Daily News and Dependent Paper December 12 1934
The Frederick Frederick Md Daily News and Dependent Newspaper reports the afternoon publication schedule and notes the paper is printed by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. It lists Associated Press credit rules and editorial consent requirements, with a note on correction policy and post office entry date December 12 1934.
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Goodes
News Pas
Court Street
Brederick
Maryland
Great Gouthesn Printing and Manufacturing CO
Associated Press
Sil
Tocateems
Christmas shopping benefits all, profits, workers, and towns
The piece argues that bustling holiday commerce pleases merchants and signals prosperity. It notes shoppers spur employment and wages, lift community well being, and reduce dependence on public aid. Christmas spending, like a boomerang, cycles money from consumer to producer and back, benefiting all society.
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Lfe
Fate of Gangsters Brings Down Baby Face Nelson
The piece notes the death of Baby Face Nelson after a gun battle with federal officers, highlighting a nationwide crackdown on violent gangs. It honors two federal agents killed in the pursuit and calls for respect for their memory and the ongoing fight against crime.
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Baby Face
Nelson
Christmas Seal Campaign Promoted to Fight Tuberculosis
Two thousand anti tuberculosis associations launched the annual Christmas seals drive to fund the fight against TB. The article notes TB was once the nation's worst scourge and credits education and careful handling for reducing deaths, urging families to support seals to prevent spread. It ends with a critical remark on Japan's stance in a separate arena.
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Cnce
Local Friends Share Meals and News in Boyds
Thanksgiving visitors populate a Boyds social page as families gather for dinners and holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daymude host relatives from Darnestown, Union Bridge, Philadelphia and Friendship Heights. Other lists note hospital stays, hospital updates, and a divorce granted to Katherine Whitter resuming her maiden name Katherine Heffner.
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Katherine Whitter
Circuit Court
Dewey N Whitter
Complete Xmas Plans for Empty Stocking Club Gift Drive
Final arrangements for distributing gifts to needy city and county children were made at a meeting at Mrs. Willis Fisher’s home. The annual party will be December 21 in the Grace Reformed and Evangelical church Sunday School room, with Mrs. Ida Markey presiding.
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Willis Fisher
Grace Reformed and Evangelical Church
Ida Markey
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Fifty years past recounts Rev William Lancaster Ould installed as pastor of the Presbyterian church with ceremonies by state clergy. Postmaster details improvements to focal mall service, box installations, salary adjustments, and staff changes. Twenty years back notes elimination of trains to nearby cities, a merchant-dissatisfaction, and a local board of trade protest. Also reports a constable's brother’s injury and a boy joining the British army, plus high school debates and a prominent local businessman's birthday observance.
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William Lancaster Ould
Henry Branch
Baltimore
William G Morris
K. F Harrison
Miss Schall
F A Markos
Brunswick
B and O
J Murray Droanenburg
Board of Trade
William E Miller
Michael Muller
Inteer
Burton Cannon
Herman Grimes
Earl Ramsburg
Cyril Klein
Arthur Grove
Alton Bennett
Harry Hop- Wood
John Abrecht
L Hargett
House of Delegates
Public figures weigh in on art, technology and repeal
A mix of quotes from Raymond Moles Wilhelm Furtwaengler Frank Lloyd Wright Max Eastman and Alvin York reflect debates on reform electrification and Prohibition. They discuss improving existing systems rather than new builds, the fate of German music under denunciation, roads to land, and the 18th Amendment’s persistence despite prosperity concerns.
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Wilhelm Furtwaengler
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Roosevelt
Max Eastman
Alvin
York
Union Bridge News Roundup December Updates
Mrs Hat tie Weaver delayed return from New York due to illness after Thanksgiving visit with son Paul Markill and wife. Mrs Samuel Diehl improving. Mr and Mrs Mervin Powers of Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs Harry Fowler, who recovered from a work attack. Mrs Cora Black visited John and family in Frederick. Fire company answered two chimney fire alarms, one at a building and another at the Smith farm near Liberty. Mrs C E Easterday visiting daughter Mrs Oscar Moser in Hagerstown for two weeks. Dr L Ciless moving from Williamsport area.
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Union Bridge
Hattie Weaver
New York
Paul Markill
Samuel Diehl
Mervin Powers
Baltimore
Harry Fowler
Oscar Moser
Hagerstown
L Ciless
Guest Artist to Sing at Art Club Meeting
Hikia Zetzer the Baltimore dramatic soprano will perform at the Frederick Art Club Christmas dinner Thursday at 7 pm in Hotel Frederick. She studied at Peabody Conservatory and has appeared as soloist at Madison Avenue Temple and on radio. Her accompanist will be Georg2 Bt. The program lists arias and songs by Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Schindler, and others. J Hames returns to Benedum street address, Devilless prop.
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Hikia Netzer
Baltimore
Frederick Art Club
Hotel Frederick
Miss Zetzer
Peabody Conservatory
Ballymore
George Castello
Praser Gange
Madison Avenue Temple
Baltmore Music Club
Tscharkowsky
Mosher
Schindler
Nnirov
Tnanko
Tsmhalkowsy
Summers praise thrift of Chas Summers couple
Letters to The News from Lime Kiln Maryland praise Mr and Mrs Summers for living on 105 25 a year and urging thrift while noting need for Welfare Board relief. Summers defends frugality against critic Wickless and stresses aid to aged widows and needy, urging others to follow example.
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Mr. Grove
Chas. A. Summers
the News
Charles A. Summers
Welfare Board
Summers
Mrs Summers
William J. Grove
Lime Kiln, Md
Mr. Summers
C. A. Wickless
Lynake
Tar, Wickless
Governmental Dilemmas Face Storm of Crises
An editorial voice presents a series of pressing public questions about unemployment public works pensions and social peace. It ponders solutions for feeding the hungry aiding labor markets and reducing tensions as governments confront an array of daunting tasks.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Thanksgiving Visits Across Clarksburg and Nearby Homes
Clarksburg guests include Deels-tlyde Law son from Washington at Mr and Mrs Clarence Day. Rockville visitors Mr and Mrs Paul Wire and Buddy Wire guests of Mrs Laura Gardner. Gaithersburg dr. Howard Miles and family guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Miles. Thanksgiving hosts Mr and Mrs Charles Linthicum with Ar and Mrs Clarke Linthicum Barry Linthicum Harry Linthicum and Charles Israel Jr. of Boyds. Rey and Mrs Lester Dulaney visit daughter Elizabeth in Virginia seminary over the holiday.
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Boyds Boyds
Thomas B Daymude
James MacDonald
Jean
Darnestown
Norman Watkins
Union Bridge
Howard Kelly
Clark Linthicum
George
Oscar Orndorff
Philadelphia
Charlie Israel
Robert Williams
Carolyn
James P. Gott
Rockville
James B. Maughlin
Ralph Whitler
Charles
Baltimore
Courtney Young
Jimmie
Friendship Heights
Whitler
Young
Maughlin
John Robinson and
Waterford
Henry Wright
B. N. Headley
Bile and
Bobbie
Washington
Headley
W. M. Willams
John Harm
Familly
Point of Rocks
M. J. Sandower
Finley Pollock
Jane
Betty
College Park
Nathan White
Howard Shry
Brunswick
Ambrose Kingsberry
Frederick City Hospital
Anna Grimes
Sykesville
BE. D. Lewis
Grace Pollock
Bessie Mackintosh
Glen May Farm
Thomas Daymude
Thomas Nicholson
Russell King
Frederick City
Milss Mae Louise Wood
Sliver Spring
Mae Wood
Frank Dahn
Chevy Chase
Dahn
James Norris
R.B
John Cordell
Ory Clarksburg
Clarksburg
Deels
Stomach Works Well Despite Food Faddists
Dr Morris Fitts states the stomach digests meat and potatoes without issue, countering faddist claims that protein and carbohydrate mixtures are harmful. In tests, hamburger steak and potatoes digested in under four hours, butter extending to four hours and two minutes. He warns against diet trends and urges basing guidance on scientific evidence and natural food combinations.
New York Anecdotes From Dr Michel and Broadway Life
A New York column sketches Dr Leo Michel as a busy clinician with varied patients and includes a street vignette of a night out ending in a domestic quarrel over adhesive tape on a mirror. It also teases a Sequel about twin brothers and backstage theater life with a dancer and a veteran actor amid industry chatter.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Broadway
Leo Michel
Michel
Conor
Hoover Off the Record Explains Bank Panic and Depression
Bruce Catton reviews Hoover biographer Joslin who argues fear of FDR and Democratic policies caused the 1933 bank holiday. The book portrays Hoover as diligent, noting an 18 hour day and belief that recovery was hindered by election anxiety and public distrust. Doubleday published the study.
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F. D. KR
Stys
G. Josin
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Beca
Joslin
Mr. Hoover
Roosevelt
Doubleday, Doran and Ca
Today In History and Anniversaries Digest
Today in History lists births and deaths of Erasmus Darwin John Day Robert S Newton Gustave Flaubert Isaac Hall Byron A Brooks Peter F Collier John William Shaw and other milestones such as Pennsylvania ratifying the Constitution Athens becoming Greece capital Marconi Atlantic wireless test 1908 Arbitration Treaty 1910 Dorothy Arnold disappearance plus birthdays of Arthur Brisbane Frank White Dr Charles S McFarland and Willam C Diekerman reflecting a late 19th to early 20th century American newspaper brief calendar.
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Erasmus Darwin
John Day
New York
United States
Robert S. Newton
Gallipolis
Ohio
Gustave Flaubert
Isaac H. Hall
Norwalk
Conn
Byron A. Brooks
Son County
N. Y
Peter F. Collier
Ireland
John William Shaw
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Pennsylvania
Athens
Greece
Marconi
Atlantic
Washington
Great Britain
Dorothy Arnold
New York City
Yaoday
Arthur Brisbane
N. ¥. Mirror
Buffalo
Frank White
North Dakota
Stillman Valley
L. I
Charles S. McFarland
Federal Council of Churches
Boston
Willam C. Diekerman
Newark
American Locomotive Company
Bethle
Daily English Lesson On Common Word Errors
A compact note on misused words and pronunciation patterns. It highlights mispronunciations such as second u as in use and contrasts with eo in food, and urges daily vocabulary building with practice. It mentions synonyms for end and notes playful phrases about drunken revelry and late tasting events.
Daily Biographical Snippets From Today in History
Today marks anniversaries of notable figures born or connected to Wisconsin and nearby regions. Dr Edward A Ross from Wisconsin, sociologist, is noted for events dated 68 years ago, while Harry Mc Warner and Arthur Garfield Hays are tied to birth anniversaries and legal history.
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Hem
Edward A Ross
University of Wisconsin
Virden Fi
Harry Mc Warner
Russia
Arthur Garfield Hays
Rochester
N.Y
Robert E. Jones
New York
Milton
Martin Nelson
The
University Arkansas
Craford County
Wis
Tod
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