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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1938

Page

9

Clash of Minds with Rajah Mantusen on Balingong Pass

In a tense Malay council aboard a yawl near Balingong pass Clyde and Mantusen spar over guns and intentions. The Dyaks’ armed threat looms as white rivals mistrust each other, forcing a slow, fragile negotiation under threat of violence.

Prise Canstine Forrester Gishonor Clyde Christine Balingong Pass Sen Tuar Bisset T Kiis Mantusen J Beczache Slantusen Balingong Manturen Cress Europe Singapore James Clyde Anthony Forrester Forrester Sumaniang Forresters Eun Sumanteng Cotsinskt

Local Social Roundup From Ladiesburg Friends

Visitors and relatives gathered in Ladiesburg with multiple households hosting neighbors and kin. Notable mentions include the Despartners, Kelley, Biely, Lind, McCoy, and German names among others joining Sundays, Saturdays, and afternoons. A Children’s Aid Society meeting in Baltimore is noted, and Little Paul Shorb is listed as sick.

Ladiesburg Despaternoon Clarkson Kelley Daighter Biely Vernon Leroy Av McCoy Jimmie Steve Reno Grabill Hitle Son Jownsville Airs Walter Lind Alice Harbaugh Silas Kine C. S. Smith Des Moines H. O. Smith Chicago Paul Shorb

Price of Steel Ties to Wages and Politics in Washington

The piece outlines how steel prices connect to wage costs and national policy. It notes U S Steel chief Fairless arguing prices cannot drop without wage reductions, mentions Lamont and Lewis pressuring for demand to lower prices, and links steel policy to Robert Jackson’s political prospects and Roosevelt’s support. It highlights a tangled New Deal struggle over monopoly, labor costs, and a potential New York governor race.

Rodney Jromssi Lamont Lewis U.S. Steel Steel Jackson Robert H. Jackson Roosevelt New York United Fire Bob Jackson Copstright NEA Service, Inc

U S Railway Chiefs See U S Recession Ending

Pittsburgh January 22 Five railroad chiefs including heads of three large lines met at an Association of American Railroads and traffic club banquet. M W Clement president of the Pennsylvania Railroad noted January carloadings rising signaling better business ahead. He said, Business has already dragged bottom, it is start.

Pittsburgh Association of American Railroads M. W. Clement Pennsylvania Railroad Clement

What Is Your News 1. Q. What Is Your News 1. Q.

The quiz asks five questions about allies head a government sale to the government Hoover defense plans Philippines and Gandhi and Franco. Answers appear on the last page.

Herbert Hoover Philippines Russia Hollywood Treasure Island Franco Spain Gandhi India

Daily English Lesson Preface and Word Choice Notes

A readable teaching page highlights common misuses and pronunciation errors. It defines aversion as a mind state where attention turns away from an object, citing Johnson on mankind’s aversion in intellectual pursuit.

Johnson

Care In Cutting Timber Justified

A Maryland extension forester urges thoughtful timber cutting on farms to protect future value. C F Winslow says patchwork cutting ruins stands and reduces stumpage, favoring firewood removal over high grade saw logs. He notes many valuable species like tulip poplar oaks and sugar maples should not be burned if quality timber remains.

College Park C. F. Winslow University of Meryland Extension Service Mrr. Winslow Mr. Winslow Maryland

Bond Posted For Harrisville Man On Theft Charge

A $300 bond was set before Justice Walter Sinn Friar for Marwin Moxley of near Harrisville after Sheriff Roy Hiltner investigated the theft of automobile tires. Moxley will be held for the grand jury.

Walter E. Sinn Friedar Marwin Moxley Harrisville Roy M. Hiltner Moxley

Senator Steiner to Join Washington Law Firm

Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon, a Republican who resigned from the Senate on Thursday, will become a partner at the Washington law firm Kingman Brewster and A.R. Folsom-d Jones. Brewster keeps a summer residence at his hunting lodge near the Catoctin Fur Race in this county.

Joln Law Firm Frederick Steiner Oregon Senate Washington Kingman Brewster A.R. Folsom D Jones Brewster Catoctin Fur Race

The Lady and the Panda a Bright Travel Book

Bruce Catton reviews The Lady and the Panda by Mrs Harkness, praising her daring trek through China to panda country. She journeys 1500 miles by river to Chengtu, returns with a newborn panda named Su Lin, and endures weeks of expert care to keep the cub alive.

Whos PD Jett China Harkayss Carrick and Evans Ha Aus

Hospital records sought by probes in Massachusetts

Investigators demand records of more than 400 inmates at Massachusetts Mental Hospitals after a decade of deaths deemed less than natural. State Auditor Buckley reported Edward Souther died December 29 after being choked by another inmate. Medical examiners cited bronchial pneumonia following an accident.

Boston Dan Massachusetts Mental Hospital Thomas H. Buckley Edward M. Souther Buckley Medfield State ‘Hospital

Su Lin the Panda Comes Home to Chicago Zoo

With Chinese authorities to secure permission to take Su Li out of the country. Mrs. Harkness won, of course and Su Lin is now thriving in Chicago's Brookfield Zoo, where he may weigh 300 pounds someday. This tale of his capture remains the highlight.

Su Li

Civil Service Exams Announced for stenographers and typists

United States Civil Service announces examinations for senior stenographer earning 1620 dollars a year, junior stenographer 1440, senior typist 1440, junior typist 1260. Open to men only with applications to the Fourth United States Civil Service district in Washington. Examinations set for February, age 18 to 43, eligibility rules noted.

Civil Service United States Civil Service United States Civil Service District dMlather G Street

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