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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1935

Page

4

Roosevelt economics split Congress vote on veterans pensions

The August 13, 1935 issue notes a Senate vote of 76 to 0 in favor of restoring full former war pensions and related pay scales. Daniel Hastings of Delaware is cited as a rare conservative Republican breaking with the New Deal. The article discusses the projected $600 million yearly cost and the impact on veterans benefits including Spanish War pensions and disability criteria.

Congress Senate House Daniel ©. Hastings Del Washington Uim Roosevet

Taneytown Union Coop Meeting and Local Notices

Aug 13 Taneytown Saneviega reports the Taneytown Farmers Union cooperative to present constitution and by laws for approval at the Oclock In FP Hall. Notes on local visits, club week attendance, church society activities, and residents visiting relatives follow in a series of small town items.

Saneviega Pou Papmed Edwardes Bie Cinoperative Union A. Hall W V. Preider Southern States Cooperative Taneytown Farmers Union Ness Town TY Alexander Mite Society of Tranity Lathean Churea Wie Wiliam Hamp Baltimore Hamp Ella Magee E. C. Siuerhammer Ethel Littlestown J. Heaton Ellen Hamp Ella Mckee Mra D. W. Garner Mra. C M. Benner Norman Baumgardner Mahlon Fleagle Toledo Ohio Allen Peeser Atlantic City

Germany's Undesirables and Sport Humor in One Page

A historic piece blends a critique of Nazism with a sports column joke about golf. It contrasts Hitler's purge stance with a humorous aside on golfers addressing the ball and venting passion, noting the difference between politics and sport.

Sporisman Jedy Golf

Local Items From The News Aug 13 1888 Frederick

In Frederick County notes a grazing cow in the courthouse yard and a chase as Bartholow outran Constable Main. White Rock visitors Castle and Terpitts staged a prank with a heavy stone nearly striking them. Dairy regulations debate prompts formation of a Dairy News Association with officers listed. A Tamarine station incident notes wine and tobacco damage. Five locals join a juror list after a collision on a Baltimore road. Automobiles driven by Dr William Johnson and W A Hood collide near Frederick. other cars damaged. Rain hampers a Frederick county Methodist meeting at Braddock.

Court House Yard H. M. Main Jobo Barboav Prederick Jali Bartholow White Rock David Castle Sam Terpitts Thomeas Culler Balimores Culler William ©. Johnson W. A. Hood Airy Jahvar Denes Henry Sewell New Market C. L. Kefauver Frederick County Braddock Belzats Smnanning

Change In Blood Pressure And Hypertension Explained

Health column explains systolic and diastolic blood pressure, defines hypertension and hypotension, notes arteries and veins influence, describes measurement methods, and mentions related heart and vessel diseases. Includes local notices about patients and visitors in New Windsor and Baltimore.

Renily

Bible Thought and Psalm Verse Fragments

A short devotional item presents a fragmented meditation on death memory and gratitude drawn from Psalm themes. The text includes religious phrases about death and love, attributed to Madame de Stael in a dated quotation style.

Social notes from Middleburg and area brighten August weekend

Local column lists numerous visits and gatherings across Middleburg, Frederick, Baltimore, and nearby towns. Names include Thema Middleburg Miller Collins Crouse Hyde Sherman Dixon Welty and many cousins, relatives, and friends visiting at homes in Taneytown, Hampstead, Union Bridge, Gettysburg, and Williams Grove Park.

Robert, Miller Union Bridge Wilfred Crouse Samuel Prper Raye Pegts Prederici Efe Jeffrey Hagerstown Carrie Hyde Misa Reta Miller Marion Collina Frank Miler Clarence Claybaugh Carrol Jane Norval Johnson Jean Dorothy Maurice Claybaugh Taneytown Wilbur Delphy Frank Miller Janet Frank Rentzel Charles Raymo Fogie Freddie Sue Ellen Edwina Bowman Mark Walters Charles Bowman Baltimore Middleburg M. E Carnationen Vinnin ‘Bridge E. W. Culp iThose Culp Roy Boone Ethel Keefer Thelma Stitely iMignon Lemuel Kinzey Raymond Johnson Frederick Earl Ruakestraw James Sherman Boaltimore Willem Sherman James Caleman Dimaa Charles Dixon Charlotte Sment Jier Ada McKinney James Welty Elmer Welty Hampstead Mr. Williams Alexis Shriver Belatr, Md Helen Sherman

Vosmik's Suit Settled Outside Court

Cleveland August 12 A 100000 breach of promise suit brought by Miss Minna Bahr against Joe Vosmik Cleveland outfielder and ace of the American League was understood to have been settled out of court. Both Miss Bahr and Vosmik declined to discuss terms.

Vosmik Cleveland Minna Bahr Joe Vosmik Cleveland Ournelder Ace Patter American League Sinday Miss Bahr Vosmiks

Menus of the Day and Birthday Notices

A period piece listing heat wave meals with recipes for Crab Stuffed Peppers and a cold fruit beverage plan. Includes a long birthday gathering notice for A S Butler of Walkersville with many attendees. Also mentions a related court action discussion with Billy Evans and Vosmik marriage proposal details.

Today in History Anniversary Highlights and Births

A compilation of notable birthdays and events dated from 1815 to 1926. Entries include Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Lucy Stone, Felix Adler, Annie Oakley, and others with birthplaces and death dates, plus milestones like the Society of Jesus founding and the first woman Marine Corps recruit.

Elizabeth Stuart Phelpe New England Andover Mass Lucy Stone West Brookfield Maze Boston Martis J. KR. N. Lamb New York Plainfield Isaac FR. Sherwood Ohio Stanford N. Y Ay Teledo Michael 4. Corrigan Newark N.d Felix Adler Society of Ethical Culture Germany Annie Oakley Darks County Fielder Jones Chicago Portland Orig Cortes Mexico City of Society of Jesus Paris Ignatius Loyola Francis Kavier United States Northwest Dewan Manila Marine Corps Washington DB. C

Outing Planned by Grace Reformed Sunday School

The Faithful Circle Bible Class of Grace Reformed Sunday School plans an outing to Fishing Creek this afternoon, leaving Frederick at 8 o clock.

Faithful Circle Bible Clase of Grace Reformed Fishing Creek Fredrick

Nightlife notes drift through Broadway in August

Paul Harrison surveys a bustle of stars and era trends. Mary Pickford buys furs while Carl Van Vechten sports flannel shirts and Myrna Loy has freckles. Jackie Coogan hides in clubs as Morris Gest readies Chauve Souris revival. Elmer Leterman boasts 150 pairs of shoes as Harlem shows near summer siesta.

Paul Harrison New York Mary Pickford Carl van Vechten Snddler Collesi Harvard Yale Princeton Broadway Baronet and Tannis Club Hecht MacArthur Myrna Loy Jackie Coogan Morris Gest Elmer Leterman

Emmitsburg Notes Include Visits and Local Moves

Miss Anna Gililan leaves for Mt. Holly New Jersey for ten days with friends. Mrs. E L Annan Jr. hosts the Tuesday bridge club. J T Gililan and Cleaver More visit the town. Miss Bruce Peppler visits Frederick. Mrs. Robert H Gililan’s family stays with Mrs. Joan Shied at Lincolnius. Dorothy Sanders spends two weeks in Baltimore. King Coen holds a meeting in the council home. Dr D L Beegle moves office to Emmit House and converts it to apartments. The Codori family marks Matilda Codori’s 91st birthday with kin from Johnstown and Pittsburgh.

Emmitsburg Annan Giltelan Mt. Holly N. J Gertrude Lippencott Rhoda Simons E. L. Annan, Jr J.T. Gilelan Cleaver Bruce A. Peppler Frederick Helen Higbee Robert H. Gillelan Marianna Bobby Joan Shied Linuacum Hegnis Dorothy Sanders Baltmore King Coen Council Misa Dorothy Kreh Frederik

Congress At Work With Bills Piling Up

A reader laments the pace and variety of new bills emerging in Congress. The letter questions lawmakers willingness to act and hints at public fatigue while urging a return to normal life and rest from constant legislative activity.

Congress

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