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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1936

Page

5

The Daily News AM Independent Page Editorial Note

An antiquated notice from The Daily News explains ownership by The News Post Balding Court Steel Fasaenek and Marland and states Associated Press rights. It asserts error corrections, letters to the editor, and publication policies while emphasizing real-name accountability and accurate attribution.

AM Independent News-Post Balding Court Steel Fasaenek Marland Dthe Great Soulthess Prating Associated Press Beret

London naval treaty eyes limits on ships and arms

The London naval treaty aims to curb battleship size and armament with caps on cruisers and carriers, and allows escape clauses amid shifting participation with Britain and Japan key, while Italy Germany and Russia weigh joining. The pact spans six years and seeks mutual naval intelligence sharing and restraint to avert a new arms race.

United France London Italy Germany Great Britain Russa Ister Japan Cdo Liicense United States Navy Department

Fragmentary Bible Thought Note From 1927

A cryptic 1927 inscription references Bible ideas and a person named Colten. The note hints at a small act or reminder but remains largely unreadable and ambiguous.

Will Rogers on elections and campaign promises

A tabled column reflecting on near elections and party plans to relieve the unemployed. It notes old promises resurfacing, calls for action by the secretary, and mentions political theatrics in campaigns across counties and borders.

Courtesy Week Winners At North Market Street School

Observance of Courtesy Week at North Market Street School honors winners for classroom posters and etiquette themes. Awards span first through fourth grades plus a special class, with students such as Schroeder Dors Rothenhotter Gloria Second Preder, and staff L. Lese Freeman noted as principal.

North Market S Street Puess Congo Peru Schroeder Dors Rothenhotter Gloria Gnarlotte Charles! Thomas George Stone Thise Carel Lee Everhart Anna Main George Danner Herbert Mount Nora Mar Brust Lewis Free le Roy Barthlow K. Carmack Richard Wachter Firth Grace Lioyd Hoover Leo Esworthy L. Lese Freeman Aches

New Windsor 4-H Club Meets at College Home Economics Room

The New Windsor 4-H Club met March 19 in the College Home Economics room with fourteen members present. Mrs Ruthann Nusbaum serves as local leader. Plans are made for regular bi monthly meetings. Adeline Hoffman demonstrated the first project as home demonstration agent. Archbishops and bishops of the established church are permitted seats in the British House of Commons.

Windsor New Windsor New Windsor Ruthann Nusbaum Aftis Adeline Hoffman House of Commons

Bank contract awarded for Frederick Citizens' National Bank

The contract for erecting Frederick's Citizens' National Bank building at Market and Patrick streets was awarded to W L Duvall for 17 575 dollars, excluding vault and safe. The project will use stone construction with a front tower to be added later.

Citizens’ National Bank Market and Patrick Streets W .L. Duvall Reformed Church Mit Sxies Pke George Worman Harmony Grove Toll Gate Farm Frederick and Woodsboro

Tanevtown Chamber Discusses Flood Aid and Parade Plans

The Tanev town Chamber of Commerce held a regular meeting with officers Fuss and Myers presiding. Discussions covered flood relief pledges, building progress, and a parade plan. Members urged timely pledge payments and noted employment at the building site, plus charitable contributions of meats, soda, and clothing for sufferers.

Tanevtown Charles Crumpalaer Chermoer Barenet Sham Chamber of Commerce Isabel MiCaelan Nevis Scoma Cathedral School Gls Washegton Amelia Ardan John Samue O' Sarbeugh Jean Henner Pa

Church School Meeting Notice

In Lerure city a church school meeting is scheduled with Dr Leume Hex xephy and Ps ar Hood Co rmreure as speakers. The event aims to discuss church education matters and is set to run as an open community gathering.

Church ST Leume Hex Xephy Psar Hood Cormreure Lerure

LUF’S STUFF RAL The van that em ang stays for AePLS 2S Dy 2

The text describes a confused and unclear scene about a van and a farming day. It mentions farmers crops, rain, and a peculiar asides about reasons for a dron appeal. Readers are left with a fragmentary sense of weather and local notices.

As Probers Delved Far Into Townsend Plan OARP

Investigators probed the Townsend Plan extent within the OARP program, tracing connections and implications. Officials examined recommendations, noting distinct questions surrounding scope, funding, and oversight. The inquiry seeks clarity on policy impact and administrative accountability.

Probers Townsend

The Truth About Diet

Dr Morris Pishbein explains bread as a carbohydrate food that supplies energy. He notes that 35 grams of carbohydrate offer about 100 calories and provides examples with common items and their approximate calorie content.

Health Question on Eye Use and Cleansing

A reader asks about nightly use of eye solutions. The reply notes healthy eyes are self regulating and that cleansing requires no special use of a prepared solution.

Bread and cake energy values amid appetite and industry notes

The article estimates calories in Parker House rolls raisin bread and Melba toast and compares cake types and protein fat carb content. It notes energy from foods and hints at bakers developing tastier healthier options while mentioning Brazil's 378 waterfalls with 164 over five million horsepower potential.

Parker House Brazil

Deputy Commissioner in Grand National Race Reflections

George Ross recalls Deputy Commissioner Harold Fowler of New York during the 1927 Grand National, noting his unusual ride on Scorch Bag and the circus of race day traffic and public radio intrigues surrounding the event. The piece mixes memoir with local color and mentions other figures and happenings of the era.

George Ross W York Pusc Harold Fowler York Dourl Amtree Englend Patiance For Chagrimed Thas Mwrico Joes Whitney Fle Sa Jero Benay

Notable figures listed in a historical birth and death roll

A fragmented history column lists numerous births and deaths from 1596 to 1907. Names include Rene Descartes, Edward Fuirwald, William Morris Hunt, John La Farge, Andrew Lang, Anselo Helpri, and others with scattered dates and places. The text reflects a commemorative roster rather than a narrative event.

Rene Descartes Tsaec Nevion Pennsylvania United States Commissioner of Agriculture Burlington County Washington Edward Fuirwrald Omer Por William Moris Hunt Tamier Leacer Icanam Breier Bre Sememoer & Lesern Teraturs Oxford Chicago Tohn la Fatxe Andrew Lare Britain Anselo Helpri Philadelphia Andungarried Lous

Notable Births and Historic Milestones Featured in Texas History

A historical roundup notes events from 1507 Britain’s slave abolition act to 1954 Perry treaty with Japan, plus 1834 Works Progress Administration shifts and 1853 revenue act ideas. It lists births of notable figures including Hammond, James Cox, and several U S senators, reflecting on birthday anniversaries and possible life outcomes.

Great Britain Dickens van Buren Japan Commodore Perry Fed ‘Eral Emergency

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