Today in History and anniversaries snapshot
The item lists historical anniversaries from 1760 to 1944, noting figures such as Matthew Carey and John L. Cheverus with brief biographical cues, followed by Today in History entries including the first commercial telephone switchboard in New Haven in 1878 and U S events through 1953, then a Birthdays and Horoscope section with several notable names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Carey
Philadelphia
Ireland
John L. Cheverus
Boston
France
Henry N. Hudson
Cornwall
Coleman Sellers
Cincinnati- Philadelphia
Niggra Falls
Henry M. Stanley
Livingstone
Africa
Wales
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
North Hartland
New Haven
Conn
Carnegie Institution
Washington, D. C
Andrew Carnegie
Wilson
U. S
Archangel
Russia
Morro Castle
U. S. Steel
Italy
Vatican
Churches
Britain
Mark W. Clark
Tokyo
Red
Grace G. T. Seton
Sacramento
Calif
Theodore J. Hoover
Stanford University
West Branch
Iowa
Jean F.piccard
University of Minnesota
Switzerland
Alfred H. Barr
New York
Detroit
David Leigh Colvin
New Law Tandahaney
Charleston
Ohio
Abba Hillel Silver
Cleveland
Lithuania
Lloyd M. Felmly
Newark
N. J
Wpemington
Freedom’s Price and the Perils of Unrestrained Desire
The text notes that excessive desire for freedom can lead to imprudent actions and danger. It cautions that impetuous pursuit without restraint may bring serious risks and consequences.
English Lesson and Transit Weather Notes
A column by W L Gordon discusses usage and mispronunciations of English words and urges daily vocabulary growth. Traffic Director Barnes considers empowering police to ticket stalled private cars without chains in bad weather, echoing Washington DC plans. AArk boy Tommy Satee, stricken with muscular dystrophy, dies after his family’s care and a poisoned family puppy named Baby Doll end their companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Gordon
Cendreptus
D.C. Law
Baltimore
Tienry A. Barnes
Baltimore Transit Co
Barnes Earliey
Washington, D. C
Ark Tommy Satee
Tommy
Student Teacher And Pupils Study Local Switchboard As Communications Project
Barbara Weaver completes seven weeks of student teaching at Elm Street School before returning to Hood College. The English major, editor of the Hood yearbook, and Hood graduate guides seventh graders in a core style integrating English history and science. Pupils visit the Maryland School for the Deaf and the C P Telephone plant to study communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Hood College
Barbara
I Iult
Hood
Wege
Brish
William M. Brish
Leon C. Marshall
American University
M. Wiedefeld
State Teachers College
Texson
Marianne Brish
Washington
Alvida B. de Lashmutt
Maryland School For the Deaf
C. and P. Telephone Company
Tint Street
Ruth Smith
Louise Lippy
Frank Keeler
Mary Jane Haines
Dorothy Sibert
William Grable
Thomas Hoffman
Barbara Weaver
Anne Lovell
Nancy Stone
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass
A Chicago Tribune Syndicated meditation discusses idolatry as the core spiritual issue across eras. It compares modern worship of status and pleasure to primitive idols, noting pride family loyalty vengeance and consumer appetites as contemporary idols influencing daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
Tod
Chicago Tribune
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Boscal Hygela Gills
U.S
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Main
Barbara ‘Weaver
Leacher
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Hollywood Bed
Thurs
Napie Bank
C. D. Fuss & Son
Taneytown, Maryland