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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
3
A 1940s style guide by Mary E. Dague describes orange basket presentations for desserts and party salads. It outlines making edible orange baskets, candied baskets, and fillings like orange delight with condensed milk, sweetened crumbs, and fruit layers. It also suggests a Victoria fruit cup and a simple preparation method for the fruit.
New York on December 6 reports the first ever synthetic silk and yarn made from Southern pine. The discovery promises a process to clothe the world from South forests, long a chemists dream and a commercial goal.
Dee Helen Gills widow of Baby Face Nelson sits in a guarded Dane County jail cell awaiting sentencing in U S District Court on a year and day crime reformatories charge for harboring Dillinger gang members. Federal officers rushed her from Chicago in a secret car and barred visits and interviews.
Mrs Hugh G Funkhouser of Cumberland visited her parents Mr and Mrs Noah BE Flanigan in Woodsboro over the weekend. Albert Wilson of Washington spent the Thanksgiving vacation with relatives in the area.
Noah E. Flanagan and wife of Woodsboro host a Sunday anniversary dinner at home. Guests include their children Sherman Jr Francis Reida Mae and others from Westminster Cumberland Thurmont and Washington with Felix T. Flanagan among attendees.
In Baton Rouge on December 6 Huey P Long ally departs as he defeats Mayor Semmes Walmsley of New Orleans to take the chairmanship of the Democratic state committee. The move follows new Long strengthening laws while a federal grand jury indicts State Senator Jules G Fisher and Rep Joseph Fisher for tax evasion.
The article profiles Elinor Murdoch as the top ranking American woman in bridge Masters points and a contender for the women’s four in New York during the December national championship. It highlights her defensive play with a detailed hand showing strategic club and diamond play and a heart winning ace to defeat a contract.
Navy search efforts extended at sea for Lieut Charles P T Ulm and two Australian aviators reported lost since Tuesday. Official sources said the operation would continue with ships and planes seeking the missing fliers.
On the third day of a fruitless search prospects of saving the three dwindled. A hopeful note came from Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith, the trans-Pacific flyer, who said Ulm's plane might float for several days.
27000 Hungarians living in Yugoslavia are ordered to leave as Belgrade cites decades of residence without allegiance. Authorities deny reports of hardships abroad while Hungary and Yugoslavia sever diplomatic ties amid tensions following the October 9 assassination.
Budapest broadcasts that a Hungarian appeal over Yugoslavia ejecting Hungarians moves to the League of Nations as the cabinet meets in special session. Refugees flood into Hungary, prompting drastic measures to curb potential clashes, while reports note a pair of albatross share a nesting gaze.
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