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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1938

Page

10

O Conor and Nice Propose New Maryland Legislative Council

Annapolis Md Oct 20 Herbert R O Conor Democratic gubernatorial candidate urges creation of a legislative council to prevent governor dominance and boost deliberative efficiency. He backs a council of lawmakers and party leaders, with representation from both parties. In Towson Gov Harry W Nice ridicules O Conors taxation stance citing an article in The Sun and criticizing real estate and sales taxes.

Annapolis Herbert R. O'Conor Advoc Lew Council Maryland Senate Towson Harry W. Nice O'Conor the Sun O’conor Herbert O’conor Gov. Nice

Arabs Held On Site Of Herod's Palace

In Jerusalem on October 20 small groups of Arab prisoners were rounded up and disarmed and herded into a concentration camp on the former Herod's Palace site. The camp sits on Frank Mountain between Jerusalem and Bethlehem, as British forces continued to purge rebel rule from the old city after four days of sniper resistance. Authorities directing operations of 20,000 British soldiers reported generally peaceful conditions elsewhere in Palestine as they extended control in the occupied area.

Jerusalem Old City Frank Mountain Bethlehem Holy Land Coldstream Guards Regiment Palestine

Science's Attitude Toward Cancer Changes In Two Decades

Dr Morris Fishbely discusses evolving views on cancer in a four part series. The article notes fear remains, but knowledge shows cancer is often preventable and sometimes curable. It explains cancer requires constitutional tendency and chronic irritation, not a germ, and mentions vitamins hormones and tar irritation as related factors.

Science Fishbein New Calsa Tha

Reconquest pace urged to restore normalcy in a month

Observers consider the ongoing advance against rebel-held areas, including Bethlehem, as the key to a return toward normal conditions within about a month if the current momentum persists. The report notes plans to occupy all rebel territories as part of a broader strategy.

Tened Bethlehem Christ

Ruth Etting’s Ex Husband Arrested After Hollywood Shooting

Ruth Etting’s former spouse Martin Moe Snyder was detained by Los Angeles police on suspicion of kidnapping and attempted murder after a shooting at Etting’s Hollywood home. Alderman, Etting’s secretly wed two months prior, was badly wounded in the abdomen. Etting and Snyder’s daughter Edith were present.

Martin Moe") Snyder Ruth Etting Los Angeles Hollywood Merst Snyder Etting Miss Etting Edith Ajsll Alderman

Fungal and plant spore study links to cancer research

A discussion notes that spores from a wood fern and cancer studies are important to understand, though not yet directly useful for prevention. It mentions a wood fern producing about 128 million spores with only a single spore potentially forming a new fern.

Daily Lesson in English Pronunciation and Usage

This brief lesson covers common word misuse and pronunciation tips. It explains correct phrasing for carloads of coal and defines carload as a load filling a car. It also notes the proper pronunciation of Ku Klux with emphasis on first syllable as cube and second as up.

Not Solved Farm Problem Says Senator Wheeler

A collection of quotations reflects on economic strains and political opinions. Senator Wheeler of Montana comments on the farm problem while H J Kingler notes fear factors easing and a European war scare fading. Francis Spaulding discusses wealth and legal issues while Elliert Roosevelt contemplates a third term. Mrs Adam Kunze comments on democracy.

Senator Wheeler Montana

Hobbies and Politics in Fractured Texts

An assortment of fragmented lines references politics and public life in New Jersey and beyond. It mentions figures like Postmaster General Farley and a Nar. Commis sioner for Austra, alongside stray musings on hobbies, unrest, and the earth’s interior shifts, all in a jumbled OCR fragment.

Mutable: daily word study invites constant change

A compact vocabulary note urges mastering one word daily. Today’s entry centers on mutable meaning given to constant or frequent change. The quote by Emerson frames nature as a mutable cloud always changing.

Emerson

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