Public doubt on a Berlin ambassador claim about a U.S. oligarch
Senator Nye questions the Berlin ambassador's assertion of an American billionaire ready to fund a fascist coup. The piece notes American skepticism and urges the State Department to obtain and brief the Senate on the details, while defending the concern over given rumors among a small group of wealthy individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
Nye
Dodd
Berlin
Prgrensos
Sion
White House
America
Republic
State Department
Senate
Catholic Review Praises Frederick Newspapers For Crusade Coverage
The Baltimore Catholic Review lauds Frederick hospitality and the Frederick News and Frederick Post for superb convention coverage of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade. It commends their initiative, news value, and metropolitan handling of events, earning praise from visitors and locals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Review of
Baltimore
Frederick
the Review
Frederick News
Frederick Post
LUF S STUFF THE WAY TO LIVE
A short, moral meditation urging living for others not self seeking. The voice argues true life comes from serving and giving, warning that selfishness leads to misses in life. The piece challenges readers to observe day by day who benefits from unselfish acts versus self centered habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lufrurrow
Progress and catastrophe in Casson’s view of civilization
Bruce Catton reviews Stanley Casson’s Progress and Catastrophe arguing the archaeologist contends civilization repeatedly collapses or reverses, citing Rome as example. Casson warns European society is fragmenting amid rising dictatorships, insecure life, and shrinking international exchange, signaling a collapse already underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Casson
British Archaeologit
Harpers
Professor Casson
Hasan
Wandat
Cusson
Casson
Quotes on parole, mercy death, and sports scandals
A collage of quotes features J Edgar Hoover condemning parole as a menace, urging proper reasons for release. It includes remarks by Cistence Darrow on training humane lawyers and Rev C F Potter advocating mercy deaths to spare suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cistence Darrow
C. F. Potter
Humanist Society
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Readings from Frederick’s past show the city waking from Civil War slumber with industry push. The Fredrick Nunosery Company opens with fifteen workers under John L. Johnson of Philadelphia as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Nunosiery Company
John L. Johnson
Philadelphia
Marian Butler
Fil
NOC
Sampson County
N. C
United States
Augustine Lonergan
Connecticut
Thompson, Conn
Henry Gibbins
Knoxville
Tenn
Rt. New, Crncat
MM. Stires
Garden City
N.Y
Norfolk
Allan Nevins
Columbia
Camp Point
James R. Judd
Honolulu
Sigrid Undset
J Todayy
Gold price fears in eastern industry spark mixed business mood
Roger W. Babson argues gold price moves have little real impact on the business cycle. He notes rising output in copper and textiles, strong payrolls and building activity, yet warns of a looming let-down due to European unrest and investor uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Springfeld
Mass
Rivatro
Garlaudians
Antimiemry
Willy
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Chicago
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Canute
Cros
Pub. Financial Bureau
Printing of Pictures Is Subject Of Address
William T. Delaplaine of the Frederick News-Post spoke to Hood College journalism students on the practical challenges of newspaper work focusing on the development and printing of pictures in the news. He noted pictures enliven reporting and discussed half-tone engraving processes used by the News-Post, one of the few Maryland papers with in-house cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Baker
Saonk Rohrbach
Cairman
Bankers' Committee
Leo Weinberg
Middletown
George Edward Smith
Austin Baughman
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Frederickton
Lewis Roelke
Navy
Detroit
Eugene
Rale Timora
Wiliam T. Delaplaine
Frederick News-Post
Hood College
Delaplalne
Ife
News-Post
Maryland
Eddie Cantor
Cival
W. C. Fields
Cantor
Mr. Fields
Wii Rogers
X Nee
Fields
Rogers
America
Theew retail store opens at 12 West Patrick Street
The Lear Roebuck and Company store on 12 West Patrick Street opened to the public at 9 this morning after an informal reception last night attended by about 2,000 people. City Attorney E J Smith opened the ceremony in Mayor Culler’s absence, as spectators stood along the sidewalk watching the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear, Roebuck and Company
West Patrick Street
Culler
Atlantic City
E. J. Smith
Understanding coronary thrombosis versus angina pectoris
The article explains the difference between coronary thrombosis and angina pectoris, noting that thrombosis blocks a heart vessel with a clot causing lasting damage. It describes symptoms like breath difficulty, coughing from fluid in the lungs, cold blue extremities, rapid irregular pulse, and the need for rest and medical supervision. It contrasts prognosis and activity limits for thrombosis versus uncomplicated angina.
Birthday Surprise For Jesse M Smith From Frederick Community
A birthday party Sunday honored Jesse M. Smith of 620 North Bente street with a dinner and many gifts. Attendees included relatives and friends from Frederick Uniontown Oak Orchard Walkersville Hanover Baltimore Union Bridge Sykesville and Mageretowns.
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Jesse M. Smith
North Bente Street
Jesse N. Smith
Nettie Stone
Howard Smith
Mehrl Smith
Frederick
Morrison D. Smith
Uniontown
Gid
Harvey E. Smith
Oak Orchard
Clarence C. Smith
Florence Green
Today in History anniversary list spans notable births and events
A long list records birthdays and deaths of prominent figures such as Stephen Girard Dolly Madison William Fargo Antoinette Blackwell Albert Pope Mother Alphonsa Emile Berliner Christopher Columbus and others. It notes historical events like the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence and early American naval actions with dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Girard
Philadelphia
France
Dolly Payne Madison
White House
Guilford County
N.C
William G. Fargo
Pompey
N.Y
Bufato
Antoinette L. B. Blackwell
Henrietta
Albert A. Pope
America
Boston
Alphonsa
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Lenox
Mass
Emile Berliner
Germany
Washington, D. C
Christopher Columbus
Valladolid
Neplert
North Carolinna
Stephen Decatur
New York
Algiers
Republic of Cuba
Victor Carlstrom Thies
Newport News
London
Bawer
Horoscope for Today Shows Ambition and Care
The reading highlights a fortunate day with strong will and organizational ability. It notes love of nature and land related matters, plus success in dealing with property, while warning against tyranny or selfishness that could bring misfortune.
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Wedding Etiquette
Answers cover when to reply to invitations and proper form of RSVP. It notes ushers may speak to guests and suggests attire for a groom at informal summer weddings. The piece includes alternatives about reacting to meeting a fiancé and humorous asides.
New York Scene Tastes Summer Before It Arrives
In New York on May 20 city sights shift toward warm weather rituals. Beach fun at Coney Island and Palisades Park glitz rise as the Night Line boat sails the Hudson and Central Park hosts lush promenades. Social spots like Tavern on the Green and Rainbow Room hint at summer bustle with entertainments and fashion lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fingngers
Sub-Treasury
Wall Street
Broadway
Gothan
Coney Island
Wax-Works Museum
Duke of Windsor
Wally Warfield
Palisades Park
Sun Valley
Hudson
Albany
Sam Rosoff
Commodore Sam
Central Park
Riverside Drive
Lenas
Green
Claremont
Waldorf-Astoria
St. Moritz
Mercury
Weather and crop conditions in Maryland week ending May 18
Weather in Maryland was slightly cool overall with a normal mean temperature and sunshine about five percent above normal. A tornado near Westminster caused heavy property damage along Littlestown road and downed power lines. Crops show advancing growth with potatoes, pears, truck crops, and gardens in Allegheny Mountain and other divisions progressing well. peas and fruit trees are flowering or setting fruit as planting and fieldwork continue. The American Legion Auxiliary met at Post No. 1 with reports of rummage sale success and Memorial Day parade participation plans.
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Maryland
John R. Weeks
Bite Dalie
Littlestown Road
Westminster
Allegheny Mountain
Collies Park
Jone
Minh
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News
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George VII
J. Edgar Hoover
B. L. Stradley
Ohio State, University
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Morris Fishbein SaAlvor
Journal of American Medical Assn
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Iarth
George Ross
Manhattan
Barry Wood
Wood
Shubert Alley
Abot
Hollywood
Atle+ Aheny
Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Francis Senit
Legion Home
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Bruce Starner
Nol Me Faheney
Earl Gilbert
Mice Elizabeth Howard
Irin
Schroeder Sisters
Sirs
Ray Schroeder
Virginia Ridgely
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