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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1937
Page
3
The Daily News reports a court case involving PorteMuligicg and others with publication irregularities. The piece notes delays and scheduling, mentioning Maye and Bates in connection with editorial actions and distribution responsibilities.
A desultory excerpt discusses Congress, republican ideals, and the cost of governance, linking optimism with prosperity while critiquing political figures. It compares the nation’s fortunes to a business ledger, noting the role of commerce, labor, and farms in national strength and hints at reform needs and public sentiment.
A newspaper brief reports that the Clark County Court awarded custody of a child to Kenneth Kefanver, with the mother to have visitation. The parents are divorced and a hearing clarified visitation times and conditions, with further court actions possible.
County teachers contribute to the Know Your Schools column with questions and observations on the public school system. Readers are urged to send inquiries to the News-Taste public service feature, highlighting concerns about education, governance, and youth programs.
An official statement from Br. EO. Kee, county health offers and chairman of Frederick County Christmas Levy, outlines seat allocations and aims to finalize arrangements soon. The update references the Afarvando Tihetotiosis Arromation in connection with the distribution plan and forthcoming audience turnout.
Fragmentary retrospective from The Columns at The News recounts local happenings in Frederick, noting church events, marriages, and community notices. Mentions Rev Th Clamp, Miss Nellie G Mesant, Oliver Iiene, Leonard Mullinix, and various civic figures with sparse details.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions weather terms but lacks clear entities or specifics. The readable bits provide no identifiable persons, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a factual summary.
The Maryland State Roads Commission announced plans to close the grade crossing near Rocasile as quickly as possible after the 1938 bus tragedy that killed Williamaport Hugh School students. Officials will coordinate with the railroad and federal agencies to complete the closure near the Ure Male tumare 4 Ohio tracks.
The article lists numerous visiting families and unnamed individuals in Taylorsite and surrounding areas. Mentions include Hoopers, Vowers, Garver, Hoger Blut, Pratik, Maury Head, Roy Proasglin, Lene Uhxger, Byers, Alma Land, Neva Prankiin, Tylerayilte residents, and Mrs Wiley Condon among others. Spent New Year’s Day, Christmas, and various weekdays with relatives and friends near Nes Witdear and Haltinate.
Emmitsburg and surrounding area marked the fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Robert Flez at their home near Dime mitwirg. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Plez and family Prof and Mrs Arvin J Jones and children Mr and Mrs Luther Mugler and family Mr and Mrs M?edited in Arias Mr and Mrs Mules Daugherty Mr and Mrs Kellhona and son and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Velentine and family Mr and Mrs Roy H Maxel and Guy Cool. Cards were played and refreshments were served.
Dr Morris Pisdien explains throat irritation linked to uvula length and swelling. He notes chronic inflammation from infection or injury, describes normal uvula size, and discusses cases where removal is considered only for severe or mispositioned uvulas.
Bruce Catton turns from Perry Mason to A D A Calls It Murder a mystery with a stronger detection focus than exoneration. Gardner creates a bright young district attorney in a California city investigating poisoning blackmail a runaway minister and a moving picture actress while an unscrupulous newspaper pursues him.
Fragmentary letters cite Mr Gerald Campbell and Dr Herbert Stoltz discussing empire culture and censorship. Observations touch on queer communities, education, gold reserves, and calls for constitutional amendments on marriage and voting, with references to anthropologists and journalists.
New York reports on the Society of American Magicians with members from generals to Charlie Chaplin and Ed Wynn. The piece highlights Elmer T. Rawson as dean and notes other stars like Jack Benny and Alfred Lunt, plus swinging press eras and a Metropolitan Opera season with college students taking prize roles in operas.
A garbled list of historical anniversaries notes figures such as Joan of Arc born in 1431, Lincoln’s generals and abolitionists, Michigan jurists, Confederate leaders, and other named individuals with birth or death dates. The piece blends names, places like Kentucky and Boston, and years, presenting a period‑style digest of notable figures whose births and deaths occurred on or around today.
This daily English lesson highlights common misuses and pronunciation tips. It defines confirmatory as serving to corroborate and gives an example that his statement was confirmatory of previous statements.
Disjointed notes reference the 1800 debt imprisonment law, New Mercy statehood as the 47th, 1914 wage shifts under Henry Ford, Carter Bay events, a Broadway style theater note, and a defense budget projection near one billion for the next fiscal year.
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