Raising a Family Struggles with Bright Boy Buzz
A scene unfolds around Buzz a popular but sharp young man whose mother urges him to show kindness to others less fortunate. She warns that success can harm character as Buzz considers his flaws and the value of empathy. The piece ends noting J A Saxton Jr from Frederick is among Maryland midshipmen at Annapolis in the first Naval Academy class set to graduate in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz
Rotlins
Haner
Ray Bosscions
Tao
Burt
Burz
Wilfred
Sissy
Terry
Tony
Annapolis
J. A. Saxton, Ir
Naval Academy
Frederick
Woodsboro
Maryland
United States Naval Academy
Magistrates reform urged in governor's letter
Governor Nice calls for a uniform act to define costs and extend magistrate power, insisting on periodic audits of magistrates accounts. He cites Maryland and other states, argues for salaried justices, bonded duties, and centralized reporting to improve lower court efficiency and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meryigang
Beer Eeach
Obie
Massachusets
Ces
Snessad
Baltimore
Court of Co Yy
St. Mary's
Talbot
Wicomico
Kent
Garret
Dorchester
Carsall
Calvert
Press
Prines George
Charles
Maryland
Baltimore City
Virginia
Court of Appeals
Bar Association
Reuben Oppenheimer
Baltimore Bar
Lower Courts
New York City
Municipal Court of
Cleveland
Small Claims Courts
Massachusetts
City Court
Hartford
Connecticut
Tower Courts
Special Cachet For Local Air Mail Observance
The Frederick cachet for National Air Mail Week May 5 to 21 will be affixed to all airmail during that period. The colonial barracks on Broad Avenue, arranged by local PETES, was chosen to represent the festivity. Cadet events leave May 19 bearing the cachet, with Leichert as chair and Robert FoN coduinus as president of the local stamp club sponsor of the Frederica cadet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nettie B. Mealey
Mealey
General Assembly of Maryland
Licerse
John Hitselberger
Little Green Inn
Libertytown
Frederick Co
John J. Hitselberger
Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
Ofles
Court House
Man's Reactions to Thirst by Dr Fishbein
This concluding health feature explains how thirst develops from initial mouth dryness to severe dehydration. It recounts a Texas officer lost in the desert, the stages of thirst, from dry mouth to eye stiffness and delirium, and notes that thirst may originate inside the body rather than only from mouth dryness. It warns against letting fluid intake fall too low to avoid damage from dehydration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishbeit
Cannon
Llando Estacado
Texas
Republicans push rejuvenation in Frederick County
In a letter to The News editor Millard N. NSZ argues for a renewed Republican organization to recapture county strength. He notes historic Republican dominance fading to a fourteen hundred book majority for Democrats and urges younger members and former party activists to unite behind a revitalized effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard N. Nsz
Fred¢tick
Sue's Stuff The Snake Poem By N A Lufburrow
A verses narrative condemns a hostile snake named Sue for drifting near the ground and striking at those who cross its path. The speaker dislikes the reptile’s aggressive demeanor and urges restraint despite admiration for self control in others.
Livestock Movie Show to Feature Horse Power in Action
A livestock film titled Horse Power in Action will screen at Winchester Hall Monday at 8 PM directed by Joseph M. Vial of the University of Maryland Extension Service. All colt club members and interested farmers are invited to view demonstrations of pulling teams gaiting horses and mules and tips from top judges on selecting the best stock. The film, shown in other Maryland counties, highlights efficiency, methods, and traits for work stock. A brief note recalls the 1902 eruption destroying St Pierre Machinique Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
Joseph M. Vial
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Colt Club
America
Carroll Firemen To Meet At Sykesville Parade Highlights Convention
Sykesville hosts the Carroll County Firemen's Association convention at Lyceum with a 10 am start. The day features an all-day parade from Wall Fourm to B&O station, marching units from nine companies, bands, and civic floats. Prizes total 25 for best appearance, 15 for most men, plus float and auto awards. A memorial service and officer elections cap the afternoon before the parade and hook-up contest with cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Carroll County Firemen’s Association
Wall Fourm
Wonten's
Springfield Hospitail
Springfield Avenue
Main Street
B & OQ
Betrethhen
Carroll Association
Byo
Springfeld Hospital
B. H. Shiptey
George R. Lindsay
Maryland Law
Howard Travers
Baltimore City Fire Department
C. Brust
Lyceum
Frederick Church
Carroll County Association
Edward
Karl Justus
Walter Bennett
Ilue
Touring Councilors Visit Pennsylvania Tour
William F. Grimes of Buckeys town leads an expense paid Pennsylvania tour for touring councilors from 24 states. Starting at Harrisburg and ending in Philadelphia May 18, the trip aims to promote Pennsylvania attractions and stimulate out of state travel with nearly 100 representatives. Mrs Willard H. Markey substitutes in Frederick during Grimes absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Grimes
Buckeystown
Automobile Club of Maryland
Pennsylvania
United States
New Jersey
North Carolina
New York
Ralph W. Boyer
Automobile Association of Maryland
Harrisburg
Lewistown
Pittsburgh
Washington, Pa
New Castle
Erie
Williamsport
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware Water Gap
Philadelphia
Efforts to Improve Magistrate Courts Sounded in Annapolis
The statement urges that magistrate courts, foundation of the judicial structure, be improved. The remarks were delivered on May 14 in Annapolis, highlighting reform goals and the need for stronger judiciary foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapoli
Carroll County School Board Budget Studied
The Carroll County School Board reviewed the 1938-39 budget totaling seven thousand six hundred plus, approving clerical and supervisory appointments. It heard a request from religious education representatives for weekly first to third grade instruction and deferred action. The superintendent was told to curb new bus equipment purchases until approved and to solicit bids for next season coal specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moemuns
D Krosse
Union
Carroly Welfare Board
AOW
Feeser Canning Company
Hyson
Ree & DeVore Clementere
Charles E. Rech
Samuel M. Jenness
Maye E Grimes
Phillip S. Roser
Alay Prince
Ruby KR. Spencer
Anna E. Roop
Mary W. Crabbs
Stanford Hoff
C. R. Aldridge
Insurante
Roland Haifley
Albert Shoemaker
Westminster
J. Ross Hays
New Windsor
Board of Religious Education
Carroll County
Carroll County Ministerial Union
Ramona Relic Museum Planned in Hemet California
A Ramona museum will be established in Hemet showcasing Indian and Colonial material from the period of the novel. The project aims to house relics connected to the Ramona character and her story in a local cultural center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona
Hemet
Calif
A Book a Day by Bruce Catton unfolds frontier saga
A critique reviews Bruce Catton's epic homestead era work detailing the Beaton family and pioneer struggle after the Civil War. It notes the Beatons move from Minnesota to the Dakota plains, enduring blizzards droughts and grasshoppers, and the shift as Free Land author notes the closing of the frontier. The review lauds Wilder Lane as a key era voice and places the book among major homestead period writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidt Beaton
Steader
Lef
Tos
Orsue
Longmans Green
Mr. Beatum
Adamant Sea
David
Beatons
Claus Isnanty
Hoay Wilder Lane
Dakota
Kid with bright future recalls schoolmate Statin
A Detroit man Robert Lackster tells a judge about reckless driving. Denver’s P Salomon recalls Statin as a schoolmate. Homerville Georgia mayor Hughes discusses a beautification fence to curb roaming cows. Virginia teen designer Philip Henover, 15, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feas
P. Salomon
Denver
Statin
Robert Lackster
Detroit
G. ©. Hughes
Homerville
Bible Thought and the Gospel Call Across the World
A religious note reflects on Mark 16 15 Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature and considers how the Gospel message is carried by human effort. A Webster quote remarks on the reading age and the preaching of spiritual improvement through living examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Webster
Spore at Westminster Elmer Brengie Speaker at Church of God
Elmer Brengie spoke Wednesday evening at the Church of God, Westminster, during the monthly meeting. Mrs. Clarence Wolfe led the service with guest singers the Misses Dorothy and Betty Hoch Ena. The Easter donation fund was sent to support De F. Delia Gilbert’s medical mission to India this fall. Carroll County Vital Statistics report 40 births and 57 deaths in April, with cases including chicken pox 1 measles 30 pneumonia 14 scarlet fever 8 tuberculosis 13 whooping cough 26 and tru mp s 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spore
Westminster
Elmer Brengie
Frederick
Tat Church of God
Westex
Mis
Breogie
Maxcon
Clarence ‘Wolfe
Dorothy
Betty Hoch
Ena
Maryland
de. F.delia Gibert
Uniontown
India
Carroll's
Carroll County
Artot County
Tollows
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Teere
Buz
Next
Service
NEA Service
GOV. Nice
Stamp News
Byl
Inert
U. S
Benjamin Franklin Memorial
A Washington Philatelic Agency
George Washington
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
San Marino
Lincoln
NEA Service, Inc
National Air Mail
Morris Fishbein
Journal
American Medical Assa and Hygeia
the Health Magazine
Sue
N. A. Lufburrow
St. Pierre
Nnilk
A. A. Lough
Market St
Frederick, MD
Carroll County School Board
Bruce Catton
Philip Henover
Fall Church
13Th St
Albert C. Palmer
James E. Doll
South Market St
Iowa
Caine
Dash
Haines
Commercial Bank OF
Rederick
Fort Deposit Insurancek
Corpraion
Bible Thought
NISI
Frederick County
Meredith E. Groshon
Howard Hollingsworth
Ray
Ellis C. Wachter
E. Perrott
William M. Storm
Edward S Dhaplaine
Hood College OF
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank OF Frederick
Wood College of
Farmers& Mechanics National Bank of Frederick
Hood College OF Frederick
Henry L. Stahr
Raymond TI. Ford
G. ED Myers
G. ED. Myers
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