Frederick Daily News Policy Note
The Daily News states it is an independent afternoon paper published in Frederick Maryland. It credits the Associated Press for dispatches and notes writers may remain anonymous unless consented and provided with authority. It promises correction of erroneous reflections upon readers or entities.
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News-Post
Courttreet
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
Faith and Science Motivate Pupin on Immortality
An article recalling Michael Pupin the Serbian American inventor argues science supports hope of an afterlife. It asserts Pupin believed life continues beyond death, carries on research, and that his faith fueled ongoing discovery beyond mortality.
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Michael Pupin
Pupin
March Wind Roars Through Towns and Hearts
A jaunty editorial extols March winds as the bridge between seasons. It argues wind stirs spirits, quickens footsteps, and reveals age or vitality, urging readers to greet the bluster without fret and welcome healthful air from nature.
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March
Rivers Still High Threaten Southeast Missouri Arkansas
Floods push 13000 people homeless in southeast Missouri and northwest Arkansas as crests advance southward. Homeless seek shelter in railroad cars and vacant buildings while Red Cross chapters in Arkansas appeal for funds to combat hunger and disease.
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Memphis
Tenn
Missouri
Arkansas
Red Cross
Dantzig Lectures on Sidesights in History of Mathematics
Dr Tobias Dantzig of the University of Maryland lectured on sidesights in the history of mathematics to Hood College students. He presented the subject from two points of view and outlined the ideas underlying the development of all mathematics at the Mathematics Club open meeting Tuesday evening.
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Tobias Dantzig
University of Maryland
Mathematics Club of
Hood College
Dantzig
Will Rogers on the war mood and Versailles
Beverly Hills California March 20 Will Rogers writes that Americans feel off about not protesting as Germany and Mussolini mobilize. He argues the Versailles treaty makers are dead and hints at future military involvement, noting worries are largely trivial.
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Beverly Wis
Calif
Germany
Mussolini
Hitler
Will Rogers
New Market Homemakers Club Meets In March Session
The New Market Homemakers Club held a March 14 meeting at president Mrs Murray Etzler to discuss district events and club business. Officers were elected with Mrs Murray Bigler as president and Mrs Norman Leuse as treasurer. a lecture on table etiquette was given and a recreation segment led by Mrs Etzler.
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Wey Market
New Market Homemakers’ Club
Murray Etzler
Miss Pearl
Carl Kintz
Frederick
Helen Pearson Ras Pesent
Frederikk
Couutty
Jessie Shawbaker
Jacob Shawbaker
W. W . Nicodemus
Murray Bigler
Mary MacGoleihc
Pearl Watkins
Hilda Btzler
Norman Leuse
Willam Zimmerman
Helen Pearson
Etzler
John Umberger, Jr
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Historic items from The News dated March 20 1886 and 1915 cover Easter displays at local confectioners marriages in the Lutheran parsonage and cemetery maintenance by the Ladies Monumental Association. Roads improve with steel drags and county work. A spelling bee at Fogewood School ends in a fight and Justice Posey issues a ruling. Rev Dr Charles E Wehler notes alumnae marriage rates at Head College.
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Hardt Bowers
Shlegh McCardell
Burucker
Marshall Grumbine
Cora M McAllister
Ciy
George Diah
Ladies' Monumental Association of
Frederck
Mt Olivet
the News
Paul Haynes Rowan
Philadkinnia
Bicdie Colling
New Woda
Azots
Pat Johnny John
Chales
SLV Young
Owas
Wien
Sloam
Fogewood School
Rocky Ridge
Fabian Posey
Charles E Wehler
Head College
Family winners crowned at Frederick Food Show contest
Champion babies at the Food and Better Housing Show in the State Armory included Wayne Bryan Winebrener 19 months old from Woodsboro winner of first prize for under two years Edith Marlene Hartman 14 months old of 17 East Patrick Street took second prize All Photos by Doris Jean Culler two year old winner in the two to four year class Virginia Lee Thomas three years old daughter of Mrs Harry Thomas Jr of Ad amstown earned second prize and Fellows Rogers noted in coverage of the event.
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Frederick City
State Armory
Wayne Bryan Winebrener
John Winebrener
Woodsboro
Edith Marlene Hartman
Ray Hartman
East Patrick Street
Doris Jean Culler
Floyd Culler
Third Street
Virgina Lee Thomas
Harry Thomas
Adamstown
Rogers
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Gruber
Maje
der Fuhrer
Mr. Mussolini
Italy
Marion Micheel
News
Frederick
Maryland
Stonewall Jackson
Barbara Fritchie
San Diego
Frederick the Great
Jos Willhide
City
Taylor
Ime
Marlon Michael
Western Maryland College
Dayton
W Hering
Western Maryland
Minneapolis
Minn
Fresno
Cal
Cancer heredity and environment in modern studies
Dr Morris Fishbein notes cancer runs in families less for common tumors yet heredity appears in unusual retinal tumors. Twin studies show both-sides affected in some pairs, while environment and habits link to specific cancers such as abdominal wall cancers in Kashmir and chimney sweep-related cases. The work highlights dual factors, heredity and irritant exposure, shaping cancer development and potential control.
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Kashmir
An Old Friend Praises The News And His Travels
A letter writer recalls youth reading The Examiner and astronomy while praising The News. He thanks Marion Michel for access to The News and recounts decades of work across Maryland Oregon California and beyond including art restoration and state building projects.
Notable quotes on war, gender, and education
A compilation of contemporaries’ remarks includes John Strachey denying violent overthrow, Elly Bemhorn praising female aviators, Patrick Hurley opposing wartime hardship, Harold A. L. Limabee arguing women’s higher education, and H. G. Wells declaring Washington the world’s capital.
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Harold A Limabee
Union Cotlege Soneneeiey
Bible Thought on Comfort and Time
A compact reflection cites Isaiah 66 verse 13 about comfort in Jerusalem and notes the vast, exhausting power of time as a hidden ally, attributed to L. E. Landon.
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Jerusalem
Isaiah
L. E Landon
Oscar L Richards a life of sport and finance in New York
In New York, Oscar L Richards, banker head of C. B Richard founded 1847, remains a vigorous 80-year-old figure. He skates, plays handball, and travels, spending seasons in Switzerland while frequenting the New York Athletic Club.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Oscar L Richard
Mr. Richard
Newport
Switzerland
John Drew
C. B Richard
Manhattan
Richard
Madison Square Garden
New York Athletic Club
Today in History highlights key births and events
Notable anniversaries include Edmund P. Gaines born in Virginia in 1777 and Neal Dow born in Maine in 1804. Also listed are Henrik Ibsen born 1828 and Charles W. Eliot born 1834 with deaths noted, plus 1852 and 1918 events such as the Uncle Tom's Cabin publication and mustard gas action on U S lines.
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Edmund P. Gaines
Culpeper County
New Orleans
Neal Dow
Portland
Maine
Duke of Reichstadt
Napoleon
Henrik Ibsen
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Boston
Robert Dollar
Scotland
Lucy M. W. Mitchell
Persia
Amela Bingham
Hicksville
Ohio
St. Louis Missouri
United States
Germany house searched for arms in 1933
Dr Albert Hinstein’s residence in Germany was searched for weapons and ammunitions in 1933. In 1934 the Code of Fair Competition for brain exchanges received presidential approval, marking a regulatory milestone.
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Albert Hinstein
Germany
Birthdays and a wartime scope for today
Today's birthdays honor John J Esch a Washinon DC lawyer and ex Interstate Commerce Commissioner born at Tor walk Wisconsin 74. Wilfred J Funk a New York publisher 52. Paul S Epstein a California Institute of Technology physicist born in Poland 52. Thomas Cochran a JP Morgan & Company member born St Paul Minnesota 62. Beniamino Gigli Italian tenor 45. Richard B Hanson Canadian minister born St Andrew's NB 56. The waroscope notes a visionary person born today and comments on initiative concentration and timing for success.
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John J. Esch
Washinon
American Peace Society
Torwalk
Wis
Wilfred J Funk
New York City
Paul S Epstein
California Institute of Technology
Poland
Thomas Cochran
New York
J P Morgan & Company
St Paul
Minn
Stottlemyer Family Social Notes Reach Clarksburg
New Market residents Mr and Mrs M L Stottlemyer and daughter Louise visited friends in Clarksburg on Sunday March 20. William Stottlemyer and son Ralph Boyd called on his brother Martin Stottlemyer in New Market on Saturday. Naow spawned a C Hive.
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New Market
M L Stottlemyer
Louise
Clarksburg
Witliam Stottlemyer
Ralph Boyds
Martin Stottlemyer
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