Justice Jackson’s Posture and Public Outburst Explored
Washington reports a June 23 analysis suggesting Justice Jackson’s Nürnberg outburst against Justice Black may reflect disappointment at not becoming Chief Justice. The piece cites Ickes claiming Roosevelt intended to appoint Jackson to the top seat someday and notes Jackson’s long-held hopes and political implications.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jackson
Nuermberg
Black
Jiaroli L. Ieses
Tekes
Sunday Evening Post
Retary of the Interior
Renssevelt
Ickes
Alwys
Nuernberg Im
Truman
Vinson Jackson
Nuernberg
Cael
Stone
Frei M. Vinson
Wetches
Roosevelt
Justice Black
Poor Imitation of Thunder Storms by N A Lufburrow
A fragmentary reflection on thunder storms contrasting raw tempests with dignified displays. The author notes that storms can be magnificent to behold yet challenging for humans to manage amid darkness and disrupted light.
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A. Lufburrow
Local farmer Bert Childers sets morning milking routine
The town crowd voices support for farmers amid a national article labeling them pampered. The writer argues farmers, including Bert Childers, are hardworking and better off today due to increased production quality and effort, noting Bert rises at four each dawn to finish milking.
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Bert Childers
Bert
Quaker Wedding Contract From 1804 Exhibited at News-Post
Carl Davis of Fountain Mills displayed items including a photostat of the 1804 wedding contract of William Morsell of Pipe Creek, Frederick County, and Mary Edmonson of York County Pa. The exhibit features journals from Mr Morsell dating to 1758, ledgers, a 1788 summation table, surveying notes, and old books on interest and commerce.
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News- Post
Carl Davis
Fountain Mills
William Morsell
Pipe Creek
Frederick County
Mary Edmundson
York County
Morsell
Davis
Almanac notes on fevers livery stables and temperance
Nimrod Owings of Frederick County recounts a remedy for the butts in horses and notes on health in a neighborhood near a livery stable. The Frederick County court schedule lists meetings on the first Mondays of February and August. The almanac echoes manuscripts on George Washingtons agricultural pursuits and documents addressing ardent spirits showing early temperance efforts.
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Nimrod Owings
Frederick County
Frederick
George Washington
Park funds allotted for 101 acres at Gathland State Park
The Maryland Board of Public Works in Annapolis approved 3,555 to buy 101 acres on South Mountain forming part of Gathland State Park. The land is the former George Alfred Townsend estate at Gaplan.
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Maryland Board of Public Works
Annapolis
South Mountain
Gathland State Park
George Alfred Townsend
Gaplan
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