Daily News and Independent Newspaper Notice
The News will correct any errors brought to editorial attention. Communications must include real name of writer and consent to publication. Entered at Frederick Md as second class matter.
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Fredrick, Md
Miss Blount Honor Guest Shower and Supper Bridge
A Frederick area social item notes Miss Lenore Blount’s upcoming marriage to Dr Gordon Lews of Hag town. A bridge and shower at the Tea Room featured decorations, prizes won by Mrs J Br ard Ramsburg and others, and a guest list including Miss Ruth D onnam and many local residents.
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Miss Blount
Donald E. Leatherman
Bric
F. Darning
V. Lenore Blount
Gordon A. Lews
Hag Town
Alwa
J Brard Ramsburg
Charles LE Mullen
Ernest F. Kennedy
Alvin G Quinn
Ruth Donnam
Roberts
Elias B Ramsburg Jr
Dorothy W. Reed
Walter G. Crowther
C. Howard Young
Antoinette Gale
James Mo Eschison
Charles H. Pepple
Troy C Hubbard
Gait Wise
Luce Baumgardner
Elizabeth
Flook
Myers
Martha‘ B. Pettit
Margaret Blount
Baltimore
J. Richard Ramesburg
Samuel Phillips
Hagers~ Town
Charles J. Mas D. Carroll Shepley
Myersville
Melvin H Alvin G Quan
E Trail
Ruth den
Talbot
Brice
Jefferson
Robert R- Luckie, Jr
Emmett R. Lawlus
Gittinger
Poner
Margaret Gittinger
Guy W. Nuzz
Russell L. Michael
East Patrick Street
Gittanger
Marie Michael
Higa
Lincoln O Engebrecht
Eugene Thomas
Ned S$. Zeller
Mausager
William H. Sartgs
Ralph W. Marsh
Paul Michael
Elva Earl ¥Ry
Rapn W Boyer
Caveth Pyres
Es T Burener
Whittrn
Honor Goest
Stabr
Henry E Stahr
Hood College
Leslie H. Whitten
Washington, D. C
Paul Lawrence Dunbar James Weldon Johnson
Georgia Douglas Johnson
Sterling Brown
Langston Hughes
Frank Marshal Davis
Whitten
Ellen Hume Jervey
Paul L. Kirby
Bethesda
Frederick
The Adorable Woes of a Fifth Suit Bridge Craze
Friday March 25 1938 explains the rise of a proposed fifth suit in contract bridge and the mixed public reaction. It notes experts are split on the change and humorously observes government tax implications with deck taxes and federal taxes on five-suit sets.
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Treasury Department
United States
Department of Internal Revenue
Have-Nots: Nations Swallowing Europe and Asia
The piece argues that Germany Italy and Japan have grown powerful by taking territory while the so called have-nots see their influence shrink. It warns that the weaker nations may soon face barriers and armed resistance as they fall behind the expanding aggressors.
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Germany
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Ukraine
Italy
Ethiopia
Spain
Japan
China
Hitler
Mussolini
France
Santa Claus
Santa
Europe
Orient
Strength For The Day Watty Salt Of The Earth
Two village residents recall Watty as an unassuming man with modest work and strong character. His honesty friendship church devotion and love for fine things mark him as the salt of the earth in their town satire on worldly success ends with a nod to Jesus’s phrase.
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Watii
Watty
Jesus
Babson Newspaper
Orson Welles
Illiam A. Brady
Jon Freedler
Theater Row
Barracuda
S. Kaufmann
Hile
George M. Cowan
Shubert
Jed Harris
California
Bible Thought on Mortality and Divinity
A brief quotation from Psalms 82 6 and Daniel notes human rulers may rise as conquerors or magistrates yet all must die as men. The fragment references biblical text and a site titled Websites.
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Daniel Websites
Union Bridge Band to lead Easter Monday parade
From the Frederick column dated March 23 1888: the Union Bridge Band was secured to head the Easter Monday parade. Edgar S Ely Esquire father of Prof Charles W Ely principal of the Maryland Institute for the Deaf and Dumb died after extended illness at age 79. Doubs Switch residents protest the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plan to merge crossings causing the public road to run parallel to tracks about 200 yards increasing danger to horses.
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Uniteds
Union Bridge
Edgar S. Ely
Charles W. Ely
Maryland Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Doubs Switch
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
St Quen front clamor and local news from 1918
The issue reports British advances against the Germans at St Quentin and Wilson’s cabled congratulations to Haig for valiant stands toward Allied victory. Palm Sunday weather and local student vacations noted. Lime manufacturers oppose two new state plants costing 24000 dollars. Frederick County negro homes valued at 374.49 dollars, survey details shared at Asbury Church meeting with Dr Keily Miller speaking. Frailey Brothers member dies at 67 after years of illness. two brothers and two sisters survive.
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St. Quentin
Grove
Barwick
LeGore Arms
Frederick County
Asbury M. E. Church
Keily Miller
Howard University
Washington
George Frailey
Frailey Brothers
Emmitsburg
Frederick City Hospital
Mind Your Manners Tea Etiquette Quiz
A manners quiz from NEA Service tests proper tea etiquette. It covers sending acceptance or regret to invitations, timing for attending hostesses, informal programs, self serve at the tea table, and optimal guest stay length, with hostess tips on sugar tongs and spoons.
New York Showbiz Oddities On Times Square and Beyond
A snapshot of Broadway life and quirky personalities in New York City. Alfred Lun rehearses beneath Ninth Avenue noise while readers glimpse showgirls near a late night hot dog stand. Celebrities like Gene Krupa and Orson Welles appear in casual street scenes and odd name trivia.
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Barrie Sullivan
New York City
Lillian O. Brown
Hood College
Lindbergh Avenue
Sullivan
Marie Brown
George Ross
New York
Mareh
50Th Street
Alfred Lun
Ninth Avenue
Times Square
Rislio
Manhattan
Brooklyn
New Yorty
Alfred W. MecanmiJn
Frances Farmer
42Nd Street
Gene Krupa
Pennsylvania Station
Midwest
Broadway
Sroshwar
Today in History and Birthdays Recap
A scanned page lists today's anniversaries and birthdays of notable figures. Entries include George H. Evans and Stephen Bleecker Luce with birthplaces and death dates, Elwell S. Otis, Thomas Greenway, John Lind, Emanuel L. Philipp, Cleveland Abbe Jr., and others. It notes a first Catholic Mass in Maryland and a shift of the calendar in 1752, plus World War and political events tied to specific years. The column closes with a brief horoscope describing a brusque yet loyal personality and a witty, blunt temperament.
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George H. Evans
New York
New Jersey
Land Reformer
England
Stephen Bleecker Luce
Naval War College
Albany
Newport
Elwell S. Otis
Philippines
Frederick
Thomas Greenway
John Lind
Minnesota
Sweden
Emanuel L. Philipp
Milwaukee
Sauk Co
Wis
Cleveland Abbe, Jr
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
America
White House
Supreme Court
Hughes. Devanter
Brandeis
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
France
Britain
Court questions alimony after remarriage in divorce decree
A divorced couple with no children had a alimony decree of 110 dollars monthly. Years later the husband remarried a wealthy woman and the wife remarried a wealthy husband. The court asks whether remarriage of either party affects the alimony obligation. The article notes Melvin A Carbaugh of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company receiving an emblem of service from Sears.
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Melvin A Carbaugh
Frederick
Chessapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Sears
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Henry I
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Hood
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S. Ned Clark
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Liberty
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Rose Calvert
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Henry L. Duer
Henry ‘Marcy
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George W. McComas
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Reno S. Harp
Sam Monaghan
Edith Radcliffe
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Wilson Avenue
J. W. Donnan
Ruth
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Fayetteville
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Robert E. Healy
Securities Exchange
Bennington
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Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Louisville
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Idaho
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Harvard
Nickville
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Seattle
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