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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News presents local news from Frederick and surrounding area with standard corrections policy and author name requirement. Readers submit statements only with real names. anonymous opinions are not published.
The powerful rules committee moves to investigate un American propaganda with focus on Nazi and Bund influence in the United States. Debate centers on distinguishing free speech from subversive acts as calls for training camps and incitement are weighed against rights under the Bill of Rights.
The piece argues that major revivals arise when national spiritual life sinks to its low point, citing the 1857 revival that converted about a half million people and revived churches. It urges modern believers to replicate this pattern through earnest prayer and faith, noting widespread 19th century church renewal.
The Maryland Unemployment Compensation Board announced new coverage for 30,000 additional workers in firms with four to seven employees, expanding eligibility to July 1. Payroll tax and wage reports from about 6,000 small employers must be collected, with field workers urged to assist. The board laid off 22 temporary staff, leaving 398 employees, while total covered workers rise to about 205,000.
Reading through old Frederick columns noting Unionville building activity a creamery and ice house near New Market fire at Quinny barn by lightning and a runaway horse near Middletown. May term court opens with few trials and liquor transport rumor from railroads. Piano recital at Hood College and Parson Newman among nine Virginia students chosen for officers training camp at Camp Saver Greenville.
Sunday School at St Timothy's announced an Easter program to be repeated Friday at 7 p.m. in Stay 20 chapel. Parents and friends invited. the service aims to showcase pupil work and raise funds for improvements to the Sunday School room, with 72 pupils and 14 teachers present at the regular session.
A compact teaching note on misused terms and pronunciation. Highlights include avoiding awful and appreciating, pronouncing third syllables, and a vocabulary tip: use a word three times to own it. The Daily Lesson emphasizes adversity as hardship and cites Ovid on friendship tested by misfortune.
A biblical reflection contrasts fear of death with the idea that death may be the greatest good. The verse notes Rehoboam's burial in the city of David and Abijah's succession, paired with a quote from W. Mitford on death's paradoxical value.
Kathryn E. Ely of Thurmont, via attorney Reno S. Harp, receives an absolute divorce from husband John C. Ely and may resume her maiden name Kathryn E. Postner.
The Shenandoah Apple Blossoms Festival in Winchester ended with a deficit near $300, according to Treasurer H. Clay DeGrange. The event showcased local crafts and apple blossom celebrations, underscoring financial shortfalls amid spirited community participation.
A stirring sermon on The Social Value of Prayer drew church members as the Sunday school reported 340 attendees with 143 men in Leaders Bible Class. The class gave 275 for missions and plans Old Veterans Day with Jacob P. Hesson and Chas W. Zimmerman.
Bruce Catton notes the Chautauqua movement's rise from a summer lecture course to a national cultural program. Gay MacLaren, a former performer, chronicles its growth with sympathetic insight and gentle humor. If you enjoyed Our Times or Only Yesterday you will likely like this biography of a distinctly American institution.
A blaze destroyed the large packing plant of Glaize and Winchester in Winchester Virginia injuring one person. Damage about 328 500 with crates barrels graders spray materials and equipment lost. A crater car on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and rails on a spur were damaged. The firm previously lost another packing plant years ago on North Cameron Street.
Dr Morris Fishbein describes progress in infantile paralysis care and orthopedic rehabilitation. Hospitals now offer underwater therapies, surgical options, and specialized equipment for muscle and nerve repair. Cooperation among orthopedic surgeons neurologists and pediatric infectious disease experts improves diagnosis treatment and prognosis. A May 26 tour by Walkersville Woman's Club will visit four improved homes to showcase these advances and home improvements.
Q and A on traditional bridal colors and engagement announcements. Guidance covers paying, bouquet choices, timely RSVP, and compiling guest lists, with emphasis on first marriages and large church weddings. Copyright MEA Service.
A compact list of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays includes figures such as William H. Seward, Elizabeth Peabody, Thomas Picton, Levi P. Morton, Cyrus Hart McCormick, and Cyrus Hart McCormick again with early 20th century dates. Also notes Denmark abolishing slavery, Joan of Arc canonization, and Roosevelt disarmament moves. Horoscope urges caution in self-promotion, seek aid for others, and temper pride.
Mr Brown hired an auto to Los Angeles twenty miles away and back for eight dollars. A friend joined for four miles each way, adding four miles to the trip. The driver charged an extra three dollars for the friend. If the friend had paid his equal share, would Brown have lost or gained? Answer on Last Page.
New York gossip and observations from George Tucker dated May 16. The column notes actors stumbling over lines, a revival of The Circle with Grace Geer, and a host of show business tidbits. It mentions Mel Graff, Carl Hubbell contracts, a Viennese lookalike, and quirky anecdotes about film, theater, and Hollywood life.
A poem questions where a remedy for war can be found and challenges the idea of peace while noting war’s continual presence. The piece shifts abruptly to practical advice about cleaning piano keys with alcohol on oak cloth, creating a jarring juxtaposition between conflict and maintenance.
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