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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
4
The Daily News invites readers to send opinions with real names or authority. It warns against defamatory content and promises prompt corrections if errors appear. Contact details emphasize responsible correspondence and publication rules for letters and opinions.
A 1934 column muses on President Roosevelt and his many advisers. It notes repeated reports about Raymond Moley and catalogs a string of named aides, suggesting historians will struggle to interpret the era’s shifting roles and the overuse of the term regimentation. The piece ends jokingly calling for a law to curb regimentation.
In a Beverly Hills letter to the editor dated December 6, Will Rogers praises Sir Kingsford Smith and Gatty for navigation skill. He notes how important celestial navigation is for ocean crossings and credits American and Australian aviators for guiding early flights. He compares Lindbergh and Post as top navigators and stresses knowing astronomy over mechanical details.
Notes on proper usage and pronunciation emphasize the word inflexible meaning firm in will and temper. It includes examples and guidance on spelling usage and a quote from Addison about courage overcoming private fear.
A collection of quotes highlights peace prospects in the Balkans and asserts rights of British and American nations. Alvin M. Owsley cites U S ministerial roles in Romania, while Margot Asquith and Allan Nevins stress liberty and heroism.
En route with President Roosevelt to Washington on December 5 the President left Warm Springs Ga convinced by studies that the new deal is on the move forward. He returned to the capital surrounded by principal aides whose optimistic reports form the basis for a moderate legislative program to be proposed to the new Congress convening in a month.
A list of historical birthdays and events marked today, including George Holland born in England 1791 and Henry Bla born in New Hampshire 1794, plus events like 1790 Congress meeting in Philadelphia and 1917 Halifax explosion. Names such as Gerrit Smith Miller Jr Arles Pomerene William Hart John Pillsbury and Herbert Hawkes appear with ages today.
Mr and Mrs Henry R Appleby of Wilson Place celebrated their 50th anniversary on November 26 with family and friends. Refreshments with a Thanksgiving note were served and gifts described as lovely and useful. The gathering included numerous relatives and friends with Bury Warfield Curfman and Appleby family members listed among attendees.
Today marks the birth of Willam Braithwaite of Boston, age 56, noted author. Robert Woodruff of Atlanta, born in Columbus, Ga, 45 years ago, is a manufacturer. The horoscope favors literary pursuits and scientific study, predicting strong memory and analytical writing with likely rewards.
Miss Helen Lambert and other locals spent holidays with family across Towson Baltimore and nearby towns. The Red Cross drive surpassed expectations raising 8050 dollars and adding 15 new members. A local sale of the Englar dwelling attracted buyers despite bad weather and the Homemaker's club plans a Christmas project meeting.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that middle age brings rising blood pressure for many, with 15 percent above average and 25 percent of deaths after age 50 linked to it. Normal ranges, causes, and management emphasize rest, reduced stress, gradual change, and medical guidance.
Bruce Catton reviews Franz Werfel’s The Forty Days of Musa Dagh, praising its universal significance. The novel recounts a 1915 Armenian defense as Haver Pasha targets Armenians, with a handful of villagers on a seaside mountaintop near Antioch resisting four Turkish assaults for forty days before Allied ships arrive to rescue them.
A New York dispatch chronicles social swirl and celebrity sightings as entomologists meet to study pest control, while society balls at the Waldorf Astoria and Park Lane showcase fashion, catering, and extravagant spending. Notables mingle with performers as Broadway openings and club life spotlight figures like Rudy Vallee, Gene Tunney, and the Roosevelts amid glamorous nightlife chatter.
The excerpt presents the novel as intensely suspenseful and blood pulsing yet more, a critique of ardent nationalism and the strong man in politics. It calls the work a thoughtful meditation on human spirit and destiny, and notes Viking published it.
A. T. Stewart notes that wisdom and success come only through intense labor and perseverance. He cites Ecclesiastes 2 19 to argue that all labour under the sun is vanity and that abilities alone do not guarantee lasting achievement.
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