Prospective Sweden Relief Work Supports Unemployment Image
A Stockholm dispatch to the Times notes Sweden as an island in the unemployment sea with 172000 jobless in the postwar era. It highlights labor shortages in offices and skilled trades, a strong reliance on public relief works, and credits Parliament with funding 354 million kronor for relief jobs though only 6 million work days were completed by mid year. The piece suggests Swedes welcome relief work as a buffer against future downturns and applaud state aid keeping workers employed during lean spells.
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New York Times
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Meaning of Our Flag Presented at Zonta Club Meeting
Eduard S. Delaplaine spoke on the flag adopted in 1777 and the Constitution’s guarantees. He described the flag as symbolizing mercy unity and rights, with the constitution making citizens and protecting liberty equality and free speech. The talk urged adherence to constitutional ideals and national responsibilities. The next Bex meeting will be at Hotel Predenick.
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Frederck Zonte Club
Ginner
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Mr. Delaplaine
Red Cross
Duces
Goi
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United Staus
Robes E Clapp
Clarence Clapp
Newton
N.C
Hotel Predenick
Grass Boy boys spar over prize comments in Beverly Hills
A Beverly Hills letter to the editor criticizes a group calling themselves Grass Boy boys for denouncing and awarding a prize to someone who insulted the President. The writer doubts originality and notes the crowd’s elitist reputation while calling the contest a sham.
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Met
Mrs Lui Frances Kintz Found Dead In Home At 32 East Third
Mrs Lui Frances Kintz wife of Lewis M Kintz was found dead in bed at her home 32 East Third Street this morning at 6 o clock. A clan was summoned and said she had been dead several hours. She was 74 and a daughter of the late J Summers and Anne Landis Summers. She was a devout Evangelical Lutheran church member and taught in the church school for over 36 years. Surviving are two half brothers Andrew J Summers of Frederick and Merry G Summers of Washington DC a half sister Mrs John J Dohoney of Washington DC Funeral arrangements by M R Etchison and Sen funeral directors.
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Washington, D.C
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Mr Grove Grove Olt Returns From Illness
William J. Grove, confined to his bed at Lime Rain for nearly two weeks, has regained strength and was seen in this city today by many friends as he goes about his routine.
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Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Frederick items note a Confederate Decoration Day event with address by Congressman Ne sam and benediction by Rev. J. N McCormick. Wreaths funded by local women marked the observance as symmetry to postwar memory.
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J. N McCormick
Henry Lorentz
Nussbaum
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Bl Burger
L . Ciligan
Woodsboro
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E Nicodemus
Gradu
World Peace Subject of Address at Synod Meeting
Dr Walter W Van Kirk spoke on World Peace as part of the Potomac Synod and Women's Missionary Society program. He warned against arms race expansion and urged international cooperation and Christian outreach to curb war and promote unity.
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Joseph H Apple
Ure Synod
Alas
Mary Vo Hofihem
Synod and Missionary Society
Stahr
Board of Christian Educa
Farm Sold at Public Sale Near Creagerstown
The George ML Eishe containing about 192 acres on the road from to Creagerstown by way of Black's Mill was sold at public sale at the courthouse door. Trustees Wilam P. Bowers and Les- The purchasers were iceberger and wife and and husband. Price paid was 2,000. Seno b, Dutrow was the audiorser he Codlentz. Jehn D Etc.
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Esenhai Si of The Nexus Recounted in Local Ledger
Fragmentary OCR notes place Eisen and Coltan West near Potts Street amid a confusing recount. The garbled text mentions a canvas, a term slunm, and Laas R demux, with no clear events or outcomes.
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Potts
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Plea for quieter park after 9 PM near hospital
A reader from June 12, 1935 asks parents to curb noisy play in the city park in front of the hospital after 9 o'clock. The letter urges patients and families to move activities to the park’s far end to reduce disturbance and protect patient comfort.
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Frederick. Ma
Today In History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
A historical calendar notes Josiah Harlan born in 1799 and Harriet Martineau born 1802. It lists John A Roebling 1806 birth, Charles Kingsley 1619, James B Weaver 1933, and other figures with brief biographical mentions. Today's birthdays include Charles L McNary and Rear Admiral Thomas C. H., among others, with terse biographical notes.
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A New Yorker Abroad in London June 12 Londoner tastes and quirks
A New Yorker Abroad dispatch from London notes English food misgivings and toast quirks, jesting about savories and peculiar British meals. The writer praises London’s charm and civility, compares rail waits and crowd patience, and admires the city’s traditions and street life.
A Book A Day by Bruce Catton and Magical City review
A fragmentary column from Bruce Catton discusses birthdays and horoscopes in a breezy tone. The piece then reviews Magical City a new book about Manhattan praising its architectural landmarks and artistry. The review cites Vernon Howe Baz and Theresa Barre Las authors and notes publication details.
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