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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
4
The Frederick Frederick News announces its editorial policy requiring real names, granting publication of news dispatches, and correction of errors. It stresses responsible opinion publication, insists on author identification, and notes second class mailing status.
The article discusses choosing appropriate gifts to express affection without waste. It notes careless gifts disappoint, while thoughtful presents serve usefulness and economy. It suggests asking Aunt Mary’s relatives what she would appreciate and mailing a gift with a heartfelt aim.
Beverly Hills brief notes the Ammunition Investigating Committee’s lively session and industry rush for gun trade. Also reports travelers Mrs. Floyd Altman and Mrs. L Ignatus Kennedy visiting York and Pittsburgh, L I Kennedy’s deer hunting success, and Mrs. J William Strine’s partial recovery at Frederick City Hospital.
A wide range of social events fills the week from tea hosted by Mrs. Schaibley in Hagerstown to bridge parties led by Miss Harris, Christmas dinner plans for the Frederick Art Club, and numerous lectures, dances, and dedications involving Hood College and Frostburg alumni.
About 115 youths from Frederick Mt Airy Brunswick Union Bridge and Emmitsburg attend the Twelfth Annual Older Boys Conference in Cumberland with 100 to 125 expected total. Speakers include Dr Archibald Rutledge Abel Gregg and Edward D Cray as delegates stay with Cumberland residents.
Fiery years and local items recap posts on Miller store requests and post office activity. Ransacked hardware store at Market and Think streets. Simmons mill property sold for 4625 dollars. local officials and prominent citizens noted.
Mr Wickless defends the Wel fare Board against Charles Summers who claimed $105.25 a year in relief and criticizes beneficiaries. The letter argues feeding and housing costs erase farm profits and urges empathy for unemployed amid bank failures and a low mood, noting government aid as a lifeline.
New York theater scenes showcase stage earthquake tricks in Gold Eagle Guy with falling plaster and swinging plaques while Page Miss Glory uses real currency on stage. Merrily We Roll Along adds authentic clock chimes and tech quirks as performers train for criminology studies. Animated Mickey Mouse theater in Midtown draws adults and foreign patrons.
A letter defends the Welfare Board against claims of bank accounts and hoarded cash. It lauds the board for investigating aid requests, helping the needy, and urges citizens to donate essentials like clothing fuel and food to support hungry and cold families this winter. Signed C A Wicklesa Poplar Terrace Route 5.
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