The Daily News 1935 April 2 Frederick MD item
The Frederick Maryland newspaper note outlines publication details for The Daily News, stating it is an independent afternoon paper with Associated Press use rights. It emphasizes real-name authorship for letters and a corrections policy, dated Tuesday April 2 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che News-Post
Court Btert
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
War profits under scrutiny after munitions critique
The Berate munitions sub committee plan drafted by John T Flynn aims to strip profits from future wars to pay for conflict. Critics warn peace schemes changeable by Congress and risk undermining incentives, noting taxes and confiscation could deter investment and distort war financing. They urge staying out of war altogether to avoid costs.
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John T. Flynn
United States
Congress
Uncle Sam
Spanning Views on Spanking Media and Military Training
The excerpt gathers diverse quotes from Rev Fr Martin C D Arcs Garry C Myers and Wail o Hays and Dr E M Hopkins on moral, educational, and military matters. It highlights spiritual activity in the United States as a hopeful sign and debates public opinion on spanking, industry responsibility, and the value of military training as discipline rather than warfare preparedness.
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United States
Martin C D'Arcs
Will Rogers praises Oklahoma and mocks Kansas politics
A letter from Claremore dated April 2 praises Oklahoma’s crops cattle and governor while criticizing Kansas for its Republican governor and for predicting President Roosevelt's downfall. Will Rogers notes Oklahomans’ habit of voting for any party and challenging the opposing side to perform.
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Claremore
Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
Roosevelt
Will Rogers
Daily English Lesson on Misused Words and Phantasm
A compact note teaching daily vocabulary. It highlights common errors such as misusing sight vs. site and the word phantasm as an image formed in the mind. It includes mispronunciation guides for gymnasium and distinctions between mean and mien.
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Gymnasium
Sir W. Raleigh
Local society notes from Harney area record moved families and visits
Harney on April 2 reports Mrs Lovie Ridinger and sons assisting with moving the former's daughter Mrs Walter Monshower from near New Windsor to near Woodsboro. Mr and Mrs George Claybaugh hosted at their home. Mrs Lake Weant and Mrs Clara Weant took a business trip to Hanover. An Indies social featured an orchestra and games after a covered dish meal. Walter Fream and two sons from Gettysburg and Barriest Fream and family from Longville joined Walter Koontz and family near Emmitsburg visiting John Fream. Cousin Lee Smiling Dave and Sunny Mark from York performed sacred music at St Paul’s Church, sponsored by AOE of M order. Mrs James Welty near Taneytown visited her son Earl Welty and family. News of Mrs Ben Hyser’s death near Taneytown last Monday. N J Wolff and Dallas Shriver hosted at Littlestown. Robert Shriver of Washington, D C was a guest. Mrs Katherine Tomsill stayed with daughter Mrs Harry Rilee in Walkersville.
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Walter Fream
Gettysburg
Barriest Fream
Longville
Walter Koontz
Emmitsburg
John Fream
Lee
Dave
Sunny Mark
York
St Paul's Church
AOE
James Welty
Taneytown
Earl
Mis
Ben Hyser
N. J. Wolff
Dallas Shriver
Littlestown
Robert Shriver
Washington
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Local items from the News columns note 45 deeds and mortgages filed in the clerk’s office under an April 1 order. Frank Maiz becomes general supervisor of B and O trains east of Cumberland. Knott named as second assistant postmaster general, a Frederick county native born in New Market in 1929, long-time Democrat and former Baltimore State’s Attorney. Death of Spencer C Jones, former Maryland Senate president, tied to Frederick via law partnership with W J Ross and Baptist pastor Rev James Jones. Tickets selling for Yale Penn baseball at Terrapin Park as Frederick residents seek to see Yale star Harry W Te Gore. Rev Watson E Holley to move to Frederick to lead Trinity MF church South, and Miss Bessie Lydard of Laurel quietly wed in Washington.
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Frank Maiiz
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Canberland
Aleo Knott
United States
Frederick County
New Market
Baltimore
Frederick
Fred. W. Cramer
Spencer C Jones
Maryland Senate
New Orleans
W J. Ross
James Jones
Yale
Irev Watson E Holley
Triinity
MF. Church South
Bessie Lydard
Laurel
Washington
Real Trouble May Be Cause Of Neurosis In Some Neurotics
Doctor Morris Fishbein explains that many so called neuroses may stem from hidden physical issues such as sinus or lung infections or early nervous system disturbances. He outlines multiple types of neurotics, including submissive, ostentatious, and imitation cases, and notes life circumstances like marriage stress and occupational strain may trigger neurotic behavior.
Tar Victim Declares Himself Wrong Man in Feathers
Stanley Waters, a Seattle garageman, staggered into a constable's office claiming he was forced to coat himself with tar and feathers after being kidnapped. Officers say his story indicates mistaken identity and they investigate the alleged incident.
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Stanley Waters
Seattle
Spring Colds Mentioned By Luff Ardent in Verse
In a light verse, N A Lufburrow laments spring colds despite brighter days. He notes warmer weather invites milder moods yet coughs and sneezes persist, wishing germs stay away as people enjoy the pleasant season.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Zonta Club Meeting Discusses World Events and Politics
The Zonta Club held its weekly meeting at Hotel Frederick with president Mrs. Michael E. Pue presiding. Local attorney H. Dorsey Etchison spoke on politics and current international issues, warning about unpredictable future conditions and noting Huey Long's rising following. He predicted limited war in Europe and urged attention to U. S. problems under Roosevelt. Maryland legislators were criticized for delaying key bills. Mr. and Mrs. Etchison attended as the only guests.
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Zonta Club
Hotel Frederick
Michael E. Pue
Bernard Morris
H. Dorsey Etchison
U. S
Huey Long
Mrs. Etchison
Birthday Dinner For Mrs Weller Near Thurmont
A birthday surprise dinner was held at Roy E Weller’s home near Thurmont to honor Mrs Weller. Guests included many local residents from Hagerstown Woodsboro Walkersville and Frederick area. The narrative includes notes on nervousness restlessness and mood changes described as signs of illness.
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Roy E. Weller
Thurmont
Weller
W P Wachter
George Tierney
Evelyn Wachter
Hagerstown
Ralph Flanigan
Noah Flanigan
Woodsboro
Sidney Wachter
Walkersville
Mamie Gaugh
Balthmore
Charles Fox
Frederick
Robert Colliflower
Lester Munshower
Roy E Weller
Catherine Fox
Inez Flanigan
Alma
Eleanor
Eula Weller
Janet Flanigan
Bernard Flanigan
Menus of the Day from Mrs Alexander George
Morning menu notes a chicken loaf stuffed peppers and peach cake. Recipes include chicken loaf stuffing with breadcrumbs milk and paprika, stuffed peppers baked until tender, peach cake with peaches sugar and lemon juice. A dessert option suggests cream or hard sauce.
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Alexander George
W. C. T. U. Meeting Heed At Y M C A
The monthly W C T U gathering at the Y M C A drew twenty members with Mrs G Paxson presiding. Devotional readings, hymns, prayers, and talks followed including health and child welfare plans for April. A hospital update notes Michael E. Pue undergoing surgery in Baltimore and expected to return home soon.
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Thelma Crum
Millard Crimplaylet
Hilda Haller
Edward Lightner
Ethel Nichol
Helen Louise Shipley
Kathleen Beacht
Allen Grumbine
Robert Bott
Lieut. Bott
Bott
CTU
Cora Barrick
Gladys Dennis
Mary
Louise Abrecht
Agnes Fletcher
LT. L
Bertha Rice
Spencer Stull
Mamie Hull
Laura Winsbrewer
George Culler
William Hemp
Frank Suman
Seed expert Pattison guides gardens and nations
In New York Mrs Ethel Ely Pattison, famed seed expert, advises on vitility, climate needs, and disease resistance of seeds for gardeners and national fleets. Her Park Place lab tests flower, fruit, vegetable, and grain seeds for clients from Haiti to Soviet Russia. Helen Ludlam assists with urban window box care and flower troubleshooting for New Yorkers, while discussing common errors in flower care and anecdotal career twists.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Ethel Ely Pattison
America
Departments of Agriculture
Haiti
Siberia
Soviet Russia
Eas
Helen Ludlam
Manhattan
Mrs Pattison
Miss Ludlam
Today In History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdays spans eras from Ponce de Leon and Kosciuszko to Rachmaninoff and Walter P. Chrysler. It lists births, major Civil War milestones, and the first moving picture theater in Los Angeles, followed by a brief horoscope describing domestic diligence and pride amid hard luck.
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Florida
Ponce de Leon
Kosciusko
Washington
Grant
Richmond and
Petersburge
Electric Theater
Los Angeles
John F. Condon
Lindbergh
Brent Cemetery
Reflections on Creation and Praise from Revelation and Niccolò Machiavelli
An excerpted meditation blends a biblical verse from Revelation praising God as creator with a benedictory musing on creation versus learning. The text juxtaposes sacred reverence with a Renaissance note on creation as the essence of life.
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