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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1937
Page
2
The Home for the Aged on Record Street announces its annual Donation Day to be held Thursday. Gifts of food, money, linen, and other household items will be collected all day as residents, managers, and patrons expect direct contact and hearty county participation.
The article gives practical tips for cleaning including cooling grease with ice water to harden it and prevent wood absorption. It advises picking up broken glass with dampened absorbent cotton and treating stains such as beg sugar blood cheese fish by dabbing with cold water, emphasizing local housekeeping techniques.
Washington date uncertain. The article notes a rift within the Republican Party between ex-President Herbert Hoover and ex-Candidate Alfred Landon. Hoover is described as the more powerful force in party machinery, able to influence a large bloc on the national committee, while Landon’s capacity to sway the group is limited. The piece discusses the potential mid term convention, Hamilton’s role, and the uneasy alliance among Hoover loyalists and the national committee.
A preliminary come-aleve speech targets Republicans and the New Deal, framing Landon as standard bearer and leader, with Hoover as the conservative contrast. The piece notes a possible shift in party stance before the convention and cites political imagery and future event plans.
The Three F s class of Walkersville LutheranSunday school held a Wednesday evening meeting at Mrs. Joseph Flickinger s home with nineteen members and one visitor. Program by Carroll Harp and Elvin Gross included songs readings and prayers. business session led by Mrs. Glenn Zimmerman. toll call response and benediction. The guest box winner was Mrs Harp s guest Mrs. John.
Roy Gore, night watchman at the Pigeon Lake CCC camp near Drummond Wisconsin, spotted a shadowy figure after curfew and lunged to halt intruders. He tackled the intruder and found himself grappling with a black bear that charged in the dark.
Chinese bombing planes hit Japanese positions on Shanghai's northern fringe as Chinese infantry fend off repeated Japanese offensives. An army spokesman said the Japanese drive slowed after six days of heavy fighting with about 160,000 troops along the Shanghai front.
Maurice Duperrey of Paris president of Rotary International arrives in Miami for conferences with U S civic club readers. He will attend meetings in Chicago Ontario Canada and New York before returning to France.
In urban streets a clash between Chinese and Japanese groups erupted into hand to hand fighting. Police intervened to break up the confrontation as bystanders looked on with concern.
Tokyo October 25 General Baron Sadao Araki former War Minister who led Japan in Manchuria 1931 33 urged striking Russia to curb Communist influence in the Far East He sits on the Premier's advisory council and has long pushed a stern anti Soviet policy.
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