The Daily News Admits Stringent Editorial Policy
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Palmer
Washington Monument
Aark
Sei Mo Nun
Boonsbéro
Monument
Mr. Palmer
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George IT
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Maud Wa Meagene Thosas
Teosdeteus
Mastye Burger
Charse Burges
Carts Callo
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Betty Vo Hales
Messrs
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John Dnp
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Leroy Blimenaer
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Portsmiguth
Vasiling Mera
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Mins
Katherine Bartyls
West Third Street
Emory F Grove
Ghynden
Warold Miter
Barbara
Edward WooMiller
East Phird Street
Tour
Mt Inter-City Meeting
Hal Lee T. Oit
Nora M Wise
Zonta Club of
BD. C
Emma G. Hahm
Daniels Road
Rahm
Banff
Canada
Jean W. Bast
Boonsboro High School
France
Bast
Lake Destrict
Tintagle
Tennyson
London
Edinburg
Pla
Hast
Frank Helfner
Jefferison
John Heffman
Adamstown
Reeserves Group
Suss Mary Mit
Clipper
Clyde
Ad Sirs
Juha Euler
Agnes Ester
Frederck
DeMulay
Braddoen
Henry Redmond
Katherine D. Redmond
Allen
Josephine PL Etchison
East Church Street
Chautauqua
Redmond
Dorothy Cline Webb
Scranton
Ned Sawyer
Jane Scranton
Miss Webb
Hood College
Janet Kerchner
Dorothy Mercer
Christina Albaugh
Walkersville M. E. Church
Western Maryland College
Westminster
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William Mack Moore
Mrs Moore
Mildred Crum
Julia Bell Hann
Mary Rockwell
Marian Sharpe
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Helen Humm
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Ocean
Siiss
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Ard
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Weington
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Walter Remsberg Maver Jo
Eluabe
Saat
Rasmond Houde
Fredericz
Mer
South Carolina
S.C
Ster
Zeegler
Baptists Summer Assembly
Braddock Heights
Vadobona Hotel
Josephine Routzahn
Middletown
Gambrill Park
Emily Thomas
Jeanne Fenga
Jeanette Rosas
Jean Gosnell
Miriam Stultz
Essie McCutche
Bradley Barrick
Woodsboro
Ethel Wilshide
Edward Nogle
Robert E.clapp
A. A
R. Rash Lewis
Samuel Byrn, Jr
Medora Lee
Beverly Lewis and
Samuel, II
Frank Mantz
Reck Lodge
Braddock Heishis
Claire A. Fairchild
Collingswood
Betty Yourtee
Brownsville
Adalt
Burkittsville
Miss Fairchild
C. F. Fairchild
Harry L. Davis
Frederick County
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Montgomery
Queen Anne
Carroll
Master Farm
Davis
Randall Sporlein
State Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
E. Earl Remsberg
Federated Rural Women’s “Chips
Stiss
Florence E. Wiliams
County Home Demonstration
Venia A. Kellar
Extension Services
University of Maryland
Joan S. Newman
Frederica
Ruth Nicodemus
Betty Benson
Monrovia
Dorothy Fouche
Kathleen Burhman
Anna Mary Stull
Hilda Flock
Martha
Christine Schaef
Olney
Olney Inn
Markel
Nelson
Kenneth L. Metcalf
JF. Vernon Coblentz
Rachel Jones
L. Victor Barnes
Mt Airy
Anna Margaret Gaither
Elm Street
Eleanor Mulvaney
Delanco
Betty Lou Vandiyer
Harriet Hoffman
Doubs
Charles E. Wehler
West Fifth Street
Pabvo
Henry I Stahr
Henri L. G. Kieffer
M. C. Carson
Anna K. Rudy
Rose Biredy
W. T. Wilt
Taylorstown, Va
John Hoffman
Clara Shafer
D. O. Hoffman
Frederick Tailoring Company
Braddeck Heights Pavilion
Joe Stephens
Margaret Wehler
Chas. E. Wehler
Miss Wehler
Wakefield
New York Public Library
Alvin G. Quinn
Ashland Ohio
Quinn
Edward M. Maniz
Fairview Avenue
Edward H. Mantz
College Avenue
North
Mary Orrison Boyie
Baiti- More
Harriet Lebhert
East
William B. Lebher
Katherine
Leichert
U.S
Mary Maulsby
Vincent Millay
Smith
Sunnymead
PL Stuart Haller
Catoctin
Ciyd
Roddy
Jane Roddy
North Market Street
Hershberger's
F. W. Weitzel
Elm Streel
Commodore
Lees Ems
the News
Te Ness
WiLliams
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Anai
Ami Eei
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Ross
Richard
Whaler
U.S. Court For Claims
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