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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1937

Page

4

Fragmented newspaper masthead note and notices

The readable text shows a damaged Daily News masthead and printing details from a Maryland newspaper, with warnings about reflections on reputations and submission notes. It references The Daily News, Associated Press attribution, and publication by Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co, plus legal disclaimers and editorial policy snippets.

Court Street Maryland OW Urbat Southern Printing Aid | Manufacturing CO. A Associated Press Dhe Associates Press Extizatvey

Frederick Attorney Albert S Brown Dies in Yialtimore

Albert S Brown a prominent Frederick lawyer and local history authority died in Baltimore. He was the third well known Frederick attorney to pass away in two months. Known for a vast memory of past local events and amusing recollections his death leaves a notable gap in the community and legal circles.

Yialtimore Mer Albert & Brown Frederick Art Mr. Brown Drown

New American Battleships Authorized For Navy

Washington outlines two 50 million dollar battleships with speed around 26 27 knots versus 30 in rival designs. Armor and guns to be larger, choices between fourteen or sixteen inch main guns, with either three turrets carrying four guns each or three guns per turret if sixteen inch, a repeat concept not new to US ships but unique in caliber. Navy officials note quadruple turrets exist elsewhere and previous US ships used four guns in one turret.

United States Navy Claude A. Swanson Navy Lifferals Hutles Q Navy Hee

French and American Battleships Face Treaty Limits

The report notes only two ships, the Dunkerque and the Strasbourg, reach quadruple turret design. Despite treaty limits and expiration, these vessels would exceed the 35,000 ton standard yet remain more heavily armed than other U S battleships.

17 Victims In 16 Fatal Accidents In One Week

Sixteen fatal accidents produced 17 victims in the week ending Wednesday as reported by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. Licenses were revoked for drunken driving for Lester P. Fritz and Ralph Wright of Alt. Alry. Bernard Kuykendall of Horney and Hassett Colell of SykenvIlle had suspensions for out of state violations and speeding. Fines ranged from 3 to 100 dollars for various offenses including reckless driving and no insurance across multiple towns.

Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Lester P. Fritz Ralph Wright Alt. Alry Bernard Kuykendall Horney Hassett Colell Sykenville Brunswick Harvey G Virts Wade TL Wenner Prarkers Hockeystown Howard G. Stotstlemyer Chartles Mattiemett Tno Dheener Viarey Nichol John Wi Smith Middletown George Easter Day Fred Skoliin Ephraim Maber Roy Rayford Hoyster Alry Mmilton Rhewbottom Edith Mc Winplefer Oat Boulevard Urbanvoedumund We Kadler Geo Schueter

The Greatest Question Before World War Peace

A collage of quotations on sanity neutrality crime and community duties features remarks by notable figures including Carrie Chapman Catt Silas Strawn and Senator Champ Clark. It reflects on peace, neutrality, crime prevention, and social duties amid wartime era rhetoric.

Carrie Chapman Catt United States Yennett Champ Clark Missouri

Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick

Local column recalls a January 23 1087 entry noting the completion of William M. Hantt’s new East Charel Street dwelling exterior under Wesley Baltzell’s architectural oversight and an incident at St John’s School where a pupil struck Brother Harkins, injuring him. Also mentions William Gannon of Adam Express and a wagon incident halted by mud and derision from bystanders.

William M. Hantt East Charel Street Rupers Wesley Baltzell ST. John's School Brother Harkins William Gannon Hardt and Keefer's Alley Alisen

Twenty Years Of Local Items From The News Jan 23 117

Concentrated ore valued at 20000 was developed at the New London mine during the last year, per stockholders report of United Milling and Smelting Company filed in Philadelphia. The firm will extend mining to Dollyhide near Libertytown. Frederick County Dairymen Association held its second annual meeting in court finance and named officers I Dean Zeller president Leslie Green vice president John W Grave secretary Charles C Martz treasurer. Spread of the Prati Nition wave reviewed before Frederick WLC. Twenty five states now committed to the movement. Auto delivery of Hugh V. Gittinger and team collided on West Fourth street breaking the windshield. Charles W. Bear Laddiesire suffered a fractured...

New London United Milling and Smelting Company Philadelphia Dollyhide Libertytown Frederick County Dairymen'’S Association I. Dean Zeller Turcarora Leslie Green Lewistown John W. Grave Frederick Charles C. Martz Yellow Spring Frederick Wlc Rammiker Atreah Pewee eSeta Maree Storm Mra Laura Mameburgh Hugh V. Gittinger Tather No Moin Cleveland Bfard Charles W. Bear Western Maryland Engeratown Daneittere Conferlpencye F and Sons Robert FE. Levant Stonewall Jackson Francis Senttley Central Trust Company L N.o W. Fooks Careoline County Laporte Company Frederick County Carroll County University of Maryland CCC Tear Fishing Creek Boonsboro All Saints Church Malcolm 8. Taylor Taylor Hose Company John Mell. Wilmon Central Maryland Baltimore Archdiocesan Union Maly Name Society Hay Farmers’ Cooperative Association Frederick City Hospital

Pneumonia weather shapes national mood and sports eerie Inaugural Day

The era is marked by flu like illness and delays in WPA work across Maryland and Frederick while Inauguration Day draws crowds who tune to radio for President Roosevelt’s oath and inaugural address. Amid streaks of optimism, concerns grow about national debt and inflation, temperance debates flare, and local civic groups, schools, churches, and veterans honor leaders and veterans as Frederick residents reflect on weather, politics, and community life.

WPA Frederick Inauguration Bay Auiturieia Washington Alnttarin Sronrevelt Thape Htog Andrew Jackson Jim Woodrow Wileson Mune Tadine Maure Parkway Po T. A Henry G. Doyle District of Columbia Toun Educaton Cimote Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University New Yorker International Reputition Paterson Old Columbia College H. V. Hauver Middletown Joseph JD. Baker Citizens National Bank Tors

Stenographers And Mechanics Warn Against Inaccuracy

Quote from N. A. Lufburrow condemning careless spelling and faulty mechanics. He argues precision prevents catastrophes and stresses that accuracy is essential for progress and safety in work and stenography.

N. A. Lufburrow

Ladiesburg Visit and Sick List Report

Mrs Clar ence Dern of Taneytown spent a day with sister Miss Lattice Troxeth. Sick list includes Wade Coran Walter Boone and Earl Miller. Visitors in the home of Walter Boone include Mrs Ray Clem Donald Stitely Hoy Lind and others. Several families hosted or visited relatives from Frederick and Baltimore areas.

Ladiesburg Clarence Dern Taneytows Lattice Troxeth Wade Coran Walter Boone Earl Miller Ray Clem Donald Stitely Hoy Lind Charles Hilderbrand J. Frank File Carrol Dougherty Ilelen Kiser Frank Garver Lucy Miler Elwood Gress Guy Wilbur Hummer New Midway Michael Pue Aldridge Max. FW. Barely Delph Yingling Children's Aid Society Alumni Hall Baltimore Millard Wimmer Janet Frederick Leslie Gross Mary Dorothy Gross Donald Fogle C. S. Smith Fidel Wilitide Vernon McCoy

Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Holds Memorial Meeting

An evening meeting of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No 51 IOOF presided by Noble Grand Mrs Edna Oden remembered the late Mrs Mollie Haugh with a draped charter ceremony. Attendees included Vice Grand Mrs Belle McDevitt Past Noble Grand Miss Jessie Webster and reader Miss Thelma Culler with music by Miss Katherine Ridenour and accompanist Mrs Louise Strine. Final plans announced for anniversary celebration and a banquet at Ebert parlors on Thursday evening January 2.

Samaritan Rebekah Lodge C. F Edna Oden Mollie Haugh Belle McDevitt Jessie Webster Isle of Somewhere

Arts Club program on Indian Art of the Americas

The Arts Club of Moud College presented Indian Art of the Americas featuring Ingdlon music Indian dancers and an exhibit from private collections and the Smithsonian Institute. Miss Margaret Wetmore of Washington DC led the program with Miss Dorothy Dutrow of Frederick presiding.

Americas Arts Club Moud College Ingdlon Smithsonian Institute Margaret Wetmore Washington, D. C Dorothy Dutrow Frederick Arts Leruty

Hemophilia a deadly risk from minor injuries in men

Dr Morris Fishbein explains hemophilia as a hereditary male disease marked by prolonged blood clotting. Minor injuries can cause life threatening bleeding. bruises form and joints may bleed. Treatment aims to stop bleeding with gauze or suturing, coagulation aids, or direct blood transfusions under medical supervision.

Spain Russia Fee

Behind the Spanish Barricades book review by Langdon-Davies

Bruce Catton reviews Behind the Spanish Barricades by John Langdon-Davies. Langdon-Davies portrays the Spanish Civil War, arguing the government started as mild reform and was radicalized, with fascist influence shaping events. He notes the public backs the government and urges readers to view dispatches with clearer understanding.

Spain John Langdon- Davies Meride Langdon-Davies Fascist International Rtent Democracice

Bar to Meet Frederick County Bar Remediation Meeting

The annual meeting of the Frederick County Bar Remciation will be held Monday afternoon at three o clock at the Court House. Officers will be elected.

Frederick County Court House Ucere

Snow brings New York to winter sports fever

New York reacts to sudden cold with new ski venues and frozen fantasies. Snow Train Weekends fade and a Polo Grounds ice carnival planned, while indoor rinks and Rockefeller Center offer substitutes. Industry and entertainment figures like Marion Martin rise amid a city abuzz with makeshift winter leisure.

New York Brooklyn Bronx Boreas St] Moritz Catsiells Adirondacks Tudor City Polo Grounds

Today in History and Anniversaries of 1761 to 1909

A historical list notes births of Richard Alsop and others, and milestones like the 1856 steamer mystery, 1909 radio era disaster, and constitutional events. It adds a fortune day forecast urging perseverance and literary interest for the reader.

Richard Alsop Hartford Conn Wits Middletown Henri Marie Boyle O'Stendhal Silas B. Cobb Montpelier Ezra S. Tipple Drew University Cameden N. Y New York Jontahe Flynt + Willard Appleton Wis Chicago Holbrook Blinn San Francisco Liverpool Massachusetts Bureau of Labor Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Republic Nantucket Mass Arthur Koehler Trauphann Hauptmann

Daily Lesson in English Word Study

A compact language note presents common misuse and pronunciation tips. It highlights that Anne is not nearly so old as Marie and warns against mispronouncing and misspelling words like virtual and Vietual. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth through focused word mastery.

Anne Marie

Bible Thought and Quotations From Proverbs and Moliere

A compact clipping presents a mix of biblical and literary quotes. It cites Proverbs and Moliere snippets, reflecting thematic musings on judgment, knowledge, and error. The pieces appear as brief, antiquated maxims for contemplation.

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