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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1938

Page

2

The Daily News Admits Stringent Editorial Policy

The daily newspaper outlines its policy on publishing topics and statements. It notes editors may reject content unless authorized, referencing permission to publish alleged facts and names, with corrections upon notification.

Around World Flight Feats Stir Aviation Debate

In July 1938 a discussion of legendary world flights traces progress from Wiley Post and Nellie Bly to modern air travel. It notes advances in navigation, propulsion, and safety, with plans for regular Europe America passenger service and Pacific routes. Dr Hugo Eckener accuses the US of helium export bans, calling Americans “idiotic Yankees” amid wartime politics and Zeppelin ambitions.

World Lady Luck Howard Hughes Wey Wiley Post Jules Verne Roemancer Nellie Bt Jessime United States Army Europe America Pacific Hugo Eckener Germany United States Eckener Ickes Zeppelin Friedrichshafen Roosevelt Eckenerding Ickes’ Onpos Berlin Sri‘waie

Church Outing and Socials Highlight Local Notes

Readable items recount Evangelical Reformed church activities and social events. Members plan trips to Hershey and Harrisburg, Zonta gatherings in Washington, and local garden parties with attendance from Frederick, Philadelphia, and Annapolis groups. Several members visited Hood College, and there are notices of weddings, dinners, straw rides, and club meetings across Frederick and surrounding towns.

Frederick Zonta Club Brooks Farm Chevy Chase Philadelphia Frederick Washington D.C Hagerstown Annapolis Jiershey Park Ladies Bible Evangelical Reformed Charva Harrisburg Hershey Tulsa Pennsylvania State Counel Washington, D. C Jesse B. Anders Ja Vob H. Schmidt Ada E. Lampe

Social events honor newlyweds and meetups at local homes

The page describes a series of social gatherings including a buffer supper and bridge at the Ramsburg home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Elias B Ramsburg and guests from Liberty. It mentions a lunch and bridge in honor of Meg Charles F Smith Jr of Liberty, a birthday dinner for Rev Leon P. Vauthier, and a community dance at Catoctin Country Club attended by over fifty. Jane Roddy hosted a dessert bridge, and Dr A E McCuskey visits Pine Grove while Mrs McCuskey’s daughter travels from Buckeyes town. F. W. Weitzel and wife register at the Hotel Commodore in New York City.

David G. Everhart William M. Storm Betty Ruth Martha Jane Bernard M. Davis Bernart, Jr Robert City W. B. Clemson Frederick Gibson Island Dawson V. Hammond New Market Frank F Willison Frank F. Willson Barbara Willson Frank Willson Edwin Willson Edwin Waters Sandy Spring Linda Reich Hyattsville Dorsey J. Griffith Mary Eleanor Griffith Cherrydale Virginia Griffith Wytheville Anna Dorothy Lee Hammond D. ¥. Hammond Walkersville Louis Jones John Jones William Jones Thurmont Newark N. J Elias B Ramsburg Rockwell Terrace Wedne Boner Arr Charles , Jr Liberty Alden de Hamburg Therux Green George Zepler Alan Lang Dorothy Dutrow Helen Mathers J. Warner George A Holland Meg Charles F Smith, Jr Leon P. F Vauthier Enganore Episcopal Parish A. E McCuskey Buckeystown Pine Grove W. Va Mes Casper E. Cline, Jr

Frederick Columns Echo Historic Notes and Local Incidents

A Frederick column notes judges James McSherry and Jean A Lynch reviewed Clerk W Irving Parsons records as satisfactory. A near-miss occurred when a gust of wind blew dirt into a child's eyes near the tracks. 12-year-old Frank House pulled him free from an oncoming passenger train. Other items mention walking near Carroll Creek, local drafting results, Broad Run School plans for a two-room building, and Daphne Moore becoming Frederick's first woman chauffeur for Harry L. Ebert.

James McSherry Jean A. Lynch Irving Parsons W.H. Leichert East Third Street Pennsylvania Frank House Ile Carroll Creek Church Ata Frederick William H. Moore East Second Street Harry L. Ebert

Cranium Crackers Distinguish Truth From Falsehood

A set of four statements tests truth versus falsehood. It cites Cornelius Vanderbilt’s father-in-law applying for relief, "Mr. P TM" as an abbreviation in politics, Claire Eames as a suffrage figure, and aphonia meaning loss of voice, plus Santo Domingo as capital of the Dominican Republic.

Cornelius Vanderbilt Mr. P Claire Eames Aphonia Santo Domingo Dominican Republic

The Hoboes King Jeff Davis Speaks in New York

In a July New York interview Jeff Davis, long-time hoboes leader and president of the International Itinerant Workers Union, describes his views on wanderers, youth on the roads, and a proposed educational program. He shows The Crown pin and explains a system to curb wanderlust by community funded trips, noting changes in railroad travel and the hoboes’ organized stance.

Paul Ross New York Jeff Davis Atlantic City Manhattan Jeff Dog Youse Bees Thas Jett J Lsten International Itinerant Workers Union Hoboes of America, Inc King America Vice Boes Humane Society Travelers Aid Jef

Today in history list of notable births and events

A compact rundown of historical anniversaries: Rembrandt born 1607, various figures born or died across years including Clement C. Moore Almira H. L. Phelps Henry Manning Auchmuty William Winter Franklin K Lane Joseph Priestley Ralph Waldo Emerson and more. Mentions key events such as the 1913 U S Board of Meditation and Conciliation and the 1918 Battle of Chateau-Thierry.

Rembrandt Clement C. Moore New York City New York Almira H. L. Phelps Ellicott City Berlin Conn Baltimore Henry Edward Manning Richard T. Auchmuty New York Trade School William Winter Gloucester Mass Franklin K Lane San Francisco Interstate Commerce Corponer Secretary of the Interior Joseph Priestley Birmingham England Dymob Pennsylvania Ralph Waldo Emerson Divinity School Cambridge U. S. Board of Meditation and Conciliation Congress Chateau-Thierry

President Hoovers Farm Board and early 20th century notes

A compact page compiles historic milestones and birthdays. It lists the Farm Board’s creation during Hoover’s era, salary cuts in 1932, and Italy sanctions ending in 1936, followed by a parade of birthdates for notable figures including Alfred Hertz and Dr. Walter L. Bierring, with a brief, non-specific horoscope note.

Hoovers Farm Board Hoover League of Nations Italy Winton Alexander Farm Security Administration Morrisville Alfred Hertz San Francisco Germany Garry C. Myers Western Reserve University Cleveland Sylvan Walter L. Bierring Iowa Davenport Hill McAllister Tennessee Nashville

Fever Visitors At Washington Monument Track Visitor Count

Robert J Palmer caretaker at the Washington Monument reports about 29000 visitors since January or an average of 800 per week near Boonsboro reps. He notes traffic and visitor numbers are lower than the first six months of last year.

Robert J. Palmer Washington Monument Aark Sei Mo Nun Boonsbéro Monument Mr. Palmer

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