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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1938
Page
3
The Daily News prints every afternoon from Court Street Frederck Maryland. It is a paper of record with Associated Press dispatches. The text explains the publication’s process and notes potential errors in content while asserting the paper’s responsibility to accuracy.
In a British survey by C G Grey of Jane’s All the World Aircraft, the United States is hailed as having the largest and most efficient air force, while German and British planes are noted for power but not numbers. The piece cites rapid gains in speed and mobility, warns of indiscriminate bombing weakening morale, and discusses Spain, France, and Japanese actions as context. It also covers the Panay incident and American caution toward war, emphasizing rights protection and civilian risks in roads and streets.
A jumble of quotations from U S Senator Idaho tha Borel Ada Hofman and Dr Dixon Ryan Fox comment on wet feelings, testing convictions, and opposite opinions. Neville Chamberlain notes six months of tension easing as Italy leaves the League of Nations.
Washington sources outline the Roosevelt administration push to curb big business under the anti monopoly drive. Key figures include Robert H. Jackson and Ferdinand Pecora, with proposed moves ranging from further trust busting suits to stronger regulatory laws to rally Democratic support for 1938 and 1940 elections. The debate weighs political risk against shaping policy.
From The News Columns dated Jan 3 1888 Frederick local items report the United Steam Fire Engine Company electing officers led by President H G Doll and Vice Presidents F J Nelson J B Tyson with J H Bennett as secretary and Lewis Rice as treasurer. Junior team officers also chosen including President Edward Koontz and treasurer William P F Rice.
Twenty fears local items from The Columns of The News note Frederick's coldest New Year on record with subzero temperatures. Residents held open houses and watched weather as Governor Harrington urges school funding and continued care for the State School for the Deaf. Jonathan Bielfeld, veteran printer and publisher, dies at 60 after a long illness, having built The Weekly News circulation before partnering with Victor M L Marken in printing.
New Year verse from N A Lufburrow urges ring out the old ring in the new. The poet calls for clearer vision of global decency and right and hopes that men may see their duties clearly in troubled times.
A playful page presents five questions: Was Baron Munchausen a Russian writer of farfetched adventure tales? Can a deer bite? Why does a blown-out match fail to stay lit? Where is the City of Salt? Why are emergency fire pails filled with sand? Answers promised on the last page.
The quotation cites Leviticus 26 46 stating statutes judgments and laws made between the Lord and Israel at Mount Sinai. It adds a paraphrase The people's safety is the law of God attributed to James Ous.
Bruce Caiton reviews Man Bread and Destiny by Furnas and Furnas. The work traces how human meals shaped history, highlighting a wide range of foods, from raw to cooked, and noting that early diets met needs even when tasted oddly. The book is entertaining and informative.
Ontario California January 3 AP Ross Hadley a businessman and aviation enthusiast sought a World War I Jenny airplane and planned to wait and pay for the experience while aviation students discussed the plan in a community setting for two years.
Harmony Grove Women’s Club gathered at the ancestral Worman home on December 29 with 23 members and guests. Gifts were exchanged, and Romaine Uhier of Long Branch won a prize. next meeting set for January 13 at Mrs. Edward Manzi’s home. Pleasant Grove Club hosted a Christmas party December 28 at the Community Hall with a covered dish supper, prayers and songs, New Year resolutions, and a procession of attendees and families, listing numerous members and their spouses.
Chaffey junior college has rehabilitated the craft and spent $1 000 of Hadley s money for parts. They promise delivery in about six months.
The article outlines manic depressive insanity or bipolar disorder, noting historical roots and descriptions from antiquity. It cites demographic patterns, onset, mood cycles, grandiose ideas, irritability, and the need for institutional care and overall hygiene. It discusses treatment aims and the reality that full recovery is uncommon, with relapses possible.
Today's word: Enamor also Enamour to inflame with love to charm captivate I was so enamored with this place De Foe the example shows a feeling of intense attraction and admiration for a place or person about words misused pronunciation and spelling notes included
A newspaper card presents etiquette guidance on church behavior. It covers whether criticizing rituals is polite, how to handle wrapping during the doxology, seating in an unfamiliar church without ushers, whether to pay a funeral clergyman, and where to send flowers. It includes suggested actions for attending a funeral of a close friend and whether family members should invite you.
In New York George M. Cohan, nearing 60, recalls old Broadway days over breakfast in his elegant Upper Fifth Avenue residence. He dislikes modern Broadway bright lights, favors pigeons in Central Park, and remains devoted to hoofers and the family era while watching the coming World Series.
A compilation of births and notable events from 1793 to 1937 including Lucretia Mott, Thomas Bramlette, Thomas Hill Watts, John D. Okey, Father Damien, Lee Overman, Woods Hutchinson, and events like Princeton battle and Rockefeller merger. Births listed include Grace Coolidge and E Stanley Jones among others. notes on public figures and a dated zodiacal motive.
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