Roosevelt Says Federal Relief Must Not Be Used Politically
In a White House press conference President Roosevelt insists federal relief should not be used or abused for political purposes. The piece reflects on Pennsylvania politics, 1936 and 1938 primary conflicts, and tensions between Senator Joe Guffey, Governor George Earle, Tom Kennedy, and John L. Lewis’s influence within the relief machine.
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
White House
Joe Guffey
George Earle
Pennsylvania Politica
Earle
Mr. Jones
Jones
Pittsburgh
Guffey
United Mine Worker
Tom Kennedy
John L. Lewis
Washington Dispatch
Mr. Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Dispute Ends Chairman’s Tenure
The Tennessee Valley Authority controversy leads to the board chairman’s removal. Supporters hail a noble project to advance welfare, cooperative power, and flood control, while opponents warn of national taxation and unfair competition with private utilities.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Congress
Strength For The Day Concepts On Full Devotion
A religious reflection argues faith must guide all life not just sacred moments. It mocks selective sanctity, urging believers to let divine influence govern business ethics and leisure alike, since genuine devotion requires whole hearted commitment.
A Book a Day Sy Bruce Cation Review
A caustic critique of Bruce Cation 34 claiming the characters are shallow self absorbed creeps. The reviewer ridicules the Hollywood writer archetype, the spoiled lovers, and a thief whose fate interweaves with a damaged cast, ending without a compelling reason to read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ohara
Aboe
Lechesy
Dyis
Notable quotes spark debate across politics and war
A collection of opinions from figures like Dr. Gerhart Niemeker and Thomas J. Courtney touches on civil conflict in France, juvenile crime leniency, trade wars, dance culture, and admiration for Mussolini. An American airman claims a duel victory over Bruno Mussolini on the Spanish front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Spain
Gerhart Niemeker
Princeton University
Steel -Ilinois
Thomas J. Courtney
Mussolini
Derek Dickinson
Bruno Mussolini
Ten-Year-Old Boy Recalls Tag Numbers in Town
Millard, a gifted youngster from Adamstown, astonishes teachers by memorizing car and train tag numbers and even recalling telephone numbers. He has heightened attention to spelling and arithmetic, and peers marvel at his memory as he jokes that he forgets.
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Agamsiwan Peice
Ane
Adamstown
Fartery
Orig
Richard
Mitard
Millard
Mollard
Sermon on Attitude Toward Pessimism at Hood Colfere Vesper
Dr Oliver J Hart rector of St John s Church Washington D C spoke at Hood Colfere Vesper service in Brodbeck Hall Sunday afternoon at four o clock on the prevailing spirit of pessimism. He urged turning to Jesus steadfastness and urged wholehearted effort as the path to God s purpose. The musical program was directed by Professor Henry T Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver J. Hart
St John’s Church
Washington, D
Brodbeck Hall
Hart
Dr. Hart
Jesus
Jerusalem
Henry T. Wade
Department of Music
Hood
Calvary MLE Church Attendance and Plans
Attendance at Leaders Bible Class was 173 with a rise of two from the previous Sunday. Jesse Michael of Evangelical Lutheran Church delivered an address on responsibilities to church family and God. Casper E. superintendent announced school attendance 599 and a $2047 collection. Dr Bow Meeks based his sermon on The Guest Chamber of the Soul and The Last Step. Wednesday at 7:30 Hendrickson's Kentucky Singers will perform replacing midweek service with free admission.
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Calvary Mle
Jesse Michael
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Crem
Edward Ma
John M. Grove
Casper E
Bow Meeks
Hendrickson
Kentucky Singers
Bank Buys Mt Airy Property At Sheriff Sale
The Bank of Damascus on March 19 acquired the property along South Main street in Mt. Airy, owned by the late Harry R. Zepp, at sheriff sale. The bank's bid was 3550 dollars.
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BANK
Bank of Damascus
South Main Street
Mt. Airy
Harry R. Zepp
Bolivar
L. C. Bartgis
Warry Haupt
Middletown
Robert Routzahn
Reno
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News columns dated March 28 1888 report electric lights competing with gas on Market Street and a bright display at the Thorn Houston plant. A wedding at Elder E A Brunner’s residence united Frances E Brunner and D Clinton Kemp with Samuel Gillinger and Mattie Brunner in attendance.
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Frederick
Market Street
Patrick
Thorn Houston
Gamber
South Market Street
Williamson and Brown
E. A. Brunner
Frances E. Brunner
D. Clinton Kemp
Samuel Gillinger
Mattie Brunner
Ephraim Stoner
German Baptist Church
Birthday party for 86th Mr C W Moxley
Mr C W Moxley spent his 86th birthday with daughter Mrs Walter E Weight of Plane 4. Relatives and friends sent many cards and presents. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C W Moxley, Mr and Mrs George Renn of Frederick, Mr and Mrs G C Peddicord of Baltimore, Mr and Mrs Lewis Spurrier of Brunswick, Mr and Mrs Calvin Darhatt of Ba, Mrs Walter Wright, Mrs Austin Haddaway and children, Arianna Cramer, Doris Peddicord, and others from Randallstown, Brunswick, and nearby areas.
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Brunswick
Calvin Darhatt
Walter Wright
Jury reconvenes in Hagerstown grand trial
The February grand jury reconvened at the court’s call after an exhaustive probe into a gambling racket. Constable William H. King seeks a new trial for misconduct in office while Constable Charles Starliper’s indictment is dismissed. the panel may reconsider both cases. Members of Hood College journalism visited the Baltimore Sun offices, touring newsroom processes with Mary Elizabeth Osborn and students from several Pennsylvania towns.
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Hagerstown
Wiliam H. King
Charles Starliper
Baltimore
Hoxi College
Baltimore Sun
Mary Elizabeth Osborn
Hood
M Mary Margaret
Condron
Minersville
Marjorie Dodson
Johnstown
Leanore Edel
Ahentown
Doris McCoy
Melrose Park
Frost Damage Reported In Washington County Orchards
In Keedysville on October 28 frost ruined apricot buds and damaged peach varieties after a spell of unseasonable warmth. Weather observer J A Miller notes the temperature fell to 26 degrees, snapping buds that had swollen during recent warm days, with mountain orchards largely escaping the frost impact.
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Keedysville Uct
Washington County
J. A. Miller
Woodsboro and Pleasant Grove Women Club Notes
Woodsboro Woman's Club met at Mrs W B Catsh on Tuesday for a 6 39 p m covered dish supper and capsule party. Three members and five visitors attended with committee plans for an entertainment event and a play rescheduled. The Pleasant Grove Woman's Club hosted at Mrs G A Lawson with nine members and one visitor. They sang familiar songs and discussed a color planning talk by Miss Florence Williams, with a session on federation reports and a slogan response.
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Weedsboro
Woodsboro
HH. Sehemdt
Catherine
Geisbert
Marshall Sutely
Florence Williams
Grandma
Woodsboro Opera House
Graceham
Pleasant? Grove
G. A
Rose Wilder Lane
O. B. Baker
C. Biser
Public Welfare
Birthday surprise marks Mildred Wachter birthday party
A Thurmont home hosted a surprise party for Mildred Wachter on her 28th birthday. Guests listed include Keeneys Wachters and Ramsburgs. Music by the Rambling Cowboys accompanied cake, refreshments, and a festive evening. Also reported are two land sales and a farm withdrawal at Thurmont auctions.
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Ray Keeney
Thurmont
Mildred Wachter
Lewistown
Margaret
Roy Keeney
Robert Wachter
Andly
Oscar Ramsburg
Walter Keeney
Ernest Powell
Curtis Powell
Paul Finnexfrock
Lewis Shook
John Kessilring
Mildred Schaffer
Edith Keeney
Nina Hetterly
Helen Fraely
Maynard Rameburg
Harry Young
Amos Eyler
Margaret Keeney
HEALTH HAZARDS LURK AT HOME SAYS DR FISHBELN
Dr Morris Fishbeln outlines dangers in living rooms bedrooms and especially bathrooms noting daily home accidents kill one person and that slips burns and poisons occur due to slick floors open fires hot water and unsafe storage. He warns stairs lack handrails poor lighting and clutter endanger children and adults alike.
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United States
Today in History and Birthdays Almanac
A historical list of anniversaries and births across years 1773 to 1938 with deaths and noted figures like John Holmes Theodore Freslinghuysen Henry R. Schoolcraft Wade Hempton Rufus B. Bullock Rhoda H. Nicholls Norman Hapgood William Rieff Christophe and events such as riots in Cincinnati and Foch leading Allied forces. Also today’s birthdays Gov Herbert Lehman Lt Com Frank Hawks and others, plus a brief horoscope noting idealism and diplomacy.
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John Holmes
Maine
GU. S
Hingston
Mass
Theodore Freslinghuysen
New Jersey
U.S
Somerset Co
Ald
Henry R. Schoolcraft
Albany Co. N. Y
Wade Hempton
South Carolina
Columbia
5. C
Rufus B. Bullock
Telegraph and Express Company
Reconstruction
Georgia
Bethlehem
N. Y
Rhoda H. Nicholls
New York
England
Stamford
Conn
Norman Hapgood
Chicago
William Rieff
New Netherland
Holland
Christophe
Haiti
Communé
Paris
Cincinnati
Foch
France
Middle West
Daugherty
Hitler
Herbert H. Lehman
New York City
Frank M. Hawks
Marshalltown
Iowa
William Allan Nelison
Smith College
Northampton
Scotland
Ray Atherton
U. S
Bulgaria
Brookline
Franklin Spencer Edmonds
Philadelphia
Franklin Malcolm Farmer
Ilion
Albert Laessle
Mortimer E. Cooley
University of Michigan
Canandaigua
Leesburg VFW elects new leaders at semiannual meeting
Headed by Fred L. Anderson re-elected commander, Loudoun Post VFW announced in Leesburg. Other officers named include Samuel H. Grimes senior vice commander A T Arnold James di Zerega adjutant R Chamblin Steele quartermaster Vincenzo Raneri chaplain Thomas Killighan Jr and R Chambilin Steele. District councilors listed.
Mind Your Manners in Social Situations
A juvenile etiquette guide asks five scenarios about dating and proper conduct. Key answers advise against visiting a bar or fraternity house without supervision, and against relying on a guest to pay for transport. The guidance emphasizes cautious, chaperoned social events and clear expectations for invitations.
Five word series aloud misfits puzzle style
A reader puzzle lists five series each with one unrelated word. Identify the out of place item in each sequence. Series include cities and regions such as Bucharest Budapest Boon fare Belgrade. Asian place names Whwangsi Shykokho Sikang Kueichow. Syracuse Soise Buffalo Bing famion. Baikal Tanganyika Pyrenees Superior. Valparaiso Nome Arkhangelsk Reykjavik. The page notes Japan aims to obtain sixteen million tons of coal from Manchuria within five years.
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Bucharest
Budapest
Belgrade
Whwangsi
Shykokho
Sikang
Kueichow
Syracuse
Soise
Buffalo
Bingfamion
Baikal
Tanganyika
Pyrenees
Superior
Valparaiso
Nome
Arkhangelsk
Reykjavik
Japan
Manchuria
Man About Manhattan by George Tucker
New York discusses writing plays amid 9000 copyrights filed last year. Only about 1 percent reached Broadway, and few earned much money. Playwrights rely on agents to route manuscripts, earning about 10 percent. Producers use staff readers to evaluate. many works never progress.
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George Tucker
New York
Washington
Broadway
Milton Shubert
America
U.S
Daily Lesson In English Word Study And A Dog Bite
A section teaching correct usage and pronunciation for common words. It includes misused phrases and a daily word example, today competence meaning sufficiency for life needs. A brief note reports a little girl bitten on the arm by a dog at a neighbor’s home near Ellerton.
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Ord Stroup
Elerion
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Louis J. Taber
National Grange
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Adamstown Lad
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the News
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Frederick County
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David M. Mullinix
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Jefferson Street
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Morris Fishbeln
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A. &S. Lyons
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Brandt & Brandt
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Idiot's Delight
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