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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1938

Page

2

The Daily News Publication Notice and Editorial Policy

The Daily News asserts copyright and policy details, stating Associated Press exclusives, rights to use dispatches, accuracy correction obligations, and editor authority. It notes publication copyright and that material may be corrected if errors are brought to the editor while entering at the post office as second class matter.

Abel Associated Press Fredek Std Heywood Broun Quentin Reynolds Gene Tunney John Erskine Drems Taylor Westbrook Pegler George T. Bye Ursula Parrott Faith Baldwin The Connecticut Nutmeg Hollywood Fim Land Advt United States Hollyswooo Dudley Nichols Lewis Milestone Clark Gable Eisett Arthur Hornblow Loretta Young

Always With Mother in Kidnap Crime Warning

The Hoover report on the Cash kidnapping notes the kidnapper targeted the son of Charles Chambers because the child was always with his mother. The piece argues mothers’ presence deters abduction and stresses safer child supervision amid rising kidnap risks.

J. Edgar Hoover Charles Chambers Mr. Hoover

Social and club events fill Frederick week

Hostess Mrs Richard Posts entertained her card club at Court Square with prizes won by Mrs Frank D Worthington and Mrs Charles Price. A Catoctin Country Club dance drew about TS attendees. Numerous private parties, dinners, and a Rogers Forge Catoctin golf tournament filled the weekend, with members and guests travelling between Frederick, Baltimore, and local towns.

Richard Posts Court Square Frank D Worthington Charles 5. Price Catoctin Country Club Rogers Forge Catoctin Clarence C Carty E. Austin James James H. Grove Joseph Stephens Emomett Charles W. Ross T. Poole‘ Jones Draw Prze Francis H. Markell West Church Street Wetterolf Hammond Clary Samuel E Brown Jr Aloss Anna K Birs Pence Washington Wiliam Crawford Johnson and Mixs Fannie B Mhiss Annia K. Rudy Arthur E. Levy Travers Thomas Sasa Boyirstnce Mrs. Shriner Baltimore Eleanor Brooke Conley Charles H. Conley Frederick Mary Claire Conley W. W. Abell Vesper Hill Eleanor Brooke Conler Elsie Boytest Bacon Hall Farm Charlotte Smith Melvin M. Engle West Third Street Wilson College Chambersburg

Advertising and Recovery Stakes in Roosevelt Speech

President Roosevelt told the Advertising Federation of America that advertising holds a strategic role in the economy by sustaining production and distribution. He said advertising can quicken consumer demand, create employment, and empower a stalled economy, asserting the federation’s gathering is nationally significant beyond a trade convention.

Roosevelt Advertising Federation of America Adverts Federation of America

Cranium Crackers and a Philadelphia Degree Twist

A humorous column presents brain teasers about capitals and a riddle linking names to a famous writer. It reports Bernice G. Kaplan of Rosermont near Brunswick earning a Bachelor of Arts cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania after a three-year four-year program, with political science honors. her family attended the Philadelphia graduation.

Bernice G. Kaplan Myer Kaplan Rosermont Brunswick University of Pennsylvania

1400 Foot Iron Bridge Planned at Point of Rocks

Local column reports Frederick’s June 1888 note on a 1400 foot iron bridge to span the Potomac at Point of Rocks with a double roadway. Backer Joseph D. Baker cites a $45400 cost and a past $2500 annual profit as justification. Old bridge piers will be raised five feet. Attorney Albert S. Owens visits Register of Wills. John Bowen, Union Bridge, Negro—neck barely escaped noose—still at large.

Potomac River Point of Rocks Joseph D. Baker Frederick Mercantile Association Albert S. J. Owens Baltimore Register of Wills’ Office John Bowen Union Bridge Jarre

County Exemption list added 174 men for Camp Meade

June 17 1918 Frederick County officials announced 174 men to be added to service and 1061 from Frederick city including 66 Negroes, all leaving for Camp Meade on June 26. War Savings drive notes Lt Dudderar and Danner with quota progress. Local items mention Uncle Joe Cannon visit, a homeless horse auction, and a new colored motion picture parlor opened by W L O Fisher at Star theater on West All Saints Street.

Frederick City Camp Meade Frederick William W. Mines Joe” Cannon Houze Harpers Ferry Adam Brachey W. L. O. Fisher Star Theater West All Sainte Street

West Coast Trip and Local Social Notes Chronicle

Dr William R Barnhart returns from the Pacific coast visiting Los Angeles San Francisco and Vancouver recounting sights like the Grand Canyon Meteor Mountain and the Golden Gate Bridge. At Pacific University he stayed with President Bobbs and later joined River Party plans for July 4.

Barnhart Yrip West Coast William R. Barnhart Pacific Coast New Mexico Arizonia Los Angeles San Francisco New Golden Gate Bridge Pacific University John F. Bobbs J. Hun Hendrickson Scarve Vancouver Victoria Rockes Bank Springs Hovel

Mind Your Manners Practice for proper notepaper usage

A dense etiquette Q and A from NEA Service covers notepaper sheets, monogram placement at the top left, pink paper taste, and colored borders. It also includes guidance on writing friendly letters and wedding gift thanks. The best approach varies with case, suggesting a single sheet is common, and personal thanks upon returning from a honeymoon if the staff is large.

Corree NEA Service, Inc

Chinatown Opium Trade Debate Echoes in New York Column

George Ross notes sensational Chinatown crime and opium trade rumors, then shares a humorous Atherton-style column on a horse mounted cop and a Nutmeg ad, ending with Bert Wheeler’s return to stardom at Casa Manana and renewed Hollywood interest.

Sy George Ross New York Chinatown Qage Jsual Peli Bert Wheeler Casa Manana Wheeler Frank Fas Hollywood Billy Rose Casa Manasa

Spider fingers a hereditary medical curiosity

Dr Morris Fishbeln outlines arachnodactyly or spider fingers, a hereditary condition with abnormally long fingers and toes, underdeveloped muscles, and flexible ligaments. He notes associated eye, palate, and foot abnormalities, frequent lung infections, and possible heart defects, with higher pneumonia risk and potential fatal outcomes in these patients.

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