Local Paper Notice From 1937 Issue
The fragment shows a Tuesday March 26 1937 edition with advertising notes and circulation details. It mentions North Court Street Poone MO 22107 and rates for single copies, plus associations and press bureau affiliations. The readable line indicates a 1937 era newspaper masthead and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar Mfg. CO
North Court Sc
Poone
Sant Morte
Toree Sean 520
Ascr Bureau of Circulators
Fhe Associates Press
Fred Epiwerecerick
Big Tax Burden Sparks Call for National Production Rise
DuPont employee magazine Letter Living argues taxes are high and rising faster than production. It warns that only a faster national production rate can reduce the tax load on middle and lower income families and preserve incentives for workers and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuPont Company
Letter Living
Five Wills Probate Amid Local Estates
Wills probated in Orphan Court involve five residents with estates largely to relatives. Notable entries include Forrest R. McCavett of Braddock Heights and others: Robert E. Patchel Sr, Carrie E. Shaffer, George T. Cramer, and Lloyd L. Truax. Provisions name executors or trustees and outline minor details of inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest R. McCavett
Stontgomery County
Bowers Road
Shookstown
John Forrest McCavett
Unt
Geteher
Robert E. Patchel
New Midway
Charles McC
Mathiastown
Dorothy L. Wastler
Lloyd L. Truax
Prince George's County
East
D Street
Brunswick
Homer L. Truax
Fifty Years Ago in Maryland News March 26 1907
Maryland Day observed by city public schools at City Opera House with sermons by Rev. Dixon on Cecelius Calvert and Superintendent Coblentz on early Maryland government. Recitations by Irene Enright Travis White and Eleanor Grayson. Lambert buys Old Stone Tavern property for 1777.78 dollars. property stay in Lambert family 66 years. One cent stamp books available at post office for 25 cents per book. A 60 year old color man nearly drowns in Carroll Creek after drunken fall. friends rescue him. Frederick High School defeats All Stars 7 to 4 in basketball with lineups listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haryland
City
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Cecelius Calvert
Oscar Coblentz
Maryland
Irene Enright
Travis White
Eleanor Grayson
John Jacob Lambert
Stone
Patrick and
Telegraph Streets
George
Jacob Lambert
Lambert
Carroll Creek
Brewer's Alley
Frederick High School
All Stars
Groff! Ha
High School
Robinson
Hendrickson
Orderman
P. Brown
Oliver
Houff
Caddin
Gill
Heck
S. Brown
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
A 1937 recap highlights RAY NELSON ROHRER a 28 year old Burkittsville garage owner died from burns after a gasoline explosion. EDWARD S. DELAPLAINE county attorney spoke urging return of county road control to commissioners as Western Maryland counties pressed their case before the Senate Finance committee. The piece also notes Eisenhower doctrine discussions, Baghdad pact relations, and the Middle East policy signaling U.S. and Britain military cooperation and deterrence steps amid Soviet influence concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nelson Rohrer
Burkittsville
Edward S. Delaplaine
Maryland
Senate Finance Committee
Boone
D-Balto Coun
Middle East
Pakistan
India
Baghdad
Moscow
Syria
Egypt
Senate
House
Britain
Suez
Eslag
Nasser
Ied
Russia
United States
London
iAmerica
Trains Rescue Clears Snowbound Passengers in Kansas
Rescue workers removed nearly 430 travelers from two snowbound west Kansas trains after a long freezing night. Passengers on the Union Pacific City of St Louis reported warm meals in a dining car and blankets. buses transported them to town while others on the Colorado Eagle found plenty to eat. Heat came from road graders fuel and early snow tractors aided operations.
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Garden City
Kan
Res Jcue
Kansas
Union Pacific
City of St. Louis
Winona
James Vance
U S. ‘Air Force Academy
Vance
Missouri Pacific
Horace
Colorado State Line
Joe Walker
State Highway Department
Health notes and a transit bill update
Among the sick Mrs. Poole was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital by ambulance from the Walter Martz road area. Mrs. Nasher remains hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital, and Mrs. Smith is seriously ill at home with shingles around the eyes and nose. An African elephant can run up to 25 miles per hour while a rhinoceros and giraffe reach about 30 mph. The House of Delegates passed a bill authorizing Baltimore officials to acquire and operate the city transportation system, sending it to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Poole
Walter Martz Road
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. R. Etebrson and Son
Fannie Nasher
E. Patrick Street
M. C. Smith
Eastle Street
Eisenhower backs Baghdad Pact as warning to Soviet Union
President Eisenhower approves military aid to the Baghdad pact nations Turkey Iran Iraq and Pakistan marking a direct interposition of U S military power against Soviet expansion. The move places outposts ready to resist Communist aggression across the Middle East Central Asia and the Far East.
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Russia
David Lawrence Washington
Eisenhower
MacMullan
Great Britain
United States
Egypt
Moscow
Turkey
Ran
Iraq
Pakistan
Europe
Middle East
Central Asia
Free World
Far East
Central
Southeast Asia
Letter Urges Seventh Street Health Center Plan in Frederick
A letter to Frederick County Commissioners by Dr Warren R Evans supervisor Health and Physical Education argues for a new health facility on Seventh Street near Frederick Memorial Hospital. He cites ground floor access ample parking closer proximity to the hospital and potential Hill Burton funding plus state lab support and questions the Winchester Hall site. The piece links to the School Health Program and broader county health needs.
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Seventh Street
7Th Street
Warren R. Evans
County Commissioners Court House
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Frederick City
Hill- Burton
Winchester Hall
Frederick County Health Department
Health Department
Winchester Halls
Winchester
Frederick County Doctor Takes Family on Bermuda Trip
Dr. Zachariah Thomas of Frederick County and his relatives board two specials for a Bermuda visit. The group includes six children ages 6 to 20 with spouses and 12 grandchildren. Life magazine notes his long career and Rotary leadership.
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Dr. Thomas
Bermuda
Frederick Countian
Thomas
Themy
Thomases
Pullman
New York City
Waldorf- Astoria
Dr. Roy
Bert
Zachariah Thomas
Rock Hill
Mada
S. C
Boys High School
Western Maryland College
Johns Hopkins
Rotary Interna
Yellowazine
Trip
John
Elm St. School Plans Dinner to Benefit Band Fund
Elm Street Junior High hosts a family style turkey dinner in the school gym from 4 45 to 7 p m to raise funds for taps and tapes for the school band. Staff and volunteers coordinate decorations, meals, and serving with a large committee and student helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Airs
R. Ames Hendrickson
Afts
Jacob Ramsburg
Charles Sanner
Willard C. Rudy
Engelbrecht
Rudy
Hendrickson
Lavinia Marsh
Walter Culler
Jack Kussmaul
Frank H. Lewis
Studdent Council
Gail Rhian
John Wise
Henr Idrickson
Margrei ‘Wiegand
Helen Krantz
Fred Kreissig
Irene Null
Grace Burger
Earl Ramsberg
Mary Alexander
Murray Fox
Jesse ‘Clark
Austin Trout
Mirs
Bessie Zimmerman
Louise Lacobs
Ruth Worthington
Lillian Zimmerman
Vildla Gubisch
Thelma Willard
Gretta Thompson
Charles Santer
Carlisle Smith
Clifton Wirts
Robert Pilgram
Richard E_ Summers
Robert Campbell
Jerry Brachey
Danny Zimmerman
James Wright
Richard Krantz
William Smith
Alvin Stone
Fred Lodge
Monty Tucker
Frank Wetzel
James Alexander
James Kime
Gary Harrison
Thomas Whitmore
Mary Lynn Engelbrecht
Mary Alice Ramsburg
Patricia Hopkins
Nancy Jenkins
Judy Keeney
Joan Esworthy
Carel Frushour
Jean Cline
June Cine
Sharon
Willard Rudy
Cochairmen
R. Perry Beckley
Chester Stone
Charles F. Trunk
James Grave
David Hagan
James L. Roberts
Harry Smith
James McCanner
F. G Lodge
Gilmore Flantt
N. E. Alexander
John Zufall
Richard Zimmerman
Ralph Finch
Warner Brittain
Paul Althouse
Gray Buckley
William E. Zimmerman
Taft Brandenburg
E. Eugene Thomas
Leo Krantz
Charles Butcher
Austin Foland
Maynard Wachter
Edward Tobery
Sherman Boone
Red Cross Fund Short of Goal and Volunteer Work
The Red Cross reports funds fall short while continuing Hungarian relief and southern flood aid. Volunteers train for clerical tasks and general activities, with on call reserves for special need. Weekly programs, home nursing classes, and Junior Red Cross promote citizenship and youth goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ency
Mortecne
Red Cross
Citizenship In Action
National Fund
No Change In Egypt Stand In Gaza Canal Deadlock
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold leaves Cairo after talks with President Nasser with no sign of a formal Gaza Strip troop mandate or broad agreement on international control of the Suez Canal. Egyptian officials hint at minor concessions to Western users, while Western diplomats remain skeptical. Next week Nasser to announce plans for canal operation.
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Cairola
U.N
Dag Hammarssjold
Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Nasser
Ibig
Suez Canal
Hammarskjold
Gaza Strip
New York
Hammar Iskjold
Westlerm
Personal notices span weddings births and anniversaries in Germantown area
Register of Wills Harry C. ae cliff returns from Germantown after a weekend visit. Frank Buch marks his 40th wedding anniversary at home on East Patrick Street. Mr and Mrs H Edmund Peelle announce the birth of Christine Harris their fourth child. Mrs Florence Waskey observes her ninetieth birthday. Thomas A Fox Jr and family announce a son at Providence Hospital. Dutrow family hosts dinner for Dr Guy P Bready on his 75th birthday with several relatives present. Emmitsburg notes cover school events chamber meetings Bicentennial plans and VFW officer elections. Five varieties of orchids are found in cold Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Wills
Harry C. Aecliff
Germantown
Philadelphia
Frank Buch
East Patrick Street
H. Edmund Peelle
Roslyn Estates
Long Island
Christine Harris
Peelle
Barbara Harris
Dorothea W. Harris
Rock ‘Well Terrace
Florence Waskey
Hier
East Second Street
Waskey
Thomas A. Fox
Ick Washington
Thomas M. Fox ,Jr
Providence Hospital
Marchet
Fox
Melvin P. Fox
North Market Street
R. Ormond Dutrow
Thomas Ormond Dutrow
Guy P. Bready
Mary
Louise Day
Baltimore
Davis B. Thomas Jr
David B. Thomas, II
Poughikeepsie, G
Gordon P.dutraw
Arnold, Md
jLillian B. Abernathy
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Charles B. Shorb
Mother Seton School
PFTA
Cafetorum
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Curtis R. Bucher
Frederick County
Peope
County Board of Education
Chamber
Col
Thomas T. Frailey
Col Frailey
Arthur Elders
Glen Burnie
Thomas C. Harbaugh
Raymond 3B. Baker
Gerald F. Ryder
Lamen F. Norris
Louis H. Stoner
Louis F. Rosensteel
George W. Green
Fern R. Ohler
Thomas F. Saylor
Fern Ohler
Roger Zargable
Francis S. Arnold
William L. Topper
William E. Sanders
Wales E. Rightour
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New York Herald Tribune Inc
M. Q. Spencer
Potomac River
Paint
Shoaxstown Pentecostal Church of Rocks
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Spencer Pal
Thas
W. C. Blewitt
Tripoli
Blewitt
West Virginia
Lee
Lawrence
Thurmont
Veronica Little
Thurmont Reformed Church
George Campbell
Mary Jean Eyler
Thurmont Reformest Church
Frank Keefer
Lawrence Coe
Memphis
Tenn
Elizabeth Coe
Honad College
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MEA Boren
Greenland
Elliot
Ian
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