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The News journal from Frederick Maryland notes strict editorial policy and correction policy while stating distribution details and postal status. It emphasizes accuracy and author consent for opinion pieces and announces correction procedures.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Work of Congress 1935 Opens With Calls for Welfare Focus
The piece reflects on Congress in January 1935, noting hope and doubt about relief measures. It praises Congress as well organized but warns against policies shaped for next elections. It urges legislators to forget party and re election pressures and serve national welfare.
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Congress
Old Maryland in Winter Poem Fragment by Folger McKinsey
Poem traces Maryland winter landscape from Howard to Kent with river and bay images. Mentions Potomac St Marys Elk Sassafras Wicomico and Allegany counties. Describes storms over Frederick and a dreaming violet of April.
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Sunny Kent
Potomac
Strand
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St. Mary's Garden Land
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Folger McKinsey
Counties Have Edge in State Employment Roles
Baltimore officials report that 55.6 percent of state employees are county residents, with 41 percent from Baltimore and 3.4 percent nonresidents. 4,250 civil service jobs exist statewide. An upcoming senior stenographer examination in Baltimore on Saturday expects about 300 examinees.
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Baltimore
Oliver G
Short
Frederick Town Social Scene Opens New Year in Style
Frederick residents ushered in the year with dances and gatherings at multiple events. Gov. Ritchie attended a New Year reception in Annapolis marking his upcoming retirement. Hagerstown Assembly hosted debutantes from Frederick. open house and multiple bridge and cocktail parties echoed the season across the area.
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David C Winebrener
David C. Winebrenner
Court Square
Albert C. Ritchie
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Gov. Ritchie
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Hagerstown Assembly
Columbus
Masonic Hall
Hagerstown
Elizabeth R Hoffmeier
Mary Ann Cahill
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Local items recall 1883 notes on Lilly and Murray cigar business changes and the Frederick County Agricultural Society 1885 leadership slate. Also 1915 items report marriage licenses 548 for 1914 and a plan to ship horses to Europe to curb rising prices. A thief targeted law offices on Court Street, and Vida Shipley injured on North Market street. Phreeger family returns to Frederick after Navy discharge.
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WC. Murray
Frederick County Agricultural Society
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Fairfax Schley
Z James Cltthiget
George William Cramer
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John T. Best
Jeff Kriss
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Fredrick Coy Barmers Association
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Remsberg
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Noah E Cramer
Col J E R Wood
George Pearre
JH Maulsby
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Vida Shipley
Charles F. Shipley
Alton Bennett
O. Thomas
Kerfer Phleeger
Philadelphia
John Edward Phreeger
West Pat- Tick Street
Meanderings from Broadway In New York Night Life
A New York snapshot by Paul Harrison surveys 1935 Broadway topics and personalities. It notes lavish dining at Lindys and other spots, Dempsey's future restaurant corner near Madison Square Garden, a satirical barber shop ad, Lita Grey Chaplin visiting California, and shifts in theater with Blanche Sweet and Leslie Howard returning to the stage. It mentions Qua Farrar and a Kin honor list controversy, a bridge feud among four film executives, and spending trends among Broadway notables including Loomis and Johnson.
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New York
Martin Greene
Lindy's
Dave’s
Blue Room
Sarah's
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Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Sullivan
Corbett
Paul Bellenbach
Astoria
Manhattan
Yorkville
Milton Berle
Police Gazette
Eighth Avenue
Grey Chaplin
California
Charlie
Geraldine Farrar
Qua Farrar
England
York
Ai Draper
Cornelia Otis
Motionture Club
Guy Loomis
En Johnson
Loothis Johnson
Erskine Gwy
Paris
Today In History Highlights From Earliest Anniversaries
Key historical birth and death dates listed: Horace Binney 1780 Philadelphia lawyer. Jakob Grimm 1785 German philologist. Isaao Pitman 1813 English shorthand founder. Washington De Pauw 1822 Indiana glassmaker. General Tom Thumb 1838 Charles Stratton. William Goebel 1856 Kentucky governor. George Burgess 1874 US standards chief. Also notes 1800 Kingston Ulster Gazette Washington coverage. 1883 Life magazine first issue and Pendleton Act. 1396 Utah statehood.
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Isaae Pitman
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de Pauw
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Carbondale
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United States Bureau of Standards
Newton
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Life
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Notable births and birthdays listed for 1920 today
A dated birthday list highlights 1920 figures born around this day including Carter Glass of Virginia former Treasury secretary Willis Ray Gregg Dow Chemical Jode Willard H Dow Edwin E Witte and Frank H Schoffen with others such as Charles Gibbs Adams Gaetano Merola George Houston and more. The piece mentions a horoscope mood and notes a social obituary for Mrs William D Baumeardner of Chicago following her mother’s death.
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Lynchburg
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Midlard Mich
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