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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News states no communication of any son description or erroneous reflection is needed. It will gladly correct any misstatements brought to its attention and notes post office filing at Fredmock, ME as second class matter.
A Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports the United States regaining its export lead to Brazil, signaling a blow to German trade as economists warn that rising tariffs and barter trends threaten Berlin. Berlin officials debate World War era lessons, while Gen. George Thomas urges renewed world trade to sustain Germany’s economy.
A church notice recommends three prayer books: Thomas a Kempis The Imitation of Christ, Hannah Smith The Christian's Secret of a Happy Life, and Glenn Clark I Will Lift Up My Eyes. It urges keeping them handy to deepen daily devotions and spiritual life.
A large bank barn was raised on the farm of Russell Seiss in Creagerstown on Wednesday. Contractors Newton Simali and Rasph Miller oversaw the work. Numerous locals attended the event, including Russell Seiss and many members of the Seiss and Harbaugh families along with other neighbors and friends.
Local Notes from Frederick report Cardinal Gibbons at Mount St Mary's College commencement in Kim mitsburg where Bernard J Bradley of East Braintree Mass earned a BA and John J Crumlish of Wilmington Del received a gold medal Ber nard Bradley East Braintree Mass and John J Crumlish Wilmington Del noted among graduates Major Lingan Boteler Berlin merchant dies at Charles Gross residence Postmaster R B Henderson salary raised from 2200 to 2300 per year
Frederick and the nation move to sugar rationing with limits of three pounds weekly per household and a pledged maximum of 25 pounds on hand for canning. Post Office staff across the county see a $200 annual pay raise under the new Postal Service bill starting July 1. An Emmitsburg girl faces charges for transporting liquor to soldiers in New Oxford, Pa. The State Pharmaceutical Association closed its Braddock Heights convention with W. H. Clarke of Pocomoke City elected president.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous person names including Ramsburg Seiss Dubel McGlaughlin Long Havner Fisher Layman Ramsburg and others with multiple variants and titles. The passage lacks context.
A compilation of brief quotes from Senator James J. Davis, Ed ward F. Cudlipp Jr., Neville Chamberlain, Charles Seymour, Joseph Goebbels, and Arthur T. Vanderbilt. The quotes touch on governance, driving, resource limits, self adjustment, foreign policy, and the peril of collective destiny without individual thought.
The Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly meets July 8 to 15 at Braddock Heights with varied sessions led by P. E. Taylor Chester A. Sour and Dr. W G Spencer. Activities include training union programs, teachers’ seminars, sword drills, elections, and sunset services led by Dr. Williams and Rev. T Eugene West.
A devotional note cites I Chronicles 28 10 urging strength to build the sanctuary. Bulwer adds that the brave seek no charms for courage and the good ignore warnings that deter duty.
The sixth annual Troxell descendants reunion, linked to the ship Samuel voyage of August 17 1733, is planned for Mt. Tabor Park Rocky Ridge on July 3. Organizers expect many attendees. note Henry, famed for New York stories, hailed from North Carolina and later lived in the south and southwest.
A medical overview explains how immediate surgery for cleft lip and palate can enable normal development, preventing speech problems and infections. It notes surgery is postponed only if the child is too weak, and highlights advances with specialized instruments. Barry Frazier of Washington, PA, was fined $101 after pleading guilty to driving under the influence. he was arrested by State Officer T A Short near Route 249 following a high speed chase after a 4 drink intake admission.
The ninth annual Trundle reunion will be at Monocacy Park on Sunday. S. BR. Trundle of Bakerton West Virginia is president and secretary is Mrs. Lulu Trundle Burns of Silver Springs.
A public quiz tests social rules for beach and pool behavior. Questions cover lighting cigarettes on sand, ducking friends while swimming, monopolizing diving boards, showering before entering a pool, and handling invitations from a man to fish. The provided answers judge manners as unsafe or inconsiderate, with a recommended response for a girl asked to fish.
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdays lists figures from James Robertson to Luigi Pirandello, with dates of birth and death, plus notes on events like the Coronation of Queen Victoria and the opening of what became Gallaudet College. It also includes a brief horoscope and a 20th century housing measure.
A daily English lesson highlights misuse and pronunciation tips ending with today’s word Ludicrous defined as ridiculous. It notes correct forms for laughed aloud and awkward synonyms while urging readers to learn one word each day.
New York tale reveals a gym promising fat loss with money back guarantee and free suit pressing. Joe trims 11 pounds after a “fixed” weigh in and presses his coat only to发现 a seam tear revealing fraud. Police called as prank escalates from hustle to scandal in midtown.
Puzzle items ask about a surgeon linked to Lindbergh, capital of Luxembourg, a quote about night and day, a group of islands named a common term, and Chester Arthur as the 21st U S president. Answers appear on the last page.
A mining district in Chile sits at about 18480 feet above sea level, claimed as the highest inhabited altitude in the world. The extreme elevation defines local living conditions and mining operations.
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