The News and Post Frederick Md 1936 Publication Details
Frederick Maryland edition of The News and Post dated Thursday October 17 1936 lists history as established 1283 and news agencies credit The Associated Press. It includes circulation rates a sample address for 7 AM communications at News W News-Post Building Court St Freder ick Md and notes Audit Bureau of Circulations membership and postal details with editor corrections policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg Co
News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Snr
Frederik
Paris Appraisal of Draft Treaties at End of Conference
The Paris peace conference approved draft treaties with Italy Romania Hungary Bulgaria and Finland but left unsolved issues for a later Big Four New York meeting in November. Votes on Trieste and Danube reflected division, while the conference highlighted the gap between competing world visions and the hope for Russian accommodation.
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Paris
New York
Trieste
Danube
Chamberlain
Bak
Ukeeee Lee
Tito Indemnity Marks Yugoslav Stance On Shootdown Killings
Yugoslavia pays 250000 to families of five airmen killed in unarmed plane attacks but refuses to accept full responsibility or compensate for the lost aircraft. The move signals a tacit admission of fault while preserving Tito's government's denial of liability.
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Marshal ‘Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito
Letter to the Editor criticizes Frederick County Fair exhibits
A Frederick County farmer laments on arrival at the Frederick Fair noting most agricultural displays were removed and the grounds charged 90 cents admission. He objects to carnival shows and outside nude performances, urging local church members and residents to speak up against such entertainment.
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Frederick Fair
Frederick County
Aea
Challenge to Free Enterprise by Roger W Babson
Roger W Babson argues railroads must cut costs and modernize to remain solvent. He cites vapor seasoning, longer lasting rails, and power tools as efficiency measures. He warns government ownership could follow if management fails to act and labor unions gain control.
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Roger W. Babson
Central Wee
U. S
Dane Gorough
Railooads
Isl
Matn-Rway
Japor
México
Pub. Financial Bureau
County Fair Exhibit Sparks Taxpayer Outcry in Clarksburg
In a letter dated October 16 1946 Harry P Williams RF D Clarksburg denounces an agricultural fair display calling it a honky tonk. He argues state funds should support meaningful exhibits from the university and county producers and criticizes the Fair Board for ignoring issues beyond profits.
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Harry P, Williams
Clarksburg
Great Frederick Fair of 1896 Ends After Successful Week
The 1896 Frederick Fair closed yesterday in a record week with receipts and attendance matching last year despite two rainy days. The first issue of The Lesbian Herald by Womans College students is ready. A sideshow worker tried to steal two rings from M A Landis jewelry store on South Market. Public school exhibits won premiums for maps, drawings, and botanical work. About 15,000 people attended via the new electric railroad.
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Frederick
Lesbian Herald
Womans College
M. A. Landis
South Market Street
United States
Minnie Molesworth
Maryland
Helen Mulae
Asia
Edna Mullinix
Africa
Edith Thomas
Nellie Mateny
Ralph Radcliffe
Helen Mullinix
Sadie
Frederick Fair Opens Amid Threatening Skies in 1926
Describes Frederick preparing for the Fred Fair with automobile races on Saturday afternoon. Judges for departments announced. Frederick Bar Association endorses Chief Judge Hammon Urner for re election on November 2. Fire company site purchase urged. Dr Arlington G Horine offers to sell part of firehouse land for about $5,000. Mr and Mrs F B Sappington Jr move to West College Terrace from Braddoch Heights.
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Frederick
Frederick Bar Association
Chaief
Hammmone Urner
Urner
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Arlington G Horine
F. B. Sappington, Jr
Braddoch Heights
West College Terrace
Today in History and Birthdays Chronicle Facts
A collage of historical events and birthdays lists figures such as Richard M. Johnson and Booker T. Washington with dates and places. It notes battles, political events, and organizational milestones including Burgoyne’s Saratoga surrender and the founding of Bnai Brith, with various birth and death details.
Coronary Atherosclerosis and Thrombosis Overview
A health column explains that narrowed coronary arteries can cause chest and radiating pain, with factors including cholesterol and high blood pressure. It notes possible clot formation, the body's ability to form alternative blood channels, and that many patients recover with proper care and rest. It also cautions against self diagnosis and urges returning to normal activity within limits despite anxiety.
Be Your Age Says Dorothy Dix For Women
Dorothy Dix urges women to embrace aging rather than chase youth. She argues beauty rests in character and presence, not cosmetics, and warns against pretending to be younger. The piece extols dignity, tact, and being true to one's age as lasting appeal.
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Dorothy Dix
Granny
Price controls easing as U S stocks rebound
Washington reports from Oct 17 indicate meat controls are removed and more controls will follow, signaling reliance on supply and demand to rebalance. President Truman cites record employment and high production as factors easing inflation, while warning against sudden wage demands and black market distortions.
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Washington
Truman
Dardanelles issue tests US role in world affairs
Washington correspondent notes the United States faces a dilemma over Turkish Straits, arguing U S interests include free waterways and peace enforcement under the United Nations Charter. The piece traces Potsdam proposals, Montreux revision plans, and divergent views of the Black Sea powers versus Western allies.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Dardanelles
U. S
United States
Henry Wallace
Europe
Russia
Latin America
Austria
Danube
Black Sea
Mediterranean
U.S
United Nations
Bordanelles
Potsdam
Truman
Stalin
Att- Jee
Rhine
Britain
Turkey
Bulgaria
Romania
Straits
United Nations Security Council
United Jatas
Japan
Tony De Marco Charts Life From Buffalo to Plaza Elegance
Tony De Marco, famed dresser and dancer at the Plaza Persian Room, rose from Buffalo boot black to nightclub fashion icon. His private life revolves around Sally, his partner in business and romance, while his career features a vast wardrobe, jewelry loans, and a taste for high society fashion.
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Jack O'Brian
New York
Tony de Marco
Buffalo
Tony
Plaza Hotel
Ong
Sally
Renee
Bing Crosby
Adrian
Nettie Rosenstein
Hattie Carnegie
Billy Rose
Ziegfeld Theater
Florenz Ziegfeld
Greatness Hidden In Small Acts And The Scout Story
A short essay on how minor deeds influence large movements. It recounts how a London fog incident involving Mr. W. D. Boyce sparked American Boy Scout beginnings. The piece stresses that daily good turns and faithful routines propel significant outcomes.
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Earl L. Douglass
America
W. D. Boyce
Chicago
United States of America
Babson Newspaper Sync
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Nelson Co
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Boston
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B'nai Brith
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Poland
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Hirohito
John L. Lewis
David A. Robertson
Goucher College
James BR. Garfield
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