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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1938
Page
4
A 1938 NEA Service piece on early adolescence explains emotional control and self restraint at home. It contrasts American youth with European peers, notes anger and self pity as habitual, and praises mothers guiding children toward self control to shape capable adults.
Budapest reports Hungary reduced about 30 percent of its territorial demands in Czechoslovakia as a compromise proposal to Prague. The government vows peaceful settlement and troops along the frontier could retreat if Czechoslovakia accepts the offer’s plebiscite plan for key districts.
An air circus under the auspices of Francis Scott Key Post American Legion will be held at Detrick Field on Saturday and Sunday for the post’s benefit. The Flying Falcons troupe led by Capt Al Young will perform bombing and stunt flying with parachute jumps and a delayed jump by Archie Seese. Lt Harry Neidig will lead acrobatic flights as two speed races, 25 mile and 15 mile, are featured. Planes are expected from several Pennsylvania cities and Lipps announces the event with subordinate committee help.
A farewell social was held at the local church last Tuesday in honor of Rev Dr Fair. About one hundred persons attended and a short program followed by refreshments. During his three years of service he made many friends who were sorry to see him leave.
The park hosts about 400 deer with badgers foxes hares rabbits and more than 100 bird species. Possession will be given soon to Charles Smith.
Proclamation by the Governor outlines proposed amendments to Maryland Constitution sections on lottery prohibition, taxation of incomes, and judiciary powers. It details submission to voters, legislative approval requirements, and election procedures, citing Acts from 1935 and 1937 and noting approval dates.
Governor Nice proclaims a statewide 1938 referendum on Maryland constitutional amendments. It includes details on circuits judges, incomes tax amendment, and marriage license changes, with publication orders for newspapers in Maryland and Baltimore.
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