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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1937
Page
3
JOAN DURHAM AP Feature Service Writer notes that maillot one piece swimsuits dominate this season with varying back ties and strings to aid tanning. Fabrics include wool, cotton, silk, rayon, jersey and rubber, with colors blue, brown and white popular though white may stain in chlorinated pools. Capes coats and beach bags match the new swimwear trend.
A fragmented report discusses delaying punishment for children to consider psychological moments and better guidance. It notes concerns about fairness, conduct, and long term effects, with reference to reintegration, restraint, and parental reactions.
Fragmented text discusses self-righteous mood and readiness to listen. It notes a Dane and emotion, calmness, and a reference to an approach and mint. The source is unclear and partially garbled with copyright notes from Tet NEA.
Report from London dated May 23 notes Sitlown strike miners still occupying property as negotiations continue over wages and a promised program. The scene involves hundreds of workers and company representatives seeking a settlement and possible wage concessions.
A South Bend Cincinnati to Atlanta Louisville and Nashville Railroad freight train derailed near Gaeluock tonight, killing Vaze Elum thirty of Lac A and injuring five other crew members. No passengers were aboard.
A Warren man writes to the Eric Pennsylvania police chief claiming the No Parking signs are too high for a stranger to see from the air and asks why they cannot be lowered. The letter questions visibility and asks for a change in sign placement.
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