Radio Schedules and Anniversary Plans For Roosevelt Event
National events and radio listings outline a June 22 address by Frank Knox at Springs Virginia and a June 30 broadcast linked to the National Education Association convention in New York. Multiple stations including WEAF WABC JZ NBC CBS GSC air programs with Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde and Ruth groups presenting entertainment and educational features.
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Gettysburg
Roosevelts
National Education
Dst Eciatien Corvention
Ac Wien
Roosevelt
Frank Knox
Natorial Associaton
Springs
West
WEAF
NBC
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde
Tommy Dorsey
Fred Allen
Kay Kyser
Werner Janssen
WABC
CBS
Ben’ Bernie
Grace Moore
WJZ
Science
Harriet Parsons
Boston Pops
Larry Clinton
Social visits and church group outing in Edgewood area
Local families from Westminster Union Mills and nearby towns visited Walter Noel and other households. A sick list member, Talbot Alexander, is recovering. Weekend guests included Reno Eyler and Charles McGraw families. Ralph Yingling’s 25th birthday was celebrated at Cox home near Upper Comi. A Trinity Southern Methodist church school outing moved indoors due to rain. plans for Massanetta Springs youth assembly July 4-11 were discussed. participants listed include Grimes Yingling McGraw Albaugh Myers Eyler and others.
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Edgewood Edgewood
Winfeld Grimes
John Yingling
Walter Noel
Union Mills
Norman Hope
Hazel
Francis
Edgar Jackson
Westminster
Talbot Alexander
Reno Eyler
Charles McGraw
Winfield Grimes
Cox Home
Upperco
Ralph Yingling
Joseph Yingling
Clarence Albaugh
Daugh‘ter Dorothy
Snydersburg
John Black
Garnett
Manchester
Krebbs
Brodbeck
Winfeld
Grimes
and Pelts
Charles Myers
Johnsville
Kenneth Eyler
New Windsor
McGraw
Emmitsburg
Pauline White
Frederick
Trinity Southern Methoist Church School
Airey Duvall
Young People's Division
Church
Youngeople
Massanetta Prings
W. T. Gover
Otis E. Whine
W. Bobbitt
Fairey Dukvall
Dorothy Morgan
Phyllis
Psychiatrist Addresses Zonta Club Meeting on Mental Development
Dr Stuber discussed how upbringing shapes personality from infancy to adulthood and influences later adjustment. She noted that overprotection can hinder maturity, linking mental health to divorce rates and family happiness, with adults often remaining immature in responses.
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Kathar
Ce Staner
Frede
Nora
Helen
Heota
Stusir
Agfanes
Stuber
Stauber
America
Germany
More Now Registered For Work In Frederick May 1937
Capt. Charles N. Staley reports May figures from the Frederick office of the Maryland State Employment Service show a tight differential with U S census unemployment. Government figures list 1 258 unemployed, while 1 163 registered for work, a 95 difference. Women account for much of the gap as many reported unemployed but refused to register here. In May 1937 4 905 were on active files statewide in District 5 Frederick Carroll, with 2 464 in April and 2 553 in May 1937. The Frederick office placed 191 applicants in May 1938 (private 101, public 90) versus 116 in April and 235 in May 1937.
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Maryland State Employment Service
Charles N. Staley
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Employment Service
Carroll Counties
Apri
Frederick County
Carroll County
Carroll
Dployment Service
Capt. Staley
Capt Staley
Weather and employment notes from a historic bulletin
A weather record shows 0.161 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 7 am, with June to date at 0.19 inches and June normal at 36 inches. 1937 June actual listed as 0.653 inches and a deficit to June 1 1938 of 0.267 inches. Yesterday’s high 92, low last night 60. Sun set 7.35 pm, sun rise 4.44 am, moon rise 4.44 pm, moon set 2.26 am. Staff average nationwide is 91. officials clarify Employment Service takes on all job seekers based on qualifications, not only relief.
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Employment Service
Capt Staley
Swords Over Five Centuries Used In Sino Japanese War
Report notes swords more than 500 years old are employed in current Sino Japanese hostilities, highlighting continuity of weapons amid modern warfare and indicating cultural artifacts remain in combat use.
Speech on Aging and Self-Reliance for Mature Citizens
A speaker urged patience with aging and urged Americans abroad to adjust slowly to unemployment trends. She emphasized the dignity of middle age, encouraged accepting maturity, and warned against clinging to youth’s pleasures. The audience heard calls to think for oneself despite societal pressures.
Extreme Elevation Points in Calbrf County Highlight Peaks
The highest and lowest points in the States lie within the sane countage county Calbrf. Mount Whitney rises to 14,501 feet above sea level while Death Varies sits at 670 feet below sea level.
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Sane
Calbrf
Mount Whitney
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