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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1938

Page

7

Asey Mayo Probes Murder on Cape Cod in Turbulent Case

Cape Cod detective Asey Mayo investigates the murder of Mering Lorze tied to a post office mural dispute. Suspects include Tint Carr Roddy Strutt and Fegsy Booze with others linked to arson, vandalism, and a missing embergris hoard valued at $50,000.

Asey Mayo Cape Cod Mering Lorze Pam Frye Tint Carr Roddy Strutt Fegsy Jennings Bern Asey Tom Pom Jack Larne Port Reddy

Asey Solves Jennings In Roddy Case

Asey and Tim piece together the barn fire and Jennings alibi while Elliott reports Roddy is dead. Pam confronts Jennings about the blaze, and Asey learns Roddy’s fate may end his search. The group debates trust and truth as tensions rise at the Strutt estate.

Jennings Tim Fryes Asey Pam Exekvane Aaron Lorme’s Billy Jack O'Malley Shorty Lorne

Public opinion on preserving the U S living standard

A survey of residents and officials in Frederick expresses varied views on whether the United States can maintain its current high standard of living. Opinions range from strong confidence citing New Deal direction to cautious doubt and calls for continued effort and moral grounds. A note mentions a German highway project linking sites from Wagner's Ring of the Nibelungen for opera tourists.

United States Worms Wurzburg Wagner Siegfried Brunhilde

Maryland 4 H Club Camp Delegates Named

State Representatives at 4 H Club Camp in Washington list Afgle Downey Henry Keller Dorothy Fouche Dorothy Emerson Mary King Wilson James W Davis and Dorothy Emerson as state leaders and members. Amiss Fouche specialized in clothing and later added canning baking and home gardening. Dorothy makes her own clothes and preserves 360 jars yearly. she has shown tanning clothing and serves on the clothing judging team and leads a club of 25 girls. Keller joined poultry potatoes farm accounting Jerseys fat hogs berries and ducks nine years ago and has livestock judging experience. he helps his father who is local leader. Henry has held all club offices and is treasurer of the County Senior Council.

Maryland Jeaders Washington Downey Henry Keiler, Jr Carroll County Dorothy Fouche Frederick County Mary King Wilson Allegany County James W. Davis Harford County Dorothy Emerson Amliss Fouche Dorothy Fom Keller Henry

1938 Farm Front Looks Good Despite Income Decline

A A Patton reports in New York that the first half of 1938 saw bumper crops from record seedings but plunging prices. Wheat and cotton recovered modestly in June, while overall farm income likely fell about 1 billion dollars from 1937. Loans rose for staple loans, quotas and acreage allotments under AAA rules began, and livestock proved the year’s price standout as dairy and poultry income remained near 1937 levels.

A A Patton Associated Press Statstics New York Human Nature Mother Nature Department of Agriculture AAA Commodity Credit Corporation Ana Dysts

Responsibility to family and others shapes a child's future

Olive Roberts Barton argues responsibility begins in the home with daily duties and sacrifice. She warns that overindulgent parenting can rob youths of free rights and strain adult life. The piece notes children should give back to family and even pets, linking behavior to long term happiness.

Jack Kay Everyhhild

Ford Birthday Comment Calls for Higher Prices and More Production

Henry Ford, nearing seventy, urges cuts in prices and increases in production in a Country Home Magazine piece. He argues machinery creates jobs, advocates farming expansion, and warns against dictatorship while praising a prosperous farm-led future.

New York Henry Ford Country Home Magazine Detroit Mgr Ford

Quotations on Study, Pioneers, and Moral Digest

A collage of quotes from Esther Finch, William Mather Lewis, and Will Durant on study habits, delegated expertise, and the need to reearn civilization. A tourist recalls a bridge quest along a river while Dean Gilkey and William Allen White reflect on education, invention, and moral digest.

Esther Finch University of Pittsburgh William Mather Lewis Lafayette College Lake Michigan Charles W. Gilkey Chicago University Chapel William Allen White

Daily Lesson in English Word of the Day Imperative

Daily English lesson on word usage and pronunciation includes guidance on incorrect phrases and spelling. Today's focus is the word Imperative, defined as expressive of command and used in an imperative mood.

Lewistown Women's Club Completes Season with Flower Show Tour

The Lewistown club held its final meeting of the season at Miss Sylvia Ess's home with fifteen members and two guests. An afternoon garden tour, business session, and Penny March closed the gathering. Mrs Mae Miller, former president, discussed her Maryland short course experiences and demonstrations. The club marks its tenth anniversary at the September gathering.

Lewistown Lewistown Women’s Club Sylvia Ess Epler R. Paul Buhrman Geo. Creeh Bis Randolph Stull Elsie Snook Washington Mae Miller University of Maryland

Cross sections of workers blend youth and experience

A speaker argues for a broad age mix in farms and factories to combine energy with practicality. He predicts tomorrow will be better than today with Jess Crudgery present, doubts about vast fortunes, and emphasizes that success is not merely dollars but making useful ideas work.

Jess Crudgery

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SY Phoebe Atwood Tatlor Caspter Ike Carveth Lome Timothy Aron Harry Octagon House Cummings P¢e Dr. Cummings Ee Jennings Sam Elliott Roddy’s Jennie Syl Strutt Estate Roddy Phoebe Atwood Taylor Sherman P. Bowers Frederickes Edward S. Mobley P. BE. Heimer United William Wertenbaker Charles McC. Mathias E. Allen Grumbine Frederick Melvin H. Derr Emory Baer Clarence C. Carty Olive Roberts Barton NEA Service, Inc Will Durant U. A. Lough Market St. Frederick, MD Service Department Frederick's North Market ST Burbank Nicodemus Paint Store Court St YMCA Peoples Inance Co N. Court St Doll’s Jewelry Store South Market Street Quaker City North Market Street Dosh's Livestock Market Dosh Frederick, Bmd Baines’ Livestock Market Markell Ness Tion Deposit Insurance Corporation of Washington, D. C
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