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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1938
Page
10
Olive Roberts Barton argues that real character combines adaptability with ambition. Flexibility helps children form roots yet embrace change, while openness to new ideas enriches morality and knowledge, though it must avoid spineless conformity.
A federal jury indicted three Annapolis banking employees today for violating national banking laws. John S. Harold and Geo Moss, both tellers at Annapolis Banking and Trust Company, and Charles H. Kuisch, a bookkeeper at the Annapolis branch of the County Trust Company of Maryland, were named in the indictment.
The Francis X. Elder post held its May meeting to finalize Memorial Day events. Combs and Robert Fitez were named to organize services, scheduled for May 29 at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Kevin N. Morris presenting the address. One hundred flags will be placed on veterans’ graves and Gerald N. Ryder will oversee wreath decorations.
Washington reports examine one man government after Jersey City police allegedly dragged Socialist Norman Thomas onto a New Jersey to New York ferry. Thomas protests loss of free speech and argues kidnapping under Lindbergh law. Locals compare Hague to one man rule. recount costs loom for challengers.
Miss Snow spoke on world affairs to students and teachers in Baltimore. Lester Damuth, Louis Rosen steel, and Roy Baker spent Sunday in Washington, D C, attending the Yankee Senator baseball game. Students study birds and trees while seventh graders take monthly arithmetic tests with six achieving a median of eight. New seventh graders include Anna Florence Stonesifer and Harry Biser. Margaret Eyler enters purse training in Emmitsburg. FFA club plans a Baltimore trip to visit meat packing houses. Local families Bosson Topper and Daugherty guests in town and at home. The Black Prince became the first English duke in 1337.
Mrs Thomas Byers sprains ankle in Taylorsville visits by E A H Barnes and others from Littlestown. Taylorsville Aid Society met at Mrs C Ray Barnes with many members and visitors. Guests included Rev Robert Barnlett and Mrs Walter Clary and others. Several couples hosted guests from New York and Baltimore. A shower for Mrs Edward Wills was held at Randallstown with multiple attendees. The Sunshine class was noted to be enter-
In Thurmont on May 11 improvements at Lamp Cozy owner William Freeze noted. A kitchen shower honored Mr and Mrs Franklin Fleagle with entertainment by David Fleagle Bud Johnson and others. Attendees included numerous Fleagle Alexander Stitely and Creager families plus Lions club guests at Cross Keys hotel. Michael Wilhide and helpers moved to a new Church Street home with community members assisting.
May Day notices from Pleasant Walk include Prof Roy Fis of Philadelphia visiting, Mr Stantes Schrorer from Leon ardtown at parental home, Mr and Mrs Albert DeGrange moving to the Duvall property, Earl Werrenfeltz enlisting in the CCC at Fishing Creek, Gareth Flook moving into the Brenner property, a near wipeout of the local cherry crop by recent cold, and a mushroom crop development noted.
A collage of statements from Jascha Heifetz on borrowing from classics, 12 year old Guy Bates on his first trip to New York, Daladier and a French ambassador weighing public safety measures, and a note on how the term dictator is misspelled.
Walkersville speedball team seeks to arrange games with semi-pro city or county teams. Interested teams may contact Russell Eyler in Walkersville or call 27a.
The weekly women’s golf tournament match play against par was postponed from Tuesday due to cold and inclement weather and will be played next Tuesday.
The note describes a dry spell cutting into plans while a Rowe family moves into the Emett Stoulemyer property. It also mentions Henry Leatherman and family of Harmony visiting Marshall Warrenfelz's home on a Sunday.
A long examination of Henry Ford's public stance on New Deal recovery measures and his mixed reception at White House talks with Roosevelt. Ford's resistance to government-backed overhaul contrasts with hopes he would publicly back the administration's recovery program.
A partial report outlines ARA and Ford arranging a demonstration of car defects during a New York trip. The deal involved pricing, negotiation, and hotel stays as details surface about a controversial sales tactic tied to government figures and a stalled agreement.
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