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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1938

Page

10

Conservation plan boosted by Lions luncheon talk

John D Steele of the Saltmore Board of Education spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hoel about conservation as a national issue beyond hunting. He traced early Maryland fish laws from 1696 to 1862 and warned soil erosion as a key factor, citing Germany's water table decline and slow recovery. Clarence C. Carty introduced him as H. Lee Hoffman of the Maryland Outdoor Life Federation spoke briefly, with several guests in attendance.

John D Steele Saltmore Board of Education Lionss Mr. Steele Steele Maryland Dorchester County Frederick County Potomac Germany Clarence C. Carty H. Lee Hoffman

Summer Arrives Here Tuesday Amid Heat, Rainy Spring

Summer formally arrives on Tuesday at 9 04 am as Frederick residents anticipate warmer weather and the longest day. Spring proved sub normal in heat with 2 68 inches of rain this month. three 50s or above temperatures and 65 days in the 70s to 60s. In contrast last spring had seven 90 degree days and a 96 on June 1.

Fredericksonians North Pole

Today in History and Births of Notables

A collage of anniversaries and birthdays lists historical figures and public figures. Key names include John Wesley, Hooper, James N. Barker, David A. Wells, Charles S. Francis, Richard Canfield, Charles Frohman, Sir Francis Drake, and Amelia Earhart. Also notes major events: Battle of Bunker Hill, Geneva treaty, and women’s Atlantic flight. Today's birthdays feature Elbert D. Thomas, Harrison Cady, Archibald Henderson, John R. Gregg, Carl Van Vechten, James Weldon Johnson, and Thomas Crorar. Includes a horoscope warning against revenge, with a few dated reflections.

John Wesley Ws Hooper North Carolina Philadelpha David A. Wells Springfield Mass Norwich Conn Charles S. Francis Cornell Troy N. Y Richard A Dick") Canield New Bedford Charles Frohman New York Sandusky Sir Francis Drake California Britain Bunker Hill France George Washington America Philadelphia Mexico Amelia Earhart Newfoundland Europe Atlantic Roosevelt Mediation Board U. S Elbert D. Thomas Utah Salt Lake City Harrison Cady Brooklyn Gardner Archibald Henderson University of North Carolina Salisbury N.C John R. Gregg Ireland Carl van Vechten Cedar Rapids James Weldon Johnson Fisk University Nashville

Strength For The Day The Universal Bledexn

A reflective piece on fear and anxiety, urging belief in personal power and trust in the divine. It contrasts the burden of fear with the New Testament injunction to fear not and to believe, linking courage to daily achievement and peace. Copyright Babson Newspaper Synd.

Babson Newspaper

Daily lesson on Verifying statements and misused words

A compact note repeats common English usage pitfalls. It highlights misused phrases such as brought three men neither of whom and offers pronunciation tips for decade. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth by mastering one word, today verify and its usage.

Public Week Probes Use Of Funds In Elections War

Washington notes: the Senate authorized its campaign investigating committee to probe use of public funds in elections. Funds for the committee rose from 10000 to 50000 dollars. Earlier, Senator Tydings and other Democrats urged a special committee to examine WPA money usage in campaigns. Barkley replaced the plan with a broader probe. In Roosevelts era, defense spending and social programs drove appropriations, with a push past a billion dollars for defense and more for Social Security. At Police Court, Augustus Hurd was found guilty of theft of doughnuts and buns and sentenced to six days in jail, or 25 dollars and costs, after witnesses identified him. The session also saw Spencer Bailey, nicknamed Blue Bailey, jailed five days for drunkenness.

Washington Senate Todlay Tydings Maryland Cretion Menjorny Barkley Kentuckys Cancer Committee Dros Augustus Hurd Celered Van Justtce Emmert Ro Boaltus Herd Stone Aguas Oliver George Hollinas Hurd Spencer Bailey Blue” Bailey Robert Staley Shelton Fewfetted Yssu

Apple Capital Wenatchee Uses Bus Tokens Shaped as Apples

Readable fragments cite quotes on impulses to kill and wartime warfare while noting Wenatchee Washington branding as the Apple Capital of the World with token ideas. The text mentions Lauretia Besdre, Grenville Clark, Mme Chiang Kai-shek, and Col Adelino Gibson in varied contexts.

Wenatchee Wash

Predicted Showers Fail to Materialize Today

Brief meteorological update notes that showers did not develop as forecast. The day is expected to be partly cloudy with little change in temperature and no significant precipitation.

Luf's Stuff Think It Over and 4-H Club Notes

A reflective piece on aging and societal concerns contrasts with a local Buckeystown 4-H Club report. The Buckeystown Girls' 4-H Club met June 15 at Mars Dinterman’s home. Mary Dinterman presided, Betty Gosnell led the roll call, and a June July committee of Virginia Remsty Ann Derry Joza Dinterman was named. A program committee of NetherHara and Gloria Gomell was appointed for the next meeting. The June 2? meeting at Virginia Remsberg’s home featured a song, croc id le tale, a talk on work, and a reading by Jane Grams.

Buckreystown Buckeystown Mars Dinterman Mary Dinterman Betty Gosnell Virginia Remsty Ann Derry Joza Dinterman Yall Presient NetherHara Gloria Gomell Virgina Remsberg Sag the Crocodile Rowena Jane Grams

collateral for appearance on the. Same charge preferred by Officer Lawrence Pagan

A brief note indicates collateral tied to an appearance, with the same charge preferred by Officer Lawrence Pagan. The fragment references law enforcement context and a specific officer, suggesting ongoing legal proceedings or a courtroom matter.

Lawrence Pagan

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