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Frederick Maryland daily newspaper policy notes Associated Press use rights and correction procedures The notice explains editorial standards requiring real names for communications and states post office entry as second class matter by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company.
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DAR Chapter Plans Annapolis Fall Meetings Luncheon
Officers and members of Frederick Chapter D A R prepare for a luncheon and a series of meetings in Annapolis next Tuesday under Maryland State Society auspices. Events include a 10 30 a m State Board session at the State House and a 12 30 p m luncheon at Carvel Mall followed by a 1 30 p m session for state society committee chairmen.
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Annapolis
Maryland State Society
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State House
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Pifcers
Carvel Mall
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Clary
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J. P. Feiser
National Defense
Francis H. Markell
Miriam Feely
Charles L. Mullen
Eleanor H. Tull
Jane Zimmerman
Pearl Eader
Cumberland
National Defense Committee
U. S
Parsons Newman
James H. Harris
Frederick County
Francis H. Mar‘kell
Markell
National Society
Frank Madison Dick
Tales Out of East Describes China Russia War Supplies Pact
A Shanghai dispatch via Domei claims China and Russia are negotiating a secret treaty to arm China with a vast war material package. Reported items include 300 airplanes, 100 anti aircraft guns, 200 field guns, 20,000 artillery shells, 150,000 rifles, 60,000,000 rounds, 100 tanks, 1,500 armored cars, 5,000 horses, 2,000 cars, and 2,500 motorcycles. The piece speculates on motives and possible Japanese censorship to bolster support for Northern China aggression.
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Letters to Editor Appeal for Frederick County Children's Aid Drive
A letter to The News urges Frederick County residents to donate 5000 for the local Children’s Aid Society. It praises two decades of work, highlights leadership by Mrs. Michael Pue, and proposes a permanent endowment funded by wills or memorials. The writer notes strong ties to Maryland and calls for broad public support to secure vulnerable children.
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Children's Aid Society
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Maryland Children's Aid Society
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Michael Pue
Frederick County
Henry Watson
Baltimore City
Wight Guests Visit Frederick Area Family
Frederick notes tell of Ira E Wight of St. Louis visiting Mr and Mrs Ira E Wight near Urbana with a stay in Frederick. Other items mention Mrs Paul Michael hosting a card club followed by bridge and luncheon at Virginia Care Coffee Shop. Dr Sigmund Novak to reside in Adamstown after marrying Estelle Marie Wills in Ellicott City. Numerous local visits and trips are logged including Hood College faculty attending a cabinet meeting in Baltimore and birthday plans for Lila Chichester.
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Hiagerstown
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Hagerstown
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St. John's Episcopal Church
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Charles Lewis
Frank Watson
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York, Pa
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Oak Hill Avenue
Maryland Children’s Aid Society plea for county children care
Katharine T. Kirwan executive secretary calls for support of the Public Department to extend services to children not eligible for Social Security aid. The appeal, dated Sept 30 in Baltimore, emphasizes county children needing care through the Maryland Children’s Aid Society and its local branches.
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County GOP nominates fall ticket in Frederick
Fifty and twenty years ago today Frederick Republicans met in City Hall and nominated Milton G. Urner for State Senator Alonzo Benner for Sheriff and Edward Seichleberger for State's Attorney The county commissioners named Arnold Vanfossen as judge of election for Frederick Precinct 4 to succeed Lawrence Bentz Mr Hoffman purchased the 75 acre farm of Mrs Creeger near Daysville for 1300 dollars
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Frederick Precinct
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W. F. Hoffman
Eliza Creeger
Daysville
Time changing at Annisiton National Guard camp 1917
Time changes at the Annisiton National Guard camp as the 115th Regiment replaces the old Maryland Brigade. Captain Munshower leads Company A with Lieutenants Marsh and Smith. Major Markey becomes chief machine gun instructor. YMC A talk by William Morriss draws big audience. Baltimore visitor Daniel Baker noted. A Baltimore trolley crash injures Oliver Kraut. car motorman Austin Mantz escapes. Loudoun county and Frederick Bridge Co elect directors Joseph Baker Lowenstein Winebrewer Haller Baker McDivit.
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Joseph D. Baker
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Holmes D Baker
Joseph McDivit
Miss Gras Guest From Montreal In Hagerstown
North Market Street resident Miss Leona Palmer hosted Miss Gilberte Gras of Montreal over the weekend. Gras departs for New York before returning to Montreal, after which she plans residence in Paris, France for four years.
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Madelyn Harper
Robert Ritchie
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Thelma White
Monica Haller
New York School of Social Service
Mrs. W. Warry Haller
East Second Street
Alumnae Weekend Dates Set At Hood College For November
The second annual Alumnae weekend at Hood College is planned for November 12, 13 and 14. The committee is led by Grace N Brown, with assistants Katharine Dutrow Sam W Maples G Harris Stauffer and Mary Grace Helfenstein alumnae secretary. The last year's schedule is trimmed to allow more discussion and time with visiting faculty and friends.
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Grace N. Brown
Sam W. Maples
Katharine Dutrow
G. Harris Stauffer
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Weekend Guest Etiquette
A reader quiz from NEA Service on proper hostess duties questions five scenarios. It asks about informing guests of activities, who pays station taxes, extra blankets, bringing hangers, and stamps. It notes preferred invitation wording and provides the official answers: yes for activities, hostess pays or pre-pays taxes, yes for extra blanket, yes for hangers, no for stamps.
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Harlem Nightlife Shifts as Salons Move Uptown and Broadway
Harlem nightlife eases its grip as clubs migrate toward Broadway and Times Square. Notable venues like Cotton Club and Savoy court visitors from downtown and abroad, while performers such as Cab Calloway and Duke Ellington draw crowds. The Big Apple dance craze spreads through stores and campuses, reshaping New York’s nocturnal scene.
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Katrina novel by Sally Salminen reviewed as vivid regional tale
A Book a Day reviews Katrina by Sally Salminen, a Nordic tale from the Aland Islands. The story follows Katr ina a farmer's daughter who marries sailor Johan and endures poverty, building a steadfast life. Salminen, a native of the Aland Islands, portrays enduring courage and devotion in a harsh world, with translation by Naomi Wallard.
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Brain teaser and trivia from a historical page
A mixed set of items presents trivia on presidents Roosevelt Harrison and Buchanan plus church baptism and capitals. Also includes nautical terms and a word riddle about reversing a word meaning wagon to obtain a length and a math puzzle dividing 1492 into parts with fixed ratios.
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Wars That Worry Folks Stay Long in Spain and East
The piece notes ongoing conflicts in Spain and eastern cities with no end in sight. It describes a mess and distress from prolonged fighting, suggesting neither side shows willingness to conclude the bloody battles.
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