Plan to supplement o y law with tougher export rules in 1935
A December 11 1935 discussion explores tightening restrictions on oil copper and other metal exports to Italy under a cash and carry framework. The proposal aims to limit wartime trade by tying shipments to Allied interests while keeping U S independence from the League of Nations amid rising conflict. It notes potential protests from trading partners and argues the policy could halt oil shipments to Italy early in 1936 to deter further fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Elton
League of Nations
Broad Run School Closure Questioned by Local Voters
A letter to the editor questions Frederick County School Board over the Broad Run School closure. The writer defends the two room brick building at Broad Run, cites good water and playgrounds, and argues democracy should let the majority speak on public school matters. The piece contends claims of faster progress at Middleton are unproven and grievances about district alignment are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Run
Frederick County
En Uged
Hows
Breth
Middleton
Holdietangeh School
Srecuare
Senera
Te Erec
Catoctin Furnace
Poi of Rocks
Vao
Aeek
Will Rogers and the Politics of Change
A fragmentary reminiscence cites Will Rogers discussing revelations from John Hays Hammond about television and political influence. The passage references elections, money, and restless public sentiment amid shifting fortunes and recurring life patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays Hammond
Dual highway proposed to unlock Frederick and Washington county trade
William Schwachtel cites northern Middletown Valley residents urging a new dual road to Frederick linking farming regions in Ca toc tin and Jackson districts. He argues the federal and state funds should boost this route to draw trade, tourism, and superior scenery, warning funds may shift if the project stalls and urging local business support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paws
Middletown Valley
Frederick
Washingt
Catoctin
Hauvers
Jackson
Frederick County
Middletown
South Mountain
Feders
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Frederick News Briefs: Bank Plan and Local Accidents
Frederick items report the MacGuprop property at Marken and Patrick streets to be converted into Citizens National Bank with Josephested in the U S Navy passing away at 87. Other notes mention motorists arrested on highways and a car collision injuring Mr and Mrs Alfred Gartrell near Pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marken and
Patrick Streets
Gkizens National
Joseph Dested
United States
Frederickees
Exchison
Jefferson
Neaman
Freee C. Stup
Charles R Harper Monz
Thomas Sulifer
Ion Xerks
Shes Tain Veck
Alfred Gartrell
Plane No.4
Nasional Highway
Pearl
Appointment of Wallasi Wo Wren as busne supervisor
The report notes Wallasi Wo Wren appointed to a supervisory role at the New England Telephone Company, highlighting a leadership shift within the firm. Details on duties or dates are unclear due to the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallasi
Wren
Busne
Eughind Telephone
Berdqna Cann
Meeting Of Garden Club Held Friday
The Garden Club met Friday with Mrs Ernest Helfensten presiding. Members discussed rescheduling the next three meetings and Christmas decor ideas. Miss Nan Knott reported funds, while Miss Angie urged more magazines for members. Talks covered a WPA project and safety concerns, with plans for a club display and future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gare
Fray
Ernest Helfensten
Georgette Ross Hosard
Tanz
Apple
Intervat
Concernwe Pwa Project
Cooper Re
Baker
Maryland
Hall
Abieh
Helena
Christmas Spirit and Local Affairs in Frederick
Community notes from Frederick detail preparations for Christmas and school projects, including sewer work by Ligon and Ligon, state hospital investigations, and county welfare discussions. Reports mention civic groups, church events, and upcoming recognitions as the holiday season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Warren F. Sterling
Central Trust
Lutheran Church
Ignatius Byorlee
Coimen
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Birming
Birthday note for Braddock resident Milham Ho Kart
A birthday message notes Braddock resident Milham Ho Kart is celebrating at home. It mentions his good health and active lifestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milham Ho
Braddock
The Truth About Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein
Dr. Morris Fishbein continues a diet series explaining food categories and their roles in body development. He classifies foods and highlights proteins as essential tissue forming acids, outlining how each type affects health and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishbein
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
Toways Health Question on Tuberculosis and Protein
The piece discusses declining TB death rates from 1900 to 1992 and explains nutrition topics, focusing on proteins and amino acids. It defines protein as essential for body structure, notes digestion into amino acids, and outlines nitrogen use in tissue and hormone formation, with mention of muscle maintenance and disease recovery.
Rosspatch Faire Leads to Friday Evening Match
Fragmentary report notes a game or event labeled Rosspatch Faire and Crosspatch, with directions by Richard P Ross and Mrs. George, and mentions an offering or sack of counts. Details are unclear but indicate a Friday event with teams and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts. Rcherd
P Ross
George Y Mn L
Ns Aid
Broadway antics and a chorus of bridge legends in New York
In New York, George Ross recaps eccentric publicity stunts aimed at Broadway star Pat Campbell, a chaotic Oriental dancer tale, and a flamboyant box office scene. He also previews a Madisons Square Garden bridge championship led by Mike Pasteboard with over a hundred chorus girls, featuring European and French players and a flamboyant Baron Rab De Nixon at the helm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross Rew
York
Ballynoo
Toxen Worm
Forty-Second Street
Pat Campbell
Qwest
Stanbark
Worm
Campbell
Naider
Jacobs
Madsen Square Garden
Mediac Square Garden
Mike
America
Four Aces
Europe
Rab
de Nixon
Grand Flaming
Wertheimer Racing
Pierre Albarran
England
Oxford
Sophoche Veniz Los 5
Euletherios Venizelo
Firtt
Emmanuel Tr Tamaris
Greece
France
Ged
Today in History and Birthdays Highlights
A fragmented history column lists anniversaries and notable births. Figures include Pierre Samuel Du Pont born in Paris, Joseph Lane Indiana Governor, Hastings Hart reformer, and George Washington’s death. Birthdays cover James H. Doolittle and Jane Cowl among others, with a brief horoscope note hinting at legal or political ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Samuel du Pont
Pans
Wilmington
Del
Joseph Lane
Indiana
Oregon
Buncombe County
N.C
Reeebu
Hastings H. Hart
Knorm
Brookfield
Ohio
White Plains
Cimmatt
James H. Doolittle
St. Louis
Alameda
Cal
George S. Gibbs
The
Postal Telegraph
Harlan
Visser Heffner
Brunswick
Visting
Turin
Ghis
Jane Cowl
Ecras
Wi Bee
Untitled on Dictators and Dissidents Reflected in Edgy Rant
A fragmented cryptic piece laments enduring dictators and past woes, hinting at political turmoil. It references kings, tents, and “the mms” while suggesting that problems persist and regimes may rebound in various nations.
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Great Southern Printing Ax! Manufacturing CO
Hagerstown
Flapper
Fanny
Sap
Will Rogers
Poltics
Dex
Rockies
Reno
McNsaght
Syndiate
Ins
Frederic Ana
High Knob
Marle
Jerusalem
Lee
Bowie
William Swachtel
Chosai
the News
Uioca
Neas
Arte
Lene Dietrich
Marieng
Pestance
Eerland
GETS
Wm. Wo
Wren Nanted Business Olice Management Sap
Clive Wren
Camden, S.C
Erpad
Mahy Esther
Pat
Mim
BY Williams
Toonerville
Clus
Toways
Counry
New York
Laudeville
Greene Uier
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Alabama
Statehood
Carnegie
Raold Amundson
Noway
South Pole
Josef Shevinne
Pamst
Russia
Wiliam E. Levs
Tt. Omens
Timois Glass Company
Bar
Eversing
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