Daily News Note on AP Copyright and Corrections
The Daily News records that Associated Press dispatches carry exclusive publication rights and no communication of opinion will be printed without corroboration. It notes correction policy for any erroneous statements and states entry at the Fredentik Maryland post office as second class matter.
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Hudson Liver
Great Open Air Arena
Long Island
Sinclair Lewis
Giants
Cubs
Yankees
The Fishermen’s Threat Over Alaska Salmon Rights
A sharp war of words over Alaska salmon resources heats tensions with Japan. US authorities urged to curb Japanese vessels for violating season and gear rules, with strong diplomatic pressure to prevent open conflict.
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Alaska
Japan
Coast Guard
Seattle
Sabor Union
United States
Alaska Territory
State Department
Canada a melting pot by Dr. Sherwood Fox at Ottawa
Dr. Sherwood Fox, president of the University of Western Ontario, told the Royal Society of Canada in Ottawa that Canada functions as a melting pot. He argued that fusion comes not only from intermarriage but from the crossing of racial ideas, customs, and social experiences within the population.
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United States
Canada
Sherwood Fox
University of Western Ontario
Fox
Royal Society of Canada
Ottawa
Dominion
Bible Thought and Moses Chose Rulers Over Israel
A devotional line cites Exodus 12 25 about Moses appointing able men as heads over the people in Israel Then it references Ama C Simmons in a concluding note.
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Moses
Israel
Strength for the Day on Creeds and Conduct
A Babson Newspaper Syndicate attributed reflection urges respect for religious differences yet insists true value lies in conduct. It asserts creeds differ and each holds merit, but harmony comes from living faithfully to one’s creed and avoiding hostility over belief.
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Ron- Mhets
Mames
Babson Newspaper
Daily English Lesson On Incite And Usage
Daily lesson notes misused words and pronunciation guidance. It teaches proper spelling, examples for Edward and Ed ward, and a vocab tip to use a word three times to own it. The focus word is incite meaning to arouse to action or urge on with example of noble deeds.
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Edward
Letters to the Editor Praise Road Improvement at High Knob
Mrs Biser of Sandigan thanks the State and County Roads Commissions for the well laid hard surface on the Sharks town High Knob road. She notes all users will enjoy trips to the beautiful park at High Knob and signs the letter on June 7.
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Sam
Sharkstown High Knob
High Knob
R. A. Biser Sandigan
Cornerstone planned for Market and South streets building
Frederick notes report a cornerstone for a new Market and South streets structure by J. E. Sifford, replacing C. E. Zellers’ store razed by fire. Photographs and clippings from the disaster to be enclosed. Also mentions umpire Emory Nusz and Frederick beating Washington Olympics, and clergy Rev. Eschbach and Rev. Knott touring abroad.
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Market
South Streets
C. E. Zellers Wilt
Emory Nusz
Gaffney
Association
Frederick
Washington
RE. R. Eschbach
THE
Reformed Church
J O Knott
Southern Methodist Church
Frederick county 21yearolds rise to 386 in past year
The News reports 386 men in Frederick county turned 21 in the past year, with 63 from Frederick city, per the Selective Draft enrollment just completed. Also noted: John Eldridge Reese Wood, a longtime Frederick attorney and Democrat, died at 73 after a three week illness. Survivors include a daughter and four sons.
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Frederick City
John Eldridge Reese Wood
Frederick Bar
Tilghman F. Grossnickle
Myersville Savings Bank
Tates
Charles Walters
Frederick
Gay T. Waltz
Araby
John R. Lloyd
Petersville
Terrapin A La Maryland Featured In Maryland Cuisine
Maryland cuisine spotlight features terrapin dishes with eggs and meat simmered in butter and cream. A chef explains shelling, cleaning, and sizzling terrapin pieces with bold pepper, then finishing with cream for a tender entree or first course.
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Maryland
Juvenile Mystery Reviews by Olive Roberts Barton
Olive Roberts Barton reviews latest children’s books with mystery themes across medieval treasure plots and modern adventures. Noting titles by Alice Lide Margaret Johansen and Adah Jackson across publishers Longmans Green Bobbs Merrill Stackpole Putnam, she highlights suspense, setting, and budding courage in young readers.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Ee Young
Kurt
Alberich
Germany
Adah Jackson
Bobbs Merry
Bill
Beth Brook
Caleb
Wearin Defeated In Iowa Senate Primary Race
Representative Otha D Wearin loss to Senator Guy M Gillette in Iowa senatorial primary after national attention. Wearin and his family have long been linked to Mr and Mrs Charles E Walker near Market, with Mrs Walker formerly Helen Armstrong of Duluth MN. The Wearin family has longstanding ties to the Walkers.
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Towa
iCharles E Walker
X. Mar
Ket
Wearin
Walker
Helen Armstrong
Duluth
Mann
Guy M. Gillette
Odd Glass Pillows Fail Allergy Test Say Newton Firm
Howard Blakeslee reports at a medical meeting that fine glass fiber used for pillows feels hard when pressed and lacks allergy relief. Allergia Products Co of Newton Mass found glass pillows not suitable, with silk filling offering better softness and resilience. Canada has more lakes and inland waters than any other country.
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New York
Ook Glass
Allergia Products Co
Newton
Mass
American College of Physicians
Newton Concern
Canada
Advances of modern science in the fight against tuberculosis
Health columnist Dr. Morris Fishbein reviews progress in tuberculosis control including germ studies, improved X ray diagnosis, new tests for body reaction, and herd testing to prevent bovine TB. He notes reduced cattle infection in many states and underscores the disease is communicable requiring precautions to limit spread.
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District of Columbia
Shower Honors Miss Margaret Culler Storm Before Wedding
Miss Neola Brown hosted a 1 PM luncheon and shower at Hershberger's Tea Room on Tuesday in honor of Miss Margaret Culler Storm. Wedding to Mr. William Mack Moore set for 4:30 PM today. Attendees included Mildred Crum, Mary Rockwell, Louise Foster, Essie McCutcheon, Helen Hamm, Beverley Feags, Dorothy Aberback, Thelma Culler, Nevla Brown, Mrs W Bartgis Storm, and Margie Hudson.
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Hersh
Berger
Margaret Culler Storm
Mgr
William Mack Moore
Mildred Crum
Mary Rockwell Louise Foster
Essie McCutcheon
Margaret Albaugh
Helen Hamm
Beverley Feags
Dorothy Aberback
Thelma Culler
Nevla Brown
W. Bartgis Storm
Margie Hudson
Mind Your Manners Quiz On Social Etiquette
A reader quiz asks if guests may leave without bidding farewell to the hostess and if formal dress is needed for a telephoned 7 o clock invitation. It also covers whether white trousers suit informal dinners, whether to thank a waitress when served, and a bridge party dilemma over guest prize and high score prize. The guidance favors asking the hostess for dress and prize decisions.
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Belew
Ata
Today in History and Anniversaries 1764 to 196? births and events
A compact list of historical anniversaries and birthdays from 1764 to 1963, noting figures such as Marie Antoine Careme, Samuel Bowles, David Dixon Porter, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Includes political events and wartime milestones with dates, births, and notable achievements. Horoscope warns of modest luck for today with caution for later years.
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Samuel R. Betts
U. S. District Court
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Richmond
Mass
Navy
Samuel Bowles
Springfield
Republican
Hartford
Conn
Charles A. Wickliffe
Kentucky
Bardstown
David Dixon Porter
Chester
George KM Sternberg
Spain
Otsego Co
Washington, DC
Fran B. Hing
University of Wisconsin
Whitewater
Wis
Robert F. Wagner J
New York
Germany
Charles B. Henderson
Nevada
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
San Jose
Cal
Louise Staley
Dept of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Nashville
Tenn
Samuel S Marquis
Bloomfeld Hills
Mich
Sharon
Ohio
Frank Lloyd Wright
Spring Green
Richland Center
Clarence H. de Mar
New England
Medina
Reverend Fesperman Receives Doctorate at Catawba College
Rev Harvey Augustus Fesperman of Christ and Salem Reformed Churches in Hagerstown earned a Doctor of Unity degree from Catawba College Salisbury North Carolina during May 31 commencement exercises. He serves on Hood College board and Washington County Public Health Board. A cap and gown were presented for congregational use. A Sunday ceremony honored him with R Paul Smith and W C Maugans in charge.
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Man About Manhattan Sees Summer Entertainments Rise
New York seeks bright open air culture as summer crowds seek diversions. The article notes roof gardens clubs and lectures, open air concerts, and baseball as key attractions while free Romance Language colleges lure locals and visitors to public spaces for linguistic study.
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Long Island
New York
Cranium Crackers Math Puzzle Teaser
A quirky newspaper puzzle asks basic math and logic questions. It features odd clues about wood volume, earth geometry, juries, and a movie duo, ending with a prompt for readers to check the last page for answers.
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