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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News explains its policy on attribution and responsible letters while reserving rights to correct erroneous reflections. It requires real names with opinions and notes the paper is a second class matter at the Frederick post office.
December 3 1934 report warns of rising danger in the Saar region. Voters in January will decide to stay under League of Nations control, return to Germany, or join France. Nazi plans for a putsch are suspected and French troops near Saarbruck en route are possible. The situation marks another perilous European flashpoint as Hitler’s regime tightens its pressure.
The government intends to establish 50 villages across 20 states to house and employ destitute families. They would receive subsistence gardens and cooperative industries, with a system for selling products without harming current workers. The project envisions moving people from crowded cities to rural homes, but would cost billions and face taxpayer opposition.
This daily note reviews common word misuse and pronunciation tips. It covers lay versus laid, radiate, jamb, lamb, and offers synonyms like banquet and festival. It encourages daily vocabulary by learning one word such as fantasy with a Shakespeare quote as context.
Santa Monica December 3 Will Rogers notes the football season winds down with no major events until January 3 when Congress opens. He jokes that Congress offers many free tickets and that Coach Roosevelt has trained in the South with star players. He warns against dissension as players seek glory and calls coaching prima donnas a delicate task.
Among The Sick Miss Nannie M Young East Second Street has rheumatism and arthritis and is improving slowly. Mr Austin M Kine 221 North Market Street has returned home after operation at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore and is improving nicely. Reverend Dr Charles E Wehler in Sinai Hospital Baltimore recovering after two operations. Mrs Weller Miss Margaret Wehler and Miss Katherine Wehler spent Thanksgiving with Br Wehler in New York City and Huntington West Virginia. Miss Margaret Kinter injured in the Urbana auto crash left Frederick City Hospital for Brunswick on Western Express train with parents at bedside. she will recover.
A historical clipping cites Saint Mark 16 16 about belief and baptism for salvation and notes Swift’s remark on concealing belief defects when they cannot be overcome. The brief item presents a theological reference in a periodical context.
The Junior and United Fire companies nominated officers last night with lists of presidents and secretaries, foremen and assistants. Twenty years ago items note tractor wheel-surface tests, pension for ex-judge John C Motter, Santa Claus messages, and a relief fund donation of 300 cases of corn by the Monocacy Valley Canning Company.
Engineer Thomas M. Linthicum reports flood damage rivaling the 1933 disaster in the valley. Roads along Midwn Myersville Wallsville Elser Archer are badly washed, with bridges weakened and equipment damaged on site. Traffic disruptions persist as water levels recede and utilities reset, amid heavy rainfall totaling 1.39 inches on Saturday and forecasts of possible snow.
A Friday butchering at the home of Mr and Mrs John W Barnes near Mt Pleasant slaughtered nine large hogs. Dinner followed at noon. Attending were numerous locals from Boonsboro Rohrersville Frederick and nearby areas including George Benner Oscar Fout Josiah Summers Oliver Dorsey Eugene Renn Arthur Ray Paul Roderick and many others.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports British researchers question rising defectives tied to defintions and lifespan gains. He notes intelligence varies, social function matters, and heredity and environment shape mental capacity rather than a fixed disease, with both dull stock and high IQ families producing varied outcomes.
A collage of quotes on wages prices work and democracy features remarks from Edward Filene T S Stribling H Parker Willis Harry Overstreet Raquel Torres and Gloria Vanderbilt. The excerpts touch on labor value economic change and American cultural direction through a mix of critique optimism and personal opinion.
In Arcadia Florida a family began selling rattlesnake meat from a can by the Ends, expanding to a nationwide business. New York sources note Louis Ru Inc. imports and sells snakes, birds, and other exotic animals, with prices for lions around $1,000 and chimpanzees up to $1,200 after training. A mix of pet shop sales and private menageries drives demand.
Today in history notes key birthdays and events from 1755 Gilbert Stuart to 1893 Colorado women’s suffrage. It lists figures like Henry A Wise, George B. McClellan, James G. Fair, Phoebe Hearst, Oberlin’s opening, and Illinois statehood plus contemporaries Newton D. Baker and John Bassett Moore reflecting on birthdates and milestones.
A reflective piece discusses honest dealing in grocers shops, canned goods production, and the economy of merchandise, tied to worker pay and steady customer trade. It also notes notable birthdays of Atwater Kent, Lucia R Briggs, William H Johnson, Charles F Pabst, George J Conley, and George B Utly, with brief biographical and birthplace details. The text shifts to a cryptic reflection on diplomacy and cunning, mentioning native aspirations and potential political trouble.
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