24 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1938
Page
1
A 1938 BEX Service editorial urges mothers to teach thrift by example and real work. It argues that money meaning comes from earning and saving, not from checks or paper business. It stresses chores, allowances, and showing how two hands back the money in a family budget.
Bruce Catton praises Eugene Lennhoff’s The Last Five Hours of Austria. The hour by hour account covers Vienna’s fall, Nazi confiscation, and Lennhoff’s escape to Hungary. The work is deemed a striking episodic history and a strong companion to Schuschnigg’s My Austria.
Poem fragment laments value of brain as essential, noting you can lose limbs or teeth and still cope but removing the brain ruins life. N A Lufburrow cites playful caution about brain retention for happiness and thought. Advertising closing line promotes newspaper ads.
St Johns Alumni Association held its annual dinner and reunion at Wirklebona Braddock Heights Tuesday night. Nine classes were represented with Willam B Leichert presiding and remarks by Martha Miller Mary Mover and Bernard Baumgardner. Attendees included members from classes 1823 1923 1931 1932 1934 1935 1936 and 1938 among others.
A Sunday evening birthday gathering honored Mr. M A Kolb on his seventy eighth birthday at his Pearl area home. Attendees included members of Kolb’s family and many local residents from Pearl Frederick Airy West Friendship and Baltimore with greetings from relatives and friends.
Pupils of Mrs Grace Beard Young presented a benefit recital for Opal Orphans Home. The program featured four performances in dialogue and monologue, including a Sleeping Beauty adaptation with Eleanor Delaplane and Virginia Gubisch, plus readings by Katharine Young and Eleanor Delaplaine, ending with a scene from In Gom ar the Barbarian.
Two Frederick county residents Frances Estelle Zimmerman and Samuel Stillwell graduated from Springfield State Hospital of Maryland. The exercises took place in the hospital recreation hall at Sykesville Thursday evening.
John da Montecorvino, an Italian Franciscan, became the first Roman Catholic missionary in China by arriving in Peiping in 1924 during Timur Khan's reign, Kubla Khan’s grandson.
The text notes Mr Kolb hosting a gathering with Mrs Allen Cramer and children Dorothy Dicky and Bobby of New London. Guests brought many gifts and a dinner was served. Music was provided by the Rimbey boys and Mr Chaney.
The article outlines a forthcoming Roosevelt address aimed at boosting the economy before the November elections and signaling a new deal trend within the Democratic party. It notes Republican and some Democrat criticism of his policies and describes a cross country campaign plan starting June 23 with a coast to coast schedule ending with a July fishing cruise.
Hyde Park June 23 President Roosevelt approved a bill creating a Civil Aeronautics Authority to oversee air travel and safety. The action advances federal regulation of aviation, assigning new powers and responsibilities to the planned agency.
New York June 22 Leon G Farrow former G Man offers magazine pieces signed by OLS late J Edgar Hoover to prove he could publish what he claimed. He filed affidavits opposing a government bid to stop the New York Post from printing Turrow's articles on the current spy hunt. Eighteen suspects are indicted. Judge Hulbert keeps a temporary restraining order in effect.
The President acted on 53 measures before his fireside chat, creating an aeronautics authority with five members at 12000 dollars and an administrator at 12000 dollars. It shifts regulatory functions from the Bureau of Air Commerce and the Interstate Commerce Commission and will license airlines, set rates, and approve or deny mergers.
Chinese farms wading through Yellow River floodwaters recaptured two cities from Japanese forces retreating under heavy resistance. Farther south floods along the Yangtze and poor weather hinder a joint land and naval push toward Hankow, while Chinese reports claim large areas east and south of Chengchow near the East West Sungai Railway and the Peiping-Hankow line have been reclaimed.
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