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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1934
Page
5
A compact note explains the paper’s policy on sourcing and attribution. It references The Associated Press and local editorial standards, stating strict correction and posting rules for accuracy and neutrality.
The Frederick County case shows a rapid, orderly handling of a capital crime with safeguards, indictments, and a swift six week sentence to the Maryland penitentiary. The piece lauds Sixth Judicial Circuit for expediting and praising the trial setup while warning against lawless vigilantism. It cites President Roosevelt urging national cooperation against crime and notes concerns about crime prevalence and the need for political and legal reforms. Also mentions daily life insurance premiums totaling ten million dollars.
Beverly Hills calls mock a radio blather about a National Resources Board plan to spend 106 billion dollars to end planning. Rogers says the scheme would wipe out debt worries of the rich while deriding “the plan to end all planning” and labeling it a bold move against small figures.
In Emmitsburg on December 18 Joseph Burroughs was fined $10 plus costs after a hearing before Justice Geo Thomsson for failing to display a front license plate on his automobile. The report also notes social visits among locals and a community event focused on church sodality and immaculate conception preparations. Additional items include local residents visiting Baltimore, a move, a birth, a truck widening fine for Alvey S S Shorb, and a traditional butchering gathering near Knoxville with community members listed.
A column from 1884 notes the Irving Dramatic Association staged "Social Glass" at the Cow Hotel. A nephew of Col FL B Carlin is mentioned as a hotel figure. The Barnes family suffered a fire that destroyed their home and nearly incinerated others nearby.
Governor Goldsborough proclaims Saturday December 26 as a regal hat day. The Pennsylvania Railway aligns with Baltimore and Ohio Western Maryland in a round-trip fare policy, now 178 dollars each way. Congressman Lewis ends Brunswick praetmastership dispute by nominating Walter C. Musgrave for a 1700 dollar a year post, with other candidates named. Maryland State Farm Association meets at the court house approving a tacit branch to the State Roads Commission, noting good roads progress and looming end of free roads. Christmas clubs expand boldly, enrolling 3,500 members.
Washington reports a major push to knit the recovery program’s loose ends together. Officials aim for a coordinated budget, clearer relief roles, and tighter discipline across agencies to reduce confusion and inconsistency amid precongress discussions. President Roosevelt faces a difficult task in aligning NRA relief and relief administration efforts with private industry expectations.
A county Girl Scouts council was organized at a meeting led by national executive secretary Miss Helen Oppenlander at the State armory in Westminster. Five active troops exist. officers include Commissioner Mrs Bruce T. Bair and deputy Commissioner Mrs Guy L. Hanson, with several committee chairs named.
A special Christmas service will be given at Bethel Lutheran church Friday evening at 7 30. Rev F R Seibel is pastor. The program features singing readings and recitations including Songs of Vinletide Welcome Advent season readings The Mercy Christmast Round-Up and The Christmas Song with a large cast of soloists and choirs from Bethel and community groups.
Sam's Creek December report notes Luther Stultz taken to a Baltimore hospital for treatment possibly an operation after an accident. His wife, staying with daughter Mrs David Bair, was involved in a DC-tag car crash injuring Mrs Stultz who is under observation with shock and bruises. District driver fled the scene. license unknown. Various local visits and a Christmas program at Hooper school are listed, with multiple neighbors visiting and social calls across Westminster New Windsor Uniontown and Portmouth VA.
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The page lists historical anniversaries with figures like Alexander Asboth and Sarah Bolton, along with notable births such as Admiral Frank H. Clark and Dr. Alvin Johnson. It also notes key historical events, a birthday horoscope, and prominent society figures born in various locations over the years.
A brief civic note quotes Job on divine thwarting of crafty plots and Gen George W Coulis on faith in a leader’s ability only when paired with faith in his justice, reflecting a worldview emphasis on integrity and lawful conduct.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the TB cure triad of rest food and fresh air in a Christmas seal campaign article. He notes rest should be prioritized over food and air, details bed rest needs for various patients and the harms of excitement, and discusses sanatorium beds and home care within broader treatment capacity.
The London Observer on September 18, 1808 hailed the new steam locomotive, noting it could run 24 hours and would debut the following Wednesday. The paragraph cites early press on steam travel and references to reading samples in periodical editions.
In New York on December 18 Paul Harrison reflects on how performers are linked to a single signature song. The piece traces how icons like Irene Bordoni Ruth Etting and Ethel Waters remain defined by one enduring hit while William Christopher Handy recalls Memphis Blues and the rise of the blues era now waning.
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