The Daily News Notes Editorial Admission Error
A Frederick Maryland newspaper item reports that the Daily News acknowledges a correction in the opinion columns. It states no tort or description was communicated and addresses the issue without harming any person or corporation.
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O'Neil Houghton Nuptials In Frederick Seen In September
A recent Frederick wedding on September 13 at the Church of St. Dominic united Carolyn Bagwell Houghton of Northfield and James Edward O'Neil Jr. of Faribault in a high nuptial mass. The bride, a University of Lyons graduate, teaches languages at Carleton College, while the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Edward O'Neil of Faribault, studied at Shattuck Military School and Georgetown, with a MIT course. The couple will reside in Faribault, Minnesota.
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Linn
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James Edward O'Neil, Jr
Faribault
Sfrin
Church of St. Dominic
University of Lyons
France
Herbert Pierrepont Houghton
Houghton
Carleton University
Minn
Mr. O'Neil
James Edward O'Neil
Shattuck Military School
Georgetown University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Washington
W. Harry Haller
East Second Street
O'Neil
Funny money debate in pension plan stirs California
On Friday September 30 1938 the California Bankers Association warned that the proposed pension plan funding notes lack money characteristics. They say the papers merely grant a weekly two cent tax payment and cannot be treated as warrants or money. Banks therefore doubt merchants will accept them in trade, making the joke seem complete.
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California Bankers’ Association
Pacifo Coast
California
What does totalitarianism mean in Europe and America
The term refers to a state demanding total control over citizens lives and thoughts. In the United States government is seen as a servant of the people, with laws to regulate conduct but limits on private life. Totalitarian rule may enforce discipline yet provokes discontent among independent minds.
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Europe
Germany
Remembering with Tears in Queen Elizabeth's Tomb
The piece recalls the ring of Lord Essex buried with Queen Elizabeth in Westminster Abbey. Essex loved the queen, who pledged aid if trouble struck. After Essex's execution, enemies intercepted the ring, and both ring and memories were buried with Elizabeth. It reflects enduring sorrow and missed possibilities.
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Westminster Abbey
Lord Essex
Essex
Ring of
NEA Service
Present British poet laureate born before Russo Japanese War
The poet laureate who wrote a quatrain to Prime Minister Chamberlain was born 30 years before the Russo Japanese War. He authored four lines of verse to the Prime Minister. He was born in the year 1864.
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Britain
Chamberlain
Bible Thought and Quote by Pume
Psalm 67:7 blessing theme with a note on influence and sympathy attributed to Pume. Ends of the earth mentioned as fearing him. concise devotional quotation from religious text.
Maverick Haller wedding planned in Frederick NJ
Miss Ruth Newell Maverick will wed Mr Hugh Kenneth Haller on October 15 at the Maverick home in Frederick. Rev Robert Lee Bull Jr will officiate. Attendants include Miss Fontaine Maverick and best man Charles Stewart. The couple will reside in Buffalo after a wedding trip.
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George M Maverick
Elmore Avenue
Elizabeth
Hugh Kenneth Haller
Buffalo
N.Y
John St. Haller
Frederick
Fontaine Maverick
Charles Stewart
Robert Lee Bull Jr
Trinity Church
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Maverick
Vail-Deane School
Hollins College
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Syracuse
Maury Maverick
Johns Hopkins
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard Law School
Kenefick, Cook, Mitchell, Bass and Letchworth
Freder ick Local Items 1838 1918 and WWI notes
Selections from The News column recounts historical Frederick items. Funds raised for yellow fever relief totaling 603 dollars with 403 to Jacksonville and 200 to Decatur. Obituary for William P Allnutt at 78. Buffalo Bill signature received by Ernest Helfenstein. 1918 parade for Liberty Loan raises over 500 thousand dollars. War news notes Twenty Ninth Division actions and a local wounded private Grover C Schroyer. Local motorist license revocations and cotton blossoming with Albert C Palmer sending home proof.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Decatur
Ala
William P. Allnutt
Licksville
Ernest Helfenstein
William F. Cody
Liberty
Emory L. Codhentz
Albert G. Towers
Baltimore
Corp. Walker
Cachateau- Thierry
General Ferseings
Hindenburg Line
Grover C. Schroyer
France
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Spartanburg S. C
Women Home Missionary Society meeting in Cumberland
Frederick residents attended the quarterly meeting of the Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Frederick district, with Mrs Moe Etchison presiding and Mrs Joy Elmer Morgan delivering the main address. Rev. Dr. Meeks spoke on unification of American Methodism and several local residents attended.
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Women's Home Missionary Society
Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moe Exchison
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Society
Joy Elmer Morgan
Baltimore
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Benjamin W. Meeks
Calvary Church
Etchison
Meeks
Gilmore R. Flanti
Raymond J. Ford
Ernestie. Webb
Casper E. Cline
George W. Peters
Mind Your Manners Quiz from Public Service Notice
A public service item presents etiquette questions on shopping manners and handling complaints. It answers that complaints should go to the department manager or complaint desk rather than sales staff, smoking while trying on dresses is improper, and good breeding avoids impressing others. it also suggests stepping aside or walking with friends rather than blocking sidewalks.
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Copsright Nea Services. Inc
Today in History Anniversaries and Births and Deaths
A compilation of notable birth and death dates for historical figures from 1762 to 1936, including Nathan Smith, Samuel P. Hildreth, William Weightman, Jacob Estey, Samuel S. Cox, Cyrus Northrop, William Wrigley Jr., and others. It also notes events such as J White's patrol action, the 1800 Franco-American treaty, and 1812 Alaska fort establishment, plus editorials on Wilson draft numbers and Roosevelt armistice call. The piece ends with brief personal tributes and a caution about romantic risks for the day’s natives.
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Conn
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Marietta
Ohio
Methuen
William Weightman
Philadelphia
Jacob Estey
Brattleboro
Hinsdale
N. H
Samuel S. Cox
Ohrother New York
Zanesville
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
Ridgefield
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago
John White
France
United States
Alaska
Ross
Bodega
Cal
William T G. Morton
Boston
Bristles From North China Dominate Global Toothbrush Supply
Washington reports on September 30 that most bristles used in toothbrushes worldwide originate from North China, highlighting the region as the primary supplier in the global market.
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China
Washington
World
North
Manhattan notes mix odd bits of culture and crime
A collage from New York features blind beggars with World’s Fair licenses, Ernie Florite’s recorded last thoughts suite, radio host Margaret Speaks, and a tale of pink snakes in Connecticut. It surveys Broadway’s past favorites and Mae West’s defiant career choices amid varied cultural chatter.
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Manhattan
Ernie Florite
Margaret Speaks
Westchester
Margaret
Dave Denis
Armand Denis
Denis
Belgian Congo
Connecticut
Hom
American Museum of Natural History
Nis
Osgood Perkins
Alfred Lun
Point Valaine
Judith Anderson
Helen Menken
Henry Hull
Ruth Gordon
Ethan Frome
Leslie Howard
Katharine Cornel
Conway Tearle
Helen Hayes
Wallace Ford
Grit and Purpose to Mend Things Quickly
A short verse by N. A. Lufburrow urges readers to stop moaning about troubles and take action. It emphasizes grit and purpose as the forces that repair difficulties and drive fast progress.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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