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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1938

Page

10

Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Barren

The piece traces William Wright’s parenting, his early stern discipline, Mary’s shielding, and a growing rift with son Junior. After years of failed connection they adopt a baby, prompting William to seek balance and shared authority, hoping the child will view him with warmth. The closing note mentions The Pope Toledo, a 1904 five-passenger touring car, achieving 100 miles per five gallons.

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Stories In Stamps How the Boy Scout Movement Began

A compact history of Scouting from Baden-Powell’s South African war era to the global spread. It notes Mafeking scouts, uniform basics, and early camp at Brownsea Island, then traces Daniel Beard’s American influence and the formation of Boy Scouts of America in 1910. The text highlights international reach, World Jamborees, and a 1937 Netherlands stamp commemorating the Scout insignia.

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What It Meant The European Lineup

Morgan M Beatty explains European diplomacy as postwar balance of power repeating prewar dynamics. He traces Germany Italy and Hungary beneath a Franco British-Russia entente, noting 1914 style lines reemerge over Czechoslovakia and Sudetenland. The piece frames today’s crisis through historical parallel and mediation efforts.

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Europe Faces Shifting Power as Fascism and Allies Evolve

Military experts note Russia's potential war strength and Mussolini's hope for localized trouble. The piece analyzes postwar ideologies fascism nazism and communism and their power to act quickly. It also highlights a realignment with Turkey showing friendship to Britain after a London loan to Angola and Poland's changed status since 1914.

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Guffey's European Tour and Daring Paris Stopovers

Washington Daybook notes Senator Guffey of Pennsylvania recently returned from a European sojourn as a U S representative at The Hague Interparliamentary Union. He toured Paris, enjoyed Deauville drinks, visited Spain's border, sampled Vichy cures, then proceeded to The Hague for the interparliamentary gathering while observing war mood in Europe.

Preston Grover Washington Europe Senator Guffey Pennsylvania United States Interparliamentary Union The Hague Paris Gurley Deauville Ralph B. Strassburger Norristown St. Jean de Luces Claude Bowers Spain Madrid Amsterdam

Reynolds and Guffey Meet Sailors and Stenographers

Senator Reynolds of North Carolina, confident about re election, greeted three senate stenographers and joked with them at a table. Guffey teased him about Pennsylvania, and Reynolds boasted of Alaska travel and hunting bulls and walrus, noting European hotels offered better service to a senator.

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Frederick County Women Tour New York Trip Highlights

Frederick county women toured New York September 25 to 27 visiting landmarks from Trinity Church to Fraunces Tavern and the Love Church Around the Corner. The group including Mrs. Smith and Miss Etzler toured Rockefeller Center and the National Broadcasting studios and viewed Rembrandt and Rosa Bonheur at the Metropolitan Museum.

New York Frederick County Firestone Margaret Speaks Soprang Frederick Maryland Hotel Wellington Old Trinity Church Holland Tunnel Fraunces Tavern Washington Love Church S. S. Bremen National Biscuit Company George Washington Bridge Schrafft’s Radw City Music Hall Bronx Market Metropolitan Museum of Art Rembrand Raphael Titian Veronese van Dyke Fans Hais Rosa Bonheur Lord & Taylor Rockefeller Center Radio City National Broadcasting Company Babylon Jersey City Agricultural Development Department Baltimore and Ohio Railroad W. R. Smith E Ellen Bowers J. P. Feiser Norman Lease Mary McGolerick John Kelly Hilda Etzle

War Bride Edith Groome Marries French Officer

Mrs. Edith Roberts Groome of Philadelphia becomes Edith Groome Collin after wedding to Lieut Jean Albert Collin of the French naval aviation reserve. The ceremony, tied to wartime mobilization, saw the marriage date moved up as he was called to service.

France Jean Albert Collin Philadelphia Naval Aviation Reserve Edith Roberts Groome

Model towns listed in U.S. governance study

Escanaba Michigan among model towns praised in a report prepared for a motion picture producer. Other listed towns include Kalamazoo Michigan Winnetka Ohio Astrabula Ohio Hamilton Ohio Janesville Wisconsin Columbus Georgia Newport News Virginia Kenosha Wisconsin and Lynchburg Washington.

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North Market street school forms a schoolboy safety patrol

A safety patrol organized at North Market Street School with Miss Louie Freeman guiding in charge Frank HO Levis oversees safety work. Patrol includes Paul Mugaha captain Leroy Barthlow first lieutenant Charles Snyder second lieutenant and other patrolmen who will assist students crossing Fifth and Sixth streets and patrol play grounds and halls.

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