with attendees and locations.
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Sullivan
Mehaffey
Charles E. Wehler
Hurpbe
Lowrey Sullivan
Muse
Augusta Mehafey
Ze Covenan
Washington
de Wetler
Frente
J. MieCardne
Wer Meratfer
Calumoa
S. F
Hugh W. Gittinger
East Second Street
Margaret
Guy W. Nusz
Guy L. Nusz
Wilson Avenue
Stop Walking Salisbury Ends After Sunday Law Violations
A Salisbury walkathon business closed after being convicted of Sunday work violations in Maryland. The event, a dance marathon on a dance floor, drew frequent court appearances with $3 fines and a $15 bond per person. A judge connected to the contest was also convicted of assaulting a patron.
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Salisbury
Ha! Times
Maryland
Principals swap jobs in Berkeley experiment
Nine Berkeley school principals swapped schools for several days to gain a new slant on their jobs. Superintendent Virgil Dickson called the experiment most gratifying.
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Berkeley
Calif
Virgil Dickson
Eagles Plan Banquet to Celebrate Aerie Mortgage Burn
Frederick Aerie No 1067 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will host a banquet at Hotel Frederick on Thursday to celebrate paying off its mortgage on the property bought February 1, 1926 for 12000 dollars. The event includes a 6 30 dinner and 9 pm dance with Charles Burras orchestra, followed by the burning of the mortgage. Howard A Albaugh serves as Worthy President with a nine member committee. Initiation for 24 candidates will occur at the regular Aerie meeting, with Past Grand Worthy President Eduard J Ryan of Philadelphia as speaker.
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Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Hotel Frederick
Ogn the
Acrie
Gilmore HR Fleutt
Charles F.cramer
Clarence W. Hamilton
George C. Trae Frank
James
Raymond H. Crum
Charles C. Mercer
Robert K. Kennedy
Austin L. Heffner
the Aerie
Eduard J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Anti-Lynching Bill Shelved Amid Relief Fund Push
Washington February 21 AP opposition to shelving the controversial anti lynching measure increased as administration requests push prompt Senate approval of a 250 million dollar emergency relief fund. A formal agreement to take up the relief bill would likely doom the anti lynching bill for the remainder of the session as southern members wage a fillibuster against it since January 6.
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Washington
Senate
Methodists To Hold Gigantic Celebration
More than 2,000,000 Methodists will dine together on March 2 as 26,000 churches join in a nationwide broadcast marking the 200th anniversary of John Wesley founded Methodist societies. Jeanette MacDonald, Congressmen Bruce Barton, and Senior Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes will headline the program aired at 10 p.m. eastern time.
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John Wesley
United Methodist Council
Chicago
Jeanette McDonald
Bruce Barton
Edwin Holt Hughes
Bishop Hughes
Congressman Barton
Washington
Miss MacDonald
Hollywood
Insurgents Fight To Retake Teruel As Offensive Expands
In Teruel fighting rages as government defenders surrender in small groups and insurgent forces push toward the Sagunto highway southeast of Teruel. Destructive bombardment precedes an advance aimed at the Mediterranean, with trains retreating along the main coastal road as insurgent troops penetrate government lines. The insurgent high command declares control of the road.
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Teruel
Hendaye
France
Sagunto Highway
Francisco Franco
Mediterranean
What to Eat Every Day for Health by Dr Fishbein
A readable guide outlines the protective diet supplying proteins, carbs, fats, minerals and vitamins. It lists milk, meat or substitutes, cheese and eggs, fats, whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and sweets, with flexible substitutions and caloric needs across individuals.
Surprise Birthday Party At Titus Home
A surprise birthday gathering was hosted at Mr and Mrs Lee F Titus Brunswick on Thursday evening in honor of Mr Titus birthday. Attendees included the Titus family Souter Stuff Fowne Shry Creager Beaty Shrye Titus Shrye Carroll Walters Frye Walters Beatty Mason Titus and Radcliffe with additional guests Carroll Walters Milton Frye Hobson Shire Linwood Hyatt noted.
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Scorprise
Lee F. Titus
Brunswick
W. R. Titus
Atlee Shry
Blair Titus
Carroll Shrye
William Beaty
Helen Shrye
Charles Frye
Charles Walters
Eleanor Titus
Myrtle Stoneburner
Barbara Titus
Virginia Lois Beatty
Mary Mason
Til- He Titus
Flossie Radcliffe
Carroll Walters
Milton Frye
Hobson Shire
Linwood Hyatt
Mind Your Manners Quiz From a Dinner Etiquette Page
A reader quiz tests social etiquette questions about seating spouses, serving order, napkin placement, pancake cutting, avocado consumption, and handling a syrup spill. The piece cites answers such as leaving a syrup spill, using a clean utensil to stop it, and using a fork for pancakes.
Angels and fortunes in the Broadway theater world
George Ross surveys the show business ecosystem, detailing backers and financiers who fund productions from Three Men On A Horse to Jumbo and Richard II. He notes Wall Street titans, shipowners, and Hollywood names as angels driving plays, with the Works Progress Administration funding Mercury Theatre ambitions and monumental risks dominating the drama of the stage.
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George Ross
New York
Roducer
Waxey Gordon
Rockefeller Clan
Rockefellers
Virginia
Rockefeller
Alex Yokel
Porthouse Apartments
Mills Hotel
Angels
Obackers
Wall Street
Cyrus McCormick
Harvess of Millions
Edgar Davis
Hollywood
Fredric March
Ooediert Hushard
Lewis Luckenback
Alice Alexander
Jock
Jock Whitney
Billy Rose
Joseph Verner Reed
Maurice Evans
Napoleon
Shake Speare
Richard
Reed
Works Progress Administration
Federal Theater Project
Orson
Welles
Macbeth
Haiti
Dr. Faustus
Mercury Theater
Julius Caesar
Queen Elizabeth
Today in history entries highlight notable births and events
The record lists births of John Henry Newman Charles Scribner Oliver Wolcott Gibbs and others along with Civil War nurse Mother Angela and educator Brender Matthews. It notes milestones such as early telephone directories and a 1932 Lindbergh broadcast before the kidnapping case.
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John Henry Newman
Kindly Light
Charles Scribner
New York
Oliver) Wolcott Gibbs
Harvard
Angela
Eliza Maria Gillespie
The
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Brownsville
Brender Matthews
Columbia University
New Orleans
Alice Freeman Palmer
Wellesley College
University of Chicago
Colesville
Births and Historical Notes From Early 20th Century Almanac
Birthdates for notable figures include Dr Clement C Williams Lehigh University president born in 187? at Bryant Ol and journalist Frederick McCormick born in Brookfield Missouri 68 years ago. Also Rabbi Johan B Wise of New York City born in Cincinnati 57 years ago and Rt Rev Robert E Gribben born in Windsor South Carolina 53 years ago. Also Ben Ray Redman Leonard Merrick Herbert H Fish Dr Paul Mort noted. Placid mature says astrology indicates calm with potential sensuous undercurrent and adversity awakening resolve.
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Clement C. Williams
Lehigh University
Bethlehem, Pa
Bryant, OL
Frederick McCormick
Calif
Brookfield
Johan B. Wise
New York City
Cincinnati
Robert E. Gribben
Asheville
N.C
Windsor
S. C
Ben Ray Redman
New York
Clix
Herbert H. Fish
Western Newspaper Union
Oxford
N. Y
Paul R. Mort
Columbia University
Teachers College School of Education
Elsie. i
Bible Thought So Ta Died and Faded in Age
A cryptic excerpt notes So Ta dying, referencing vanity and aging. The text appears as fragmented lines with stylistic notes and stray initials, mentioning difficulty in attaining long life and spiritual reflection attributed to B. M. Child.
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Bernard B. Brooks
Maude Hamilton
Rebecca Hamilton
Melric R. Perkins
J. H. Schmitt
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Rey
T. Wiles
Jefferson, Route 1
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Aerie
Methodists
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