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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1938
Page
2
Classified notice from The Daily News republication policy stresses authorship and real names for opinions. The notice warns against publishing statements about corporate character without author attribution and requires consent for name publication.
President Roosevelt argues boosting national income to 60 billion dollars annually is key to solving government finances. He notes current estimates at 56.1 billion with annual 80.0 billion peak in 1929 and suggests weather, fashion, and seasonality disrupt output. Proposes incentives like 25 percent off-season discounts and tax incentives for regular operation to keep factories and farms active and maintain employment.
Local residents share recipes including Cheese Straws made with Bisquick and grated American cheese baked in a hot oven and Lemon Pie with lemon juice rind yolks sugar milk and flour baked to a slow finish. Both recipes credited to Mrs Walter F Zeigler.
A short puzzle item notes that one word per sentence is misspelled or ungrammatical. It lists twelve crows siteing and other errors such as neccessary, EgypLans, compunication, hier gliphics, intermedianes, don't, coax and fel.
A brief item cites Samuel and Claudian on mercy, then states Russia has 243,709 collective farms with 18,300,000 households or 93 percent of all Bananas in the country, mixing scripture quotes with a statistical claim.
Governor Ritchie defends three year road program against partisan critics. He outlines Maryland’s road conditions, past waste, and efforts to rebuild with federal aid, planning surveys, and three focus areas: finance inventory and traffic. He cites projects from Baltimore to Havre de Grace and Frederick to Hagerstown as examples of progress.
Frederick column reports Joseph Cronise elected president of the Frederick town Savings Institution with Judge John A. Lynch joining the board. Fragments describe courthouse railings salvaged as souvenirs, a cracked Lutheran church bell at Woodsboro, and 1918 coverage of John Barleycorns reign ending at midnight as crowds react to Prohibition era changes. Census of Frederick County schoolchildren ages 6 to 29 slated under Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer. Seven occupants of the Routzahn car escape injury after hitting a cow on the National Highway Bear Bear.
A breezy survey of spring in Frederick area covering maple blossoms and warmer days, state of fruit crops, water and road plans, and local politics. Reports mention mayoral activity in Baltimore, Stoner's re election in Thurmont, and county agricultural programs. Also notes on a new city directory, Rotary leadership, and air mail exposition coming May first.
A wide array of Maryland political gossip centers on gubernatorial aims, possible Senate candidates, and party feuds. George Norris, Charles Delmar, and Curley Byrd figure in jockeying for position with Howard Jackson stubbornly in the race, while Brice Clagett seeks a federal judgeship as connections to McAdoo and Wilson loom large.
Today in history and notable birthdays highlight figures from Francis Xavier de Laval to William Crane and George Washington. The list notes births, deaths, and milestones across centuries, plus a horoscope forecasting a day of shifting mood and professional luck.
In New York on April 20 George Ross profiles Sally Rand between show appearances at Casa Maenana. The piece paints her as energetic, publicity savvy, and restless, detailing her career from Sadie Thomasor to September Morn, her wealth from farmland and estates, and her influence on New York nightlife and labor issues.
Daily lesson highlights correct usage and pronunciation. Focus words include whimsical, dubious, doubtful, and vacuum with tips on spelling and stress. Noted misused phrases and a quote by Sir William Terence (Terance) on genius.
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