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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News explains correction procedures for dispatches and letters. It states no communication can be printed without the writer's real name and warns that unsigned opinions or speculative statements will not be published. The notice is filed in Frederick, Maryland.
Senator Bulkley of Ohio chairs a meeting with 56 leaders from business labor agriculture and professions to discuss forming a national economic council. The effort mirrors foreign models and follows years of study with no firm conclusions yet.
June, dubbed the month of roses, shows the flower in full splendor as roses burst into bloom. Quotations compare roses to violets and other blooms, noting roses as symbols of love and divine goodness. The red rose is linked to romantic gestures such as gifting boxes to beloveds.
Roy Johnson a 24 year old pitcher for a light league team was arraigned before Police Judge J N Quinlan in Huntington West Virginia on charges of punching an umpire. Johnson testified he reacted to a called strike after the bat was in progress. The judge dismissed the case, stating the freedom of a baseball player to lose his temper.
The income farmers in the United States derive from teat animals accounts for about 25 percent of their total cash earnings.
A Blakeslee report describes Northeast Land beyond Spitzbergen as ice capped and misty in summer, with winds mostly mild in Brandy Bay and no extreme cold. The region, about the size of Wales, lies toward the North Pole and could host an emergency airplane base despite brutal winters elsewhere.
Kemp Keefer argues in a letter to The News editor that the city should finance a dedicated home for the truck company near central property, noting past fire service needs and contrasting with funds spent on sewers and public carts. He recalls his role with the Junior Fire Company and mentions a site near Baker Park, the golf course, and Carroll Creek. A brief note adds Pipe Springs national monument in northern Arizona, describing a Fort established in 1869 by Brigham Young to protect a Mormon cattle ranch from raiding Indians.
The Harmony Grove community women gathered for the final meeting this season with Mrs wa Witter and hosts presiding. Readings by Thomas and Cieroa, poems by Margaret Sangster and Maynard Hawker, a travelogue by Mrs Ramson, and a playlet by several members were featured. A penny march and a brief business session preceded refreshments. A bus trip to Du Pont Gardens is planned for June 2 departing Hotel Frederick at 7 oclock.
A collection of quotes spans themes from aviation hazards and scientific progress to law, liberty, and self-made man ideals. Notable voices include H. Paul Culver describing early air mail navigation, Rev. Phillips P. Elliott on unity, Capt. J. E. Shields on maritime defense, Morris Ernst on lawyers and liberty, and Herbert Hoover on the self-made man’s scrutiny.
A brief poem laments the desire for war in any country and extols peaceful living. The author urges broader humanity and condemns selfish actors who fuel conflict for personal gain, calling for uninterrupted peace and avoidance of debt and hate.
Local ems recall the Bells of all fire companies tolling for Charles Poole, victim of the Zellers fire disaster. Charles Q C Lambert, former Frederick resident, elected mayor of Martinsburg, W. Va. Marion S Moberly and Miss Irene Kline wed at United Brethren church on East Third street. Mrs Moberly is daughter of J T Kline. Mr Moberty is son of former Mayor Lewis H Moberty. Link Engelbrecht rode to Sharpsburg yesterday on his Star safety bicycle, the old mile trip without mishap.
Mary Davis Gillies suggests bright playful lampshades to refresh summer rooms. Describes options from printed pleated to corn crash and bamboo trims, with crystal base shades and bold colors. Highlights white linings for diffused light and notes good lighting equals good health.
A Babson Newspaper piece reflects on Albert Schweitzer. It cites his view that daily success hinges on resisting upset and sustaining joy in work. The essay argues geography has little effect on this mental discipline and compares jungle missions to modern offices.
Bruce Catton discusses a Times London correspondent Douglas Reed and his critique of British policy toward Italy and fascism. The book argues England’s cooperation with Hitler risks empowering Germany and endangering empire and peace, criticizing the decaying aristocracy and fears Bolshevik pressure.
June 15 feature previews commencement week with sermons and lists of local schools and ministers. Frederick County National Bank marks 100 years since opening on June 3 1518, noting seven presidents from John Grahame to A C McCardell and first board member Taney. Middletown leader Daniel J Lighter dies at 76, survived by widow two sons two daughters and a sister. Robert F Goodell son of Dr and Mrs Charles F Goodell graduates from Maryland Law program.
A medical overview explains strawberry, port wine, and other birthmarks in infants. It covers appearance, growth patterns, and when they may fade, plus treatment approaches from early laser-like injections to older methods, highlighting the role of specialist care and timing for best results.
A brush fire doubles the area burned each minute. If it took 10 minutes to burn over the tract, the first quarter burned in 8 minutes. The remaining two quarters burn in progressively smaller fractions, but the key fact is the first quarter completed at minute eight.
Test your social usage knowledge with questions about wedding kisses and corsages. Answers note: at church weddings the bride is not to be kissed by every guest, and the bridal party handles corsage duties while the groom oversees the engagement ring choice.
A compact list tracks birthdays of Caroline Hentz Brigham Young Redfield Proctor John Hood and others with dates and places. It notes James Lawrence Dont give up the ship amid 1813 events, Lincoln Fast Day 1863, and a 1914 sino German exchange. Five new artesian wells boost northwest Mexico City water supply.
In New York, a colorful Greenwich Village figure pleads for anonymity in this column, fearing publicity after a past column sparked letters from an old flame now living far away. The request clashes with the town’s appetite for exposure and offers a peek into love, memory, and media fame.
A compact language note highlights common errors like cotsy and mispronunciations such as kaz'm. It defines intrusion as the thrusting in of something and offers example usage about harmony not spoiled by intrusion of a harsh note.
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