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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
7
The Daily News reports on growing intrigue around the opening of King Tut’s tomb and notes commentary by James H. Breasted and Howard Carter. The piece questions delays and reflects on the public fascination with ancient Egypt and related sensational theories.
Frederick society notes long list of events including Christmas dinner and dances by the Frederick Art Club, Zonta Club attendance and menus planned by committees, and a series of bridge luncheons and card parties at local hotels and homes. Club members, guests, and family friends are repeatedly noted with dates, venues, and organizers across the community calendar.
A Ringing Brothers spokesman says a circus will spend 50000 to equip wagons with rubber tires and hoses with rubber sheaths to spare city pavements from damage. Parades return hoped despite past pavement wear worries, as elephants already wear protective gear.
A fragmented wartime remark notes a morning debate about accelerating ship construction. The speaker predicts a rush to build ships quickly, pressing companies to increase production and meet looming deadlines amid wartime pressures. The text resembles a speech by Will Rogers 4.
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick Bible thought Ied boat Salisuon Army has med a number of comers at its headquarte ach resulted Wy mem, extension improvements under way at the Union Bridge cement plant using about 1,300 tons of raw material daily.
The article notes higher returns tied to a new tax on gross receipts and auto tithing, with November activity cited. It records sums such as 25,164 state retailers and various tax collections, including totals like 38,435 and 371,638, detailing February and June milestones and shifts in revenue.
Officials from the Motor Vehicles Department report about 6 000 tags have been sent to Baltimore and Marylande for December 1936. Five thousand have been handed out at the counter and 1 000 mauled. The increase in demand is evident though exact estimates are unavailable. Tags may be used after December 15.
By George Ross an eager tour through Broadway lore from Mrs Longworth and Dolly Gann’s alleged feud to Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur’s crowd. The piece catalogs celebrity depictions, a strict chorus standard from Tom Weatherly, and a Waldorf bar mythos with park Avenue florists turning up a curious tale of gardenias.
Genrede Eaton announces a 7:30 pm program at Calvary M E Church featuring Mrs. Bark vigne performing The Fool a four act piece. Music includes O Little Town of Bethlehem and Mozart selections with Mrs. Sherman P. Boters and Mrs. G Eilis Williams providing assistance. The work tells of a young minister who risks all for the Christian spirit and is called to die, with a varied program of preludes and offertories.
The text notes Joseph E Gouker becoming a special deputy in Braddock related clerk proceedings, with references to the Ma Motel grounds and ongoing public notices. It mentions extensive clergy engagement and thousands of letters to the author, plus Mrs Barker providing input on the play.
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