Quanomet Anew After Post Office Becomes Town's Spotlight
Asey Mayo visits Quanomet to view the new post office and mural, where town tensions rise over Jack Lorne's caricatures. Pam Frye explains how the mural and post office inflame locals, pitting fans against critics as headlines fuel a growing divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asey Mayo
Cape Codor
al N. Nat
Asey
Pam
Quanomet
Jack Lorne
Post Office
Jack
Tarrinng
Feathering
Father
Ron
Taney
Cotprzht
Phoebe Atweed
Ladies Aid meeting reports and local notices in Greenfield
The May 7 Ladies Aid of Rooms chagree held its April 23 meeting at the Perreil home with eight men and six visitors. Various readings and recitations were presented by members including Mrs John Davis and Miss Nicie Perreil. Next meeting set for May 21 at Miss Nicie Perreil’s home. Several local residents visited relatives, and a rattlesnake was killed in Mrs Fred Nichols yard. Koontz chapel services and egg hunt details noted, plus visits from neighbors and relatives. Say, You saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asey
Post Office
Quanomet
Cape
Peace
Shirley Temple
Myles Standish
John Alden
Greenfield
Ladies Aid of Rooms
Chagree
Perreil
John Davis
Charles M. Robinson
Anna Evis
The
Lily Davis
Louis Davis
Nick Errell
Charles M. Robinward Davis
Fred Nichols
Anna Davis
Age Carlton
Wice Perreil
Luther Smith
Ada Carlton
Nicie Perreil
Mirs
John J. Davis
Fred E. Ruff
Mildred
Jean
Ethel
Baltimore
Irving R. Young
Shirley
Zeucilie Davis
Near
Boyds
Wilson Davis
Glen Echo
Koontz Chapel
Clifford Luck
Rising Sun
Edward Davis
Howard Tracey
Sonny
Robert Weliy
Frederick
Koontz
Milss Nicie Perreil
Billy
Anna
Roger Davis
Glenn
Leonard
Leonis Davis
Martha Cowley
Dickerson
Florence Sears
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Wartime Broadcasts
A sprawling May day radio list outlines international talks, Mother’s Day tributes, and varied programs across WEAF NBC WIZ WABC WOR and others. Prominent items include Mussolini and Hitler anniversary coverage, La Follette talk rescheduled, and sermons plus orchestral concerts shaping a busy broadcasting week.
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Robert M LaFollette
Newweek
WJZ
NBC
Grace Nell Crowell
Dallas
Tex
WABC
CBS
WIZ
WEAF
Chicago
Rome
Fordham
AWABC
Raymond Leslie Buell
London
Cordell Hull
Americas
Wormbs
TV Forum
Phil Baker
John Scarbirolli
Grand Central Station
Leighton Noble
Wiz-Nbc
Radio City Symphony
NBC Symphony
Dr. Damrosch
Allentown
H. S. Choir
Grenadier Guards Band
Feg Murray
Tyrone Power Playhouse
Normen Cloutier
Level Of Market Prices Of Farm Products Down
Washington reports prices of farm products declined in the month ended April 14 with the index at $4 percent, lowest since July 1934. Cotton and cottonseed rose slightly. fruits fell, apples hitting mid-April lows. Wheat and flaxseed slid. corn edged up while oats and barley fell. The prices received to prices paid ratio dropped to 75 percent, and overall farm expense pressures increased.
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Washington
Tme
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Jeyvel
Local church notices list upcoming services and pastors
Holsapple Church of the Brethren in Myersville will hold Thursday services led by Rev. William T. Jackson. Church of God in Frederick hosts Friday services with Rev. S. R. Kresge. Reformed Church in Lewisigwn has Saturday services with Rev. S. A. Kipe. Church of God in Brunswick also noted.
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Holsapple
Church of the Brethren
Myersville
William T. Jackson
Church of God
Frederick
S. R. Kresge
Reformed Church
Lewisiggwn
S. A. Kipe
Brunswick
Raising a Family and Hog Price Trends 1937
A mixed 1938 NEA Service column by Olive Roberts Barton discusses developing character in children and coping with disappointment. It blends guidance on parenting with a separate note on hog price trends, noting March to April declines and the hog corn ratio shifts for 1937.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Airplane style safety belt designed for autos
A heavy canvas belt similar to aircraft restraints is created for car use. It aims to prevent passengers from being thrown from their seats in a collision, enhancing occupant protection.
Wage Hour Bill Snatched From Rates Committee
In Washington the wage hour bill faced a House clash as a large majority moved to remove the proposal from the Rates committee. The plan would set a 25 cent minimum wage, with five cent annual increases to forty cents and a maximum four prerequisites. Representative Mars Norton chairs the Labor committee and sponsored the measure. The House vote was 216 to 193 to send a different bill back to the Labor committee, shelving the subject until further action.
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Octagon House
Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Depot Square
de Luxe
Jemima
Grant
Federal Pictures
Peg Boone
Wellcome
Pamela Frye
Syrou
Pamela
Ambergris
Marina
Mary Hosannah Frye
Marina Lorne
Quenomet
Adio
By C.E. Butterfield
New York
Sftern
Adolf Hitter
Benito Mussolin
Ciaza
Kaly
Weafnbc
Mussolini
Grenas
Wabc-Cbs
A J Dimond
Alaska
U. S
E. Madriguera
Pierre Monteux
Val Oiman
Ohio State U. Symphonic Choir
Johnny
Russ Morgan
Jack Crawford
Santa Barbara
Heidt
United Synagogues of America
WOR
Belmont
Music Room
Rush Hughes
Paul Douglas
Sec. of Commerce
Roper
Jos
C. Behan
Kate Smith
WJIZ
Lin
Don Winslow
Santiago
TGWA
Guatemala
Tokyo
Moscow
DJD
Berlin
Prague
YVSRC
GSI
GSC
GSB
WEMD
WFMD
Mondar
W. A. Herpich
of God
Oakville
John H. Hoch
Uniontown
C. F
Storm&Shipley
Indea
Seeley
Moore
Dorset
Kay
St Mother
Muriel
Daddy
Mr Able
NEA Service
Paul B. Kallaway
Trust
Wales
Tati
Kemsberg
Dade Shore
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Bachers
Sasie Opgients
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court
YMCA
Quaker City
North Market Street
Bank
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Corner Market and
Second Streste
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
L. B. Nicodemus
N. Market St
Frederick's Home
ESCO
Brunner
Armco
Tidewater
FOU
P.L. Hargett & Co., Inc
S&t
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