Daily News of Frederick Maryland Editorial Policy Notice
The Daily News an independent paper in Frederick Maryland outlines AP use rights and policy for letters to the editor. It requires real names for opinions and states erroneous reflections will be corrected upon notification to the editor.
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Ruth to Boston Again as Player Executive for Braves
Ruth, released by the Yankees, returns to Boston as player, assistant manager and vice president of the Braves. The 31 year veteran, who began as a southpaw with the Red Sox, earned about 900000 with the Yankees and media earnings, with a reported 21000 yearly pay plus receipts and stock option with Boston.
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Boston
Babe Ruth
New York American League Yankees
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Yankees
Boston Braves
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Braves
Administration Eyes Blanket Code for Service Workers
Washington reports the administration plans a blanket code covering 5,000,000 service trade workers. NRA had abandoned efforts to code small vocations due to injustice, but hours and wages issues could be addressed if NRA enforcement is strong. Critics fear overreach amid larger code-control priorities.
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Washington
NRA
Exhibition of Dutch and Flemish Masters at Hood College
A display in Hood College Administration building lobby features twenty three facsimile reproductions of sixteenth and seventeenth century Dutch and Flemish paintings. Artists include Hals Hobema de Hooch Ruysdael Steen Terbarch and Vermur. The show is circulated by the American Federation of Arts, Washington and runs until March 15.
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Hood College
Frans Hals
Meindert Hobbema
Pieter de Hooch
Jacob van Ruysdael
Jan Steen
Gerard Terbarch
Vermur
American Federation of Arts
Washington
California Governor on Townsend Plan Budget Fears
Editor quotes a former California Republican governor warning the Townsend plan would strain finances. He questions source of funds, noting general fiscal worry could erode civic character and referencing widespread consumer spending as a counterpoint.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
California
Three Act Mystery Play At Calvary Parish Hall
Lovettsville residents hear daily routines with names and visits then a three act mystery by J Wilbur Fitzgpatrick to be staged at Calvary church parish hall Thursday at 7 45. The plot unfolds at Midvale Airport where seven passengers await a storm disrupted flight. Cast includes Doris Smith Ethel Michely Queenie Mildred Rice Temple Wentworth Rose Waters Madame Crino Happy Landings Edward Lee George Whales Victor Abbot and more.
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J. Wilbur Fitzgpatrick
Calvary Church
Midvale
Queenie
Doris Smith
Ethel Michely
Queene
Mrs. Bryan
Rice
Temple Wentworth
Helen T. Schaeffer
Rose Waters
New York
Hilda A. Haller
Madame Crtino
Mildred
Bryan
Rilee
Edward Lee
Robert Harrington
George Whales
James W. Houck
Victor Abbot
A. Trago Brust, Jr
Bible Thought Burning Ups and a Wicked Heart
The excerpt contrasts a wicked heart with a postherd image and cites Proverbs 26 23 and Plutarch on wickedness as a diligent architect of misery and fear. It presents a moral reflection on inner corruption and its outward disturbance.
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Plutarch
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago In Frederick
FIFTY YEARS Local items note the opening of a soap factory by John Baumgartner and son on North Market street. John W. Barrick of Barrick Station dies suddenly at Barnsdale. he is an uncle to Mrs. Anna Radcliff. Samuel EC R. found dead in bed south of Libertytown. Rev. A B Stoner of Philadelphia accepts call to Trinity Reformed in Mechanicstown.
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John W. Barrick
Barrick Station
Barnsdale
Anna Radcliff
Samuel EC. R
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Frederick
Barrick Lime Company
Weadsboro
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Mary Ann Kolb
Frederick W. Riggies
East Third Street
Riggies
Kolb
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Ireland
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T. Tl. Hersperger
Joseph Long
Emmitsburg
D. E. Stone
Late Justice Holmes Sought By Father In Frederick
Frederick residents recall the Civil War search for Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr known as the Captain. The hunt by his father Oliver Wendell Holmes for the young nurse of the battlefield was memorialized in his book My Search For The Captain.
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Justice Holmes
Antietam
Oliver Wendell Holmes
U. S. Supreme Court
Frederick
Holmes
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Roger Brooke Taney
Court House Park
Ans Tietam
How Does Your Garden Grow No 3 Varieties To Plant
This Rutgers University extension horticulture piece explains tomato plant quality and the essential factors for a good crop. It notes strong vine growth and stresses good seed, well drained soil, and adequate plant nutrients including lime or a 5-8-7 fertilizer as needed.
Fresh manure advice for stable crop variety
The passage notes that carrot varieties differ in shape and size and recommends applying fresh manure before planting on heavy soils and using longer varieties on lighter soils. It also suggests well-drained soil and abundant plant nutrients, with a 4-8-7 fertilizer as a recommendation.
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Agis
Doctor Holmes Reunites With Wounded Captain After Civil War Trek
Dr. Holmes travels through Philadelphia Baltimore and Harrisburg seeking Captain Holmes who was wounded near Antietam. After delays and a final sighting in the first car of a late train, father and son are reunited in Boston where the captain fully recovers from the neck wound.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Keedysville
William G
Leduc
Dr. Holmes
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Frederick
Eutaw House
Captain Holmes
Margaret Kitzmuller
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Antietam
Capt. Holmes
Gluttony and legal trouble in Mount Airy story
The article notes a lesson on misused words and pronunciation before reporting Jeremiah Watkins of Mount Airy appearing before Police Justice George E. Benson at Westminster on a non-support charge. Watkins was held for the next Circuit Court term in Carroll County after defaulting on $250 bail and jailed.
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Jeremiah Watkins
Mount Airy
George E. Benson
Westminster
Bessie Watkins
Carroll County
Menus of the Day by Mrs. Alexander George
Dinner on a chilly day features Baked Lima Beans and Pork with Boston Brown Bread and a Cherry Turnover Pudding. The recipes for four include pork, lima beans, onions, molasses, and spices baked slowly, plus a grapefruit salad and a cherry turnover dessert with prep notes.
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Alexander George
The American Diplomatic Game reviewed by Catton
Bruce Catton discusses Drew Pearson and Constantine Brown's behind the scenes study of American diplomacy from Kellogg to the present. The review notes its frankness and its broad portrait of a world adrift as postwar optimism fades and nationalism rises, with a looming new conflict predicted.
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Drew Pearson
Constantine Brown
Frank Kellogg
State Department
New York College
Chicago
Kellogg
League of Nations
Stimson
Briand
MacDonald
Double- Gay, Doran and Co
New York Dog Bar Guests Pups and Pool Nips
A Fifth Avenue restaurant plans a Dog Bar with tethering stalls and pup murals and may feature dog friendly drinks. Nearby, a cafe offers dog luncheons and a la carte bone treats as city life mixes whimsy with dining. Gas-lit First Avenue saloon clings to old glow while patrons recall gas era.
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Fifth Avenue
Jojo
Katharine Cornell
Rin Tin Tin
Eminee
Today In History and Anniversaries
List of notable births and deaths with dates including Michelangelo Elizabeth Barrett Browning Philip Sheridan and George Du Maurier plus events such as the 1820 Missouri Compromise 1836 Alamo fall and 1857 Dred Scott decision. Includes Today’s birthdays Sarah Wambaugh.
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Arn
Henry Laurens
Charleston
Continental Congress
Elzabeth Barrett Browning
Robert Fletcher
England
Philip H. Sheridan
Albany
N. Y
Nonquitt
Mass
George du Maurier
Trilby
King Lardner
Niles, Mich
New York
Mlistory
Alamo
General Assembly
Cleveland
Dred Scott
United States Supreme Court
Hrdlicka
Notable birthdays listed by Saar Plebiscite Commission officials
The item lists several prominent figures born on this date across the United States and Canada including Harold M. Stephens of Utah and Homer L. Ferguson of Virginia. It references names in government, finance, and industry with ages ranging from 49 to 62, plus a horoscope noting ambitious, irritable tendencies and advice to avoid offending others.
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George D. Dayton
Minnea
Cyton Springs
N. C
Herbert Kaufman
Tarryto
N. Y
Head
Washington, D
Luffs Burrow Quotes on Mind Change and Social Policy
A fragmentary passage discusses widespread confusion and shifting social policies. It notes strange events and new dilemmas affecting many people, urging calm reflection amid reorganizing conditions. The quotation is attributed to N A Lufburrow with uncertain context.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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