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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland publishes news dispatches and local content under Associated Press rights. It notes correction policies, letter publishing rules, real-name requirement, and postal classifications for Second Class matter.
In a Saturday broadcast from two European fronts Italy and Germany, Col Randolfo Pacciardi warns that liberal currents in Italy resist dictatorship and may topple it. Dr Ernest Wilhelm Meyer, ex German envoy secretary in Washington, says Aryan Germans oppose anti Semitism and foresee a voice for dissent. He argues one party rule breeds hypocrisy and will collapse, expecting Germany to rebound to former freedoms.
A columnist questions waning public enthusiasm for the big league game amid world events. He notes poor training showings by the Sox and Bees, mentions an Omaha school plan to teach baseball to boys, and muses on a changing age eroding a national mythology around the sport. The piece ends with a reflection on modern times.
A short Q and A style exercise lists five statements. It asks which are true or false and includes a garbled final line about weddings in the United States and a stray word.
Local resident shares recipes including Meat Loaf with ground beef veal onions corn flakes raisins eggs mustard mayonnaise cheese and bacon topping plus Stuffed Baked Shad with a parsley dressing. Also included is Hollandaise sauce using butter yolks lemon juice and Worcestershire as prepared by Mrs C C Sparks of 114 East Church Street.
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No 51 held a largely attended meeting Friday led by noble grand Mrs Letitia Staley. Reports covered the Rebekah State Assembly in Baltimore and decorations conferred on Mrs Mary B Engelbrecht with thanks expressed for gifts and recognition.
A surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs Ida J Null on April 3 at the Raymond Null home near Creagerstown for her 82nd birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Raymond Null and daughter Fay, Miss Bessie M Bell, Mrs Nonia Leng and grandson Junior, Miss Nellie Long, and Mr and Mrs James C Nutt. Also present were Mr and Mrs R W Harrison and daughter Wanda Jane of Brunswick.
Word has been received that G Payson Rowe formerly of Emmitsburg has been elected to the office of Solicitor of St Joseph Missouri. A deed filed today conveys the property known as St Luke s Lutheran church between Frederick and Jefferson to trustees Henry Culler Joan L Renn R R Zimmerman E Caaries Renn and D Milton Culler. Miss Eleanor Abbott daughter of John H Abbott was given a birthday reception at her home.
In a severe winter storm Frederick endured twelve hours without power as sleet and winds blocked streets. Three inches of mixed precip disrupted trolley service, 2000 telephones failed, and cars from Michigan factories arrived just ahead of the storm.
A fragmented regional chronicle notes King Winter awakening as spring slips in, with orchards, roads, and crops facing damage. Local farmers and residents discuss plant losses, road conditions, and efforts to deter further harm, alongside civic plans from Middletown to Frederick and ongoing community developments.
Frederick area clubs and organizations publish a busy calendar with meetings and activities. Highlights include the Frederick Rifle Club electing Robert F. Nicodemus as president, the Elks selecting Clarence C. Carty, and Mrs. C. W. Gregory becoming lodge president. Glee clubs perform at the City Opera House and Future Farmers of America plus other societies note visits and talks. A county collision narrowly injures a student, and a Medford store in Carroll County is praised as the world's largest country store. Weather and seasonal notes close the roundup.
A jumbled excerpt combines remarks by Heten Jepour and Bernard Lichtenberg on singing and publicity, with Marjorie Millis and G Beerkjard cited. It touches on fame value, deception, and media influence amid a noisy mix of names and ideas.
Norman F. Ford of the Francis Scott Key Council Boy Scouts of America travels to New York City for a luncheon at national headquarters while plans for the National Training School for Scout Leaders in Mendaam New Jersey advance. Pack 3 leaders and Cub Scouts organize under Walkersville Ministerial Association, with county churches backing new packs in Frederick.
Committees for a May luncheon were appointed at the North Market Street School Room Mothers meeting on Thursday afternoon at two. Mrs. Kam S. Lambdin presided. Ticket committee chair Isaac Hankey with Homer Simpson and John Lentz. program committee chaired by Alonzo Wachter with William Trout. nominating committee chaired by J. Earl Gilbert with Alvey Rean, Lawrence Bentz, and John Bear Jr. Twenty-eight members attended. play postponed to Fall.
The Always Faithful class of Bethany Lutheran met at Mrs. James Nu's home for its monthly gathering. Mrs. Horine led the meeting with a prayer by Mrs. Null, followed by a surprise party for Ida J. Null who was 82 Sunday. A large group from Brunswick and Frederick attended, with games, songs, and refreshments afterward.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines why feet cause daily troubles inclining to flat feet. He notes high incidence of big toe dominance, variations in toe joints, and hereditary factors. Treatments range from exercise to massage and supports, but self care is limited and complex. A London policeman joke ends the column.
In New York April, a circus revival at Madison Square Garden recalls the Codona family dynasty. Alfredo Codona and Lalo Codona faced fame, injuries, marriages, and misfortune including Lalo’s grounded career and Vera Bruce’s fatal conflict with Alfredo, casting a sorrowful shadow over a once legendary aerial act.
A NEA Service item presents golf etiquette tips. In doubles or women’s play, let partners carry their own bags and take shots that come to them. Allow the woman to serve or drive as appropriate, avoid correcting her unless asked, and treat caddies with standard tipping norms.
A compact history column lists births and deaths and key events from 1738 to 1937. Highlights include Rufus Putnam born in Sutton Massachusetts, Fisher Ames born in Dedham, Maria Cummins born in Salem, and the 1865 Lee surrender at Appomattox Court House ending the Civil War, with further notes on the Dawes Plan and sit-down strikes.
Today's Birthdays Dr. Levering Tyson of Muhlenberg College born Reading Pa 29 years ago Frank O King of Chicago creator of Gasolene Riley born Cashtown Wis 55 years ago EL Gerrish Smith Jamestown RI president National Council of American Shipbuilders born Warrensville Ohio 68 years ago Paul Robeson Princeton NJ born 40 years ago Ex Senator James T Heffin Randolph Co Alabama born 69 years ago Efrem Zimbalist born in Russia 49 years ago Horoscope notes acquisitive ness and fear of loss tied to hour of birth. Lerner cautions outcomes depend on planetary aspects and timing
A letter from N A Luffburrow asks about deteriorating business, hope for return of prosperity, and whether dollars are circulating. He questions when relief will come, if relations will mend, and where to obtain cash or reassurance amid ongoing economic strain.
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