The Daily News masthead and policy note
The reader is presented with a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper masthead stating The Daily News AM Independent Newspaper. It includes printing and manufacturing credits, AP affiliation rules, and a note on the use of real names for public letters. The passage emphasizes editorial standards and correction procedures.
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Preview of Next Wake War Fears and Economic Clash
A 1935 discussion by Paul H. Douglas of the University of Chicago foresees a German Japanese attack on Russia and warns that a Russian defeat could boost fascism while a Russian victory might spike communism. The piece notes fear of repeating postwar tensions fueling global conflict and calls for vigilance as war-prevention measures progress.
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Universy of Chicago
Russia
Rusts
Germany
Japan
Dangerous Davies Reveals Road Accident Toll Rising
A Nassau County study shows increasing automobile fatalities and serious injuries. The report blames careless driving and disjointed traffic enforcement for many wrecks and urges coordinated action to reduce crashes and deaths.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Fifty and twenty years ago items recall local events from June 27 1685 including a granite monument at Olivet valued at 1200 dollars. Joseph D Stone died at Spout Spring residence west of Frederick aged 63, a member of the Red Men. Bishop Gibbons attended local exercises. Local reunions and school notes plus a street improvement in Buckeystown completed at cost 135 funded by subscriptions.
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Mi. Olivet
Joseph D Stone
Fredwerd
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Walter Hess
Emmitsburg
Jefferson High School
Braddock Heights
Thomas Thrasher
Charles Hemp
Anna Thrasher
Eva Doty
Daisy Darner
Buckeystown
Rogers Letter Claims Abyssinia War Clash in NYC
Will Rogers reports in Beverly Hits California that Mussolini’s Abyssinia drive stalled after a clash in New York City. He describes General Joe Louis confronting Mussolini and notes philanthropists funding Louis’s potential trip to Africa to meet Mussolini’s forces.
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Sret
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Mussolini
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Mr. Baer
Sehmeling
Mr. Louis
Africa
Will Rogers
Licensing Record Review Could Affect Operator Decree
Officials warn that licensing authorities may examine the records of any applicant seeking an operator decree. The process underscores background checks and potential findings that could influence approval decisions.
Today in History Anniversaries of notable figures
A collage of birth and death dates for famous figures: Sir William Pepperell born in Kittery Point. Paul F Ene noted surgeon born near Augusta. Dorman B. Eaton civil service reformer born Hardwick. Earl Bishop Methodist leader born Athens. Charles Stewart Parnell Irish leader born Ireland. Henry E. Abber manager born Akron. Labcado Hearn writer born Ionian Islands. Paul Lawrence Dunbar poet born Dayton. San Francesco founded. Army plot against Washington by Thomas Hickey. Samuel Mather clergyman. James Smith donor to Smithsonian. Joseph Smith Mormon founder killed at Carthage. Helen Keller born in Tuskegee. Dr. Frank R. Lithe scientist born Toronto.
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William Pepperell
New England
Great Britain
Kittery Point
Maine
Paul F Ene
South
Augusta
Nashville
Tenn
Dorman B. Eaton
New York
Cit
Labcadio Hearn
Japan
Ionian Islands
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Daston
Ohio
San Francesco
Thomas Hickey
General Washington
Boston
Samuel Mather
Cotton Mather
James Smithson
United States
Smithsonian Institution
Joseph Smith
Carthage
Tiiats
Nation can stamp out menace of diphtheria
The Journal of the American Medical Association notes progress against diphtheria with declines in many regions, urges universal use of vaccines and treatments, and cites uneven regional improvements across the United States.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
Journal of the American Medical Association
United States
Diphtheria Death Rates Vary Across U S Regions
The report notes 15 exiles in the United States died from diphtheria in 1934, listing cities such as Cambridge and Seattle. Several eastern cities show higher rates while Boston shows the lowest in the region and Chicago demonstrates a strong decline after 1930. It calls for nationwide education and control campaigns and stresses scientific measures to stamp out the disease.
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United States
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Creagers Town Grange Holds Degree Work and Birthday Celebration
Creagers town Grange held a meeting featuring the Mt Pleasant degree team confering the third and fourth degrees on a class of candidates including Mrs M Clark Strine I Clarence Long Ida Homemaster Mary Hui Glenna Fisher Francis McDevitt Paul Late and Frank Whitmore The Grange now has 63 members A program included songs and short talks and a birthday cake for June birthdays Elmer Hoffman and Margaret Israes Pleasance The next meeting is scheduled for July 5.
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Mt. Pleasant Grange
M. Clark
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Strine i
Clarence Long
Ida Homraster
Mary Hui Glenna Fisher
Francis MecDevitt
Paul Late
Franklin Whitmore
Grange
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Slet
Roy Fisher
Virginia Keech
Raymond Purman
Ruth Hamer
Elmer Hoffman
Margare
Israes
Glossary of Musicians Slang From a Pleasantly Mad Town
A quirky survey of musical slang terms used by a town’s musicians and theater players. The piece catalogs phrases for instruments and roles, notes on improvisation versus strict sight reading, and hints at the social world of performers, including pickpockets and street slang.
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Carl Hoff
Unches
Garden Center Closes Exhibit at Fredences Garden Club
Exhibits of flowers and garden items were shown at the Garden Club of Fredences on 106 Court Street with many visitors. Notables included Samuel D. Crane Hass F. sitesz and others, plus members displaying five varieties and lous Evchison and Judge Evchison. The event ended as members prepared for closing.
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Fragmented Words Reflect Unclear Civic Voices
A garbled OCR passage cites remarks from various figures including Charles Claypool and Senator Elmer Thomas, touching on governance and social topics. The disjointed text mentions house cleaning costs, political power, and unspecified events, with many unclear names and places.
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