The News Early 190 Frederick Daily Edition
The Frederick News page lists publication details for The News in Frederick Maryland with subscription rates, office address, and editorial guidelines. It notes affiliations with Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press and requires real names for letters to the editor. The issue date is October 34, 190, indicating a garbled old-time publication row.
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Great Southern Ptc & Meng. CO
Cory
News News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Jaied Press
Focal News
Frederick
Fall driving hazards in twilight warning from safety council
The Greater New York Safety Council warns motorists and pedestrians to take extra precautions as autumn days shorten.headlight alignment windshield cleanliness and keen faculties are vital as dusk comes earlier and visibility worsens, increasing accident risk in twilight and winter driving.
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Greater
New York City
Gul Jhu
Reyes
Council of Ex Envoys Forms to Guide Foreign Policy
A new council of ex ambassadors from the United States aims to pool experience and wisdom to strengthen American foreign policy and suggest reforms within the State Department. The bi partite group, including John W. Davis and Sumner Welles, plans a nonpartisan approach across GOP and Democratic lines.
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United States
John W. Davis
Charles G. Dawes
Josephus Daniels
Henry Fletcher
James W. Gerard
Sumner Welles
Joseph C. Grew
Hugh Gibson
Joseph E. Davies
William £. Bullitt
Questions and Answers in a Panamanian Jungle Past
A quirky Q A piece presents aliases of the Boorabbees an Indian tribe in Panama jungles famed for Elizabethan phrases from sixteenth century English buccaneers and exclamations Gadzioks and Zounds. It links a 1920 Brooklyn Boston 25 inning game to baseball lore and notes Palestine's mandate history with the League of Nations and a UN trustee plan. It also defines a chronograph as a timing device used in warfare and mentions Bob Feller's speed while clarifying yam as a tuber rather than a fruit.
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Panama Jungles
Boston
Palestine
League of Nations
Britain
United Nations
Veterans clash with housing program and VA reforms
Washington reports the American Veterans Committee attacks the housing program for not supplying veteran homes, charging funds fund non essential building and luxury homes. The W-E-T bill is urged for a special session to pass Congress. In Boston the VFW backs Wilson Wrath as housing expeditor and calls for quick W E T passage. Dr Paul R Hawley defends VA reforms claiming aim to provide top care and beds meet veteran needs despite criticism and bed shortages.
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Washington
American Veterans Committee
AVC
Jane
Wagner-Ellender-Taft
Congress
Senate
House
Boston
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VEW
Wilson Wrath
VFW
Wyatt
Paul R. Hawley
American Legion
Minnesota
Hawley
Veterans’ Administration
Hawtey
Fifty Years Ago Local Moms at the Frederick Fair
Gloomy weather persisted at the Frederick Fair Grounds on the second day as Graceham Yellow Springs and Mt. Zion bands led a morning march. The St Johns Cadets held a drill before the grand stand while receipts from privileges day exceeded last year. A buggy rear wheel was smashed by an electric car on East Patrick Street, and a horse was squeezed between teams. Robert F. Tyler fell 20 feet while threshing a chestnut tree but sustained only minor injuries. Beef cattle are scarce due to West Virginia demand, with prices from 3 to 3 3/4 cents per pound liveweight. East Patrick Street is described as a miniature Broadway with electric cars and crowds en route to the Frederick Fair.
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the News
Graceham
Yellow Springs
Mt. Zion
St. John’s
Clarence Froxell
Thurmont
East Patrick Street
Troxell
Robert F
T. B. Tyler
Rocky Springs
West Virginia
Charged with Larceny and Defrauding Sentenced Five Years
A former local store manager was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for larceny and intent to defraud. He wept as the sentence was imposed. A Lions Club parade and celebration will rope Market Street from Sixth to Patrick Friday before Halloween with prize money of 100 dollars. The Democratic State Central Committee elected William J. Grove as chairman, J. Harry Kennedy secretary, and F. Ross Myers treasurer. Roy L. Mumford of Braddock Heights and Clarence Wollethen of Macon Ga. are on a two week hunting trip in Maine.
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Market Street
Sixth
Patrick Street
Lions Club
Democratic State Central Committee
Wiliam J. Grove
Vhairman
J. Harry Kennedy
F. Ross Myers
Roy L. Mumford
Braddock Heights
Clarence Wollethen
Macon, Ga
Hessler
Maine Woods
Notable historical anniversaries and birthdays today
A history page lists anniversaries from 1644 to 1945 including Willizer Penn the Quaker founder of Pennsylvania born in 1644 and Samuel Johnson of 1696. It notes Francis Lightfoot Lee and Elwood Haynes birthdates, plus Theodore Roosevelt and Wilson events. Birthdays include Dwight Eisenhower and Eamon de Valera among others as well as a fitness note on professional training.
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J.day
Willizer Penn
Pennsylvania
Samuel Joinson
Connecticut
King's College
Columbia University
Guilford
Conn
Dan
Francis Lightfoot Lee
Virginia
Stratford
Elwood Haynes
Portland
Ind
Permanent Court of Argulation
Wace Vidgar
Newsie
U. S
Mexico
Ve Plus Fund
California
Red
New York City
Providence
R. 1
Germany
League of Nations
Moscow
Henderson Fields
Salomons
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
Athens
Greece
London
MacArthur
Tokio
Dwight D. Cike" Eizenower
Europe
Dennison
Tex
Woodrow Wilson
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Fayetteville
N. C
Sumner Welles
New York
Lois Lenski
Torrington
The Ward Way to Victory by Captain Callender
Narrative on Captain John Callender once branded coward for Bunker Hill and later restored to command after Long Island. Washington’s intervention shows two lessons: reform from dishonor is possible but costly, and restraint at Bunker Hill might have avoided public disgrace. Capwright Babson Newspaper Synd.
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Earl L. Douglass
John Callender
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Washington
Boston
Callender
Long Island
Don Callander
Callander
Capwright Babson
Fish Out of Water and the Lufburrow View
The text muses on amphibious life and the fate of fish out of water. It contrasts breathing needs with life on land and hints at identity and conviction cues. It presents fragmented reflections, arguing fixed stance as a guide when in distress, attributed to LUFBURROW.
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Mre
Ita-B
Nowlay
Yikr Ge
Ivor
Lufburrow
Victory for U S diplomacy on Rhine traffic opening
NEA Washington dispatch states France will open Rhine international traffic, expanding free trade among U S Britain French zones and others. Unifying transport and financial systems in four German zones aims to revive wartime trade, fund imports, and cut military governance costs while boosting European recovery.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Get
Rhine
Germany
U.S
Britain
Netherlands
Switzerland
Europe
Danube
U. S
Central Council
Berlin
Potsdam
America
Bremerhaven
Hamburg
Bobbyockers and teen love in Dorothy Dix column
Dorothy Dix offers comfort to mothers of teen girls and outlines a light hearted approach to adolescence. She advises mothers to laugh off the foibles of Bobby-suckers, avoid ultimatums, and gently guide daughters as they transition from childhood to womanhood.
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Mother
Sinatra
Sally
Mamie
Dear Miss Dix Seeks Advice On Love and Infidelity
A reader writes of a married lover with children and a desire to continue seeing him. Bluey answers by challenging the reader to address personal fault and broken commitments before seeking further romance, urging self examination over breaking up a home.
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Miss Dix
Sam
Ime
Bluey
Pernicious anemia outlined by doctor in NEA service
Dr O Brien explains pernicious anemia affects stomach and brain, noting lack of hydrochloric acid as a forerunner and detailing symptoms digestive issues, age range 30s to 60s, hereditary links, and the need for ongoing bone marrow stimulants via injections or liver extract to supply the missing factor.
Broadway Notes and Big Band Buzz From New York
New York shuffles with star changes as Moone leaves for Paris to film and visa issues. Paul Muni dominates the Alvin Theater lobby during A Flag Is Born and Luther Adler succeeds. Herbie Fields expands in the Bronx with a new ballroom, and Lombardis shifts Island Air focus to Florida Puerto Rico runs. Ziegfeld beauty Cerutti's Dolores still draws whistles, while Freddy Baylavi entertains Carnival crowds with boogie piano. Mickey Rooney and Freddie, now grown, recall old Bollywood days, and grandmothers’ hearing quirks amuse. Meyer Davis eyes three plays and a musical. John Wildberg eyes Jay Jostyn revival. Sammy Kaye auditions Miss Henry and Bess Myerson may lead a gal’s band, with Bermuda winter stock possible underwriter Swain.
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Jack O'Beia
New York
Moune
Barney Josephzon
Uetown
Paris
Paul Muni
Alvin Theater
Luther Adler
Muni
Hollywood
Luther
Bronx
Brooklyn
Herbie Fields
Tremont Terrace
Guy Lombarde
Long Island
Florda
Puerto Rico
Cutarst
Treddy
Connecticut
Freddy
Gram
Meyer Davis
John Wildberg
Jay Jostyn
the Spider
Sammy Kaye
Hifeen Henry
Atlantic City
Bess Myerson
Bermuda
S. Donovan Swain
Maryland
Bermuda Trade Development Board
Pernicious anemia and brain effects noted in medical journal
A medical note by Dr R Wayne Rundles discusses pernicious anemia affecting taste, weakness, muscle atrophy, numbness and cold sensations. It warns that brain and spinal cord symptoms may improve with liver extract, especially in the first four to six months, with recovery depending on damage extent. It also contrasts aging with anemia in memory and mental function.
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R. Wayne Rundles
Swann ideas a 22 week season for one play yearly
Walter Slezak heads to Austria to visit his mother he hasn’t seen since before the war Cary Grant has dominated Radio City Music Hall with twenty films tying a record Laurence Olivier records Henry V highlights for RCA Victor Freddy Martin showcases a diverse musical range writing performing and selling tunes in a new Los Angeles shop
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Swann
Walter Slezak
Austria
Wew
Cary Grant
Radio City Music Hall
Laurence Olivier
Henry Vu
RCA Victor
Freddy Martin
Los Angeles
Rebekah Lodge Holds Semiannual Meeting and 95th Anniversary
The Rebekah Lodge No 51 held its September 27 meeting with all officers present. The session marked the Mary land Rebekah Assembly visitation, featured a candlelight program in pink and green, solos by Mrs. Marmor and Miss Stone, and a new version of Let the Rest of the World Go By. A contest to regain old members concluded with the Pink team winning and the Green team to present a surprise penalty. Refreshments followed.
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Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Maryland
Ethel Renn
Rebekahood
Katherine Marmor
Elsie Stone
Margaret Schultz
Dorothy Putman
Unclear text fragment on ownership and dealer terms
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ownership and dealer terms with scattered codes and alphanumeric strings. lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable subjects to form a complete news item.
Chicago experts to join All-American Tournament at French Lick
C Finley Porter, past president of Chicago unit of the American Contract Bridge League, heads a delegation to the All-American Tournament at French Lick Springs Hotel in Indiana from Oct 23 to 27. The article discusses a bridge hand where a double with a singleton king of clubs proved unsound and risked aiding the declarer.
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C. Finley Porter
Chicago
French Lick Springs
French Lick
Ind
South
East
Declarer
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Korea
Pacific Islands
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