Daily News Notice on News Use and Attribution
A historical notice from The Daily News states Associated Press content is credited to its authors and may not be published without real names of writers. It specifies no communication from others will be published unless the author's authority is provided. The notice is dated and originates from the Frederic, Maryland post office as second class matter.
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Associated Press
Associated Pres
Fredenc
Baker Park
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Mus
Cosi Baca
Peng Hotcec
Chamber of Couse
White Ram
Tt Geng Mars
Phave Ng
Baker Pare
Elks
Tedas
Trend of Strikes Shows Decrease in Lost Man-Hours in April
Preliminary figures from the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate fewer man-hours lost in strikes in April 1938 than in March, defying normal seasonality and suggesting the 1938 strike impact will stay well below 1936 and 1937 levels. The summary notes monthly totals, past trends, and the ongoing effect of unionization drives on strike activity and wage disputes.
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Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Perfect Fune June Day Reflections in Maryland
Poet Henry Longfellow laments the elusive nature of perfect happiness while praising the soft June air in Maryland. The piece muses on weather’s consolation after winter storms and heat, suggesting June’s beauty should inspire contentment and kindness despite life’s troubles.
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Henry Longfellow
Maryland
Aswen
Math Riddles in Cranium Crackers Page
A set of humorous math brain teasers tests basic arithmetic. It includes seven day problems and wordplay about kings queens and fictional characters. The page blends light humor with simple calculations and references to France and The Three Musketeers.
Annual Flower Show At Middletown Woman's Club
The Middletown Flower Show hosted by the Suddietown Woman's Club featured a lecture by Mrs Maury Holman and a judged display of blooms. Judges included Mrs Helena Stauffer and Mrs J P Feiser with awards for roses, delphiniums, coreopsis and others. Refreshments were served. the event highlighted modern flower trends and arrangements displayed around a garden scene.
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Suddietown
Willams
Maury Holman
Alonau Kepler
Helena Stauffer
J. P. Feiser
Woodsboro
Bessie Poole
Bernard Grove
Olga Stottlemyer
Ivan Rout‘zabn
Goeld
Clyde Harshman
Gaillardia
William Kefauver
Mary Routzahn
Edward Rudy
Luther Speck
Angie Ryan
William Kelauver
Edward Hotter
Walter Remsberg
Leslie’Goblente
Charles Browning
Joseph Remsberg
Frank Damer
George Bowtus
Gald
George Bowlus
Russell Main
William Oden
Ivan Routzahn
Charles Rhoderick
Bertha Rudy
Veronica
Allen Rohrback
George Coblentz
California
John Bussard
Adamstown Woman’s Club Meets A new picnic planned
Mrs Lawrence Walters hosted the Adamstown Woman’s Club with 21 members and three visitors. President Mrs Elmer Michael led the meeting with song and the Homemakers Creed. Genevieve Thomas reported on the Frederick flower show. Flowers sent to Mrs H L Thomas. June 22 picnic at Fishing Creek, in charge of Mrs Charles Walters Eva Carlin and Mrs B C Gibson. Recreation led by the hostess. Favors won by Eva Carlin and G W Paul. Adjourned to Sept 7 at Mrs Elmer Michael’s home. Also noted Chengdu irrigation system in Szechwan province has operated for 2,000 years.
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Lawrence Walters
Adamstown
Elmer Michael
Creed
G. W. Paul
Genevieve Thomas
Frederick
H. L. Thomas
Fishing Creek
Charles Walters
Eva Carlin
B. C. Gibson
Recreation
G. W Paul
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Events
Local items recount Washington Olympics beat Frederick 5 3 at Association Park. Philomathean Society held its third annual banquet at Carlin House with toastmaster Jacob Rohrbach and talks by Lakin, McKinser, Kolb, Reich, and Etchison. Yellow Springs oratorical contest featured George Twenty and G F Stairs Band debut, with local performers Barigis, Bielfeld, Kemp. Frederick jail drains prison population. tax rate trends noted. Frederick schools address by Dr Charles Ellis. 81 graduates receive diplomas. Thornpoint High School play Somew here In France. Boys High debate on military service.
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Association Park
Washington
Frederick
Philomathean Literary Society
Carlin House
E E. Steiner
Jacob Rohrbach
Daniel T. Lakin
Folger McKinser
John W. Kolb
B. F. Reich
Gorencir
Frederick H
Charles Ellis
Junizia Cingdon
City Opera House
Samuel M. North
G Plomas
Thornpont High School
France
Presumptuous Word Of The Day In English
Daily English lesson notes misuses and pronunciation tips. The entry covers corrections for phrases about arrest reasons and divided spellings. It highlights words like presumptuous and emphasizes expanding vocabulary with one word daily.
Voices on gratitude security and springtime love
Rev Dr Bonnell cites U S advantages and limited gratitude from nations. Senator Walsh warns of universal insecurity as quiet rumblings of world collapse emerge. Dean Zoe Bayliss notes inevitable springtime love among youth with university insight.
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John S. Bonnell
New York
United States
Charles W. Welch
Louisville, Ky
Zoe Bayliss
The
University of Wisconsin
Final Meeting of Children’s Aid Society Report
The final meeting of the Children’s Aid Society for the season met at three o’clock in September. The program included prayer, reports by the treasurer and executive secretary, and a discussion on a contribution to the Marine Aid Society. May 1938 activities covered 7 cases accepted, 7 visits in Family and Children’s departments, numerous examinations, and placements. The Bryant and Crutchley cases were heard in Juvenile and People’s Courts, with one boy committed to Cheltenham School for Boys.
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Children's Aid Society
Treas
Vernon W Nicodemus
Haries
Clyde Rounen
Jonna W
Pie
George A Holland
Charles Brail
Nicodemus
Felcoim
Tay Othor Keller
Edgar H McBride
Virgil W. Dosd
Mark Jenkins
Les See Coblent
Jacob Rosen‘stoen
Mchael Pue
Jonn S Renn
Scemes
Wlod
Florence Crittenden Mission
Bryant
Crutchley
People’s Court
Cheltenham School
Children’s Department
Edith P. Gardner
Supi
Montrose School For Girls
Betty Wall Named Graduate at Visitation Academy
Miss Betty Carol Wall of Walker is listed among the Visitation Academy graduates in the commercial class. Her name was omitted from Mondazx's News list and is now corrected in the graduation roster.
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The
Visitation Academy
Betty Carol Wall
Walker
Bible Thought on Temptation and Faith
A devotional note cites Deuteronomy 6 16 urging not to tempt God at Massah and reflects on temptation varying with the person in a brief theological reflection attributed to Jeremy Tarlor.
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Massah
Jeremy Tarlor
The Burden of Tuberculosis in Youth and Prevention
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses changing patterns of tuberculosis infection among children and teens. He notes fewer early childhood infections but rising risk for those uninfected in infancy, with open cases driving transmission in youth settings. Early diagnosis and modern treatments offer excellent recovery prospects for first infections in young adults.
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Ng ST l University
Luf's Staff Suggestion to Graduates
A 1920s style advisory urges graduates facing a job market downturn to persist in a persistent search. It notes the current business slump lowers prospects but encourages earnest effort and honest service to secure opportunities. The piece stresses timing and diligence for those finishing in June.
Mind Your Manners Quiz and Etiquette Answers
A pasted etiquette quiz from NEA Service tests proper social conduct. It asks about following a funny story with similar ones, introducing a woman to a priest, acknowledging with I’m pleased to meet you, repeating names in group introductions, asking personal questions, and handling an unwanted borrowed article. The provided answer section lists No, No, best What Would You Do solution, and an excuse to avoid reader discomfort.
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Copyright
NEA Service, Inc
Today in History and Birthdays in Brief
Brief survey of historical anniversaries and notable births. Includes Alfred Pleasonton Susan Blow Samuel Crothers Franklin Glass Albert Burleson Edwin Slosson Richard Henry Lee and events from 1685 to 1937 such as the Volstead Act ruling and the Vatican treaty. Also notes modern birthdays and a general daily horoscope with cautions on vigor.
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Alfred Pleasonton
Washington
D. C
Susan FE. Blow
Erica
St. Louis
New York
Waynesburg
Samuel
Crothers
Cambridge
Blass
Oswego
Franklin P. Glass
Birmingham
Ala
Centreville
Albert S. Burleson
Woodrow Wilson
San Marcos
Texas
Austin
Tex
Edwin Slosson
Albany
Kansas
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
Continental Congress
American Jewish Historical Society
U. S
Bel- Jean Wood
U. S. Supreme Court
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee River
Pres. Coolidge
Vatican City
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Rome
Jean Harlow
Strength For The Day By Earl L Douglass D D
A reflective excerpt from Resources of Heart describes a luncheon where a man greets friends warmly. The speaker recalls admiration for a colleague whose steadfast demeanor calms others and embodies steady Christian strength.
Man About Manhattan in New York Fight Eve Echoes
George Tucker recalls New York City on the eve of a heavyweight bout as diners, reporters, promoters, and fans fill restaurants. The scene blends nostalgia with fierce talk of Schmeling, Louis, Dempsey, and Braddock, while memories of Langford, Greb, and Willard drift through the crowd.
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George Tucker
New York
Schmeling
Louis
San Francisco
Denver
New Orleans
Miami
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Oakland
Far, Worth
Dempsey and
Braddock
Tunney
Walker Walker
Brown
Demp
Joe Gonic
Gould
Brad
Chemp
Max
Ing
Sam Langford
Siki
Hell’s Kitchen
Tonhole
Joe
Dempsey
Tal
Harry Greb
Toledo
Ohio
Jess Willard
Internal resources over external events in Babson note
A Babson Newsdealer column reflects on resilience amid hardship. It lauds a club member who, despite losing wealth, enduring serious operations, and bereavement, maintains cheer. The piece argues success hinges on attitude rather than circumstances.
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