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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1935
Page
5
The Frederick Maryland Daily News declares independence from Sunday, warns no name use without consent, and promises correction of erroneous reflections. It explains AP credit and local news use, and states submission rules for writer identity and opinions. It also notes second class mailing status.
A 1935 analysis notes the Supreme Court ruling on gold payment contracts dodges a sharp moral choice. It suggests bondholders investing $1900 could lose value if dollars devalue further, while the government must avoid inflating prices beyond limits. The piece recalls the 1920 21 buyers strike as a cautionary memory.
A reminiscence argues spokesmen claimed Italy's troop dispatch to Abyssinia last weekend does not imply war. It recalls Japan's Manchuria actions, noting no declaration of war yet changes in League status. The piece questions whether nations can coexist under nationalism and hints at looming conflict.
In Beverly Hills on February 26 reports claim about 60,000 Filipinos desire repatriation. The idea prompts debate on government action to send home those who wish to go or any American seeking change, while noting citizenship status. A Rogers plan is discussed as a potential solution.
In Birmingham on February 25 the Ku Klux Klan voiced opposition to modifying Alabama dry laws as campaigning for the state prohibition referendum entered its final stage. Voters face a decision on the liquor question, with the legislature to act two months later.
Marshall Toms of Graceham was arrested February 17 by Deputy Sherr if Adelsberger near his home on an assault and battery charge. He was ordered to pay costs and released on puddle. Wood failed to appear at his brother-in-law. NAUTO WRECKED Struck by a car at a Raleigh street crossing William Lauterbach Jr and Jack Benton were injured. Lauterbach’s new coupe wrecked as he was en route to Miami for vacation. Lauterbach returned home.
Frederick columns recount events from 1915 and 1935 including Maryland farmers convention delegates, a widow Agnes Nolt. a house fire at Dr Lewis Lamar's home in Wolfsville. a 1915 blaze at the Jimmy Hahn building. injuries to Frank Brookey and Ishand, and buggy crash injuries to Ralph Kepler and George Sheffer. Dr E B Sefton Thurmont escaped injury in an auto crank attempt.
Mrs A Hershberger entertained a Valentine party with a decor theme, games, and refreshments for guests including Misses Louise Burgesson Charlotte Forrest Marian Mann Barbara Lumm Virginia Sharer Elizabeth Hartle Gladys Brinning Lucille Hartle Sadie Hershberger Evaline Hershberger and Malcolm Mann among others. The event shared with a fortieth wedding anniversary for Charles M Clopper and his daughter Mrs W Kenneth Crow in Frostburg with a large family gathering.
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Mr and Mrs Christian G Schneider of Woodville celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary on February 13. They were married in Union Bridge and later lived in Kansas and Missouri.
A page column notes Mrs. Samuel Routzahn and daughter Glendon, Miss Charlotte Hays, and others recovering from grippe. Families including Kline, Schroyer, Stottlemyer, Kuhn, Tracey, and Hays share visits and Sunday gatherings around Smithsburg and Pleasant Walk with neighbors, highlighting social ties in the community.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes name cycles for babies with Mary Elizabeth and Helen among top girls, while John and William lead boys. Popularity shifts with cultural influences, wartime figures, and careers. He urges parents to avoid overused or fad names and consider initials and associations.
The Lutheran Mothers' League held its regular monthly meeting in the chapel with sixty six members present. Mrs John G Traver led prayer and Mrs W Bart gis Storm presided over a brief business session. A demonstration on healthy menus and proper lighting for the growing child was given at the Potomac Edison Company Home Service hall by Miss Dorothy W Warehime and assistants, followed by refreshments and prize drawings.
The Book Review Club will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at the home of Mrs James Ranch Rosemont Avenue. The book to be reviewed is Priestly s English Journey.
In New York the piece blends songwriters and theater with a tale of a famous tune from Tin Pan Alley and a couple who lose almost everything but their piano after receiving anonymous Broadway tickets. It notes how philanthropy flows through the stage world, including a notable pawnbroker Arthur Heaney who aids actors by offering cash against donated items. The Marietta Brook and a Kissing bridge lore add local color to the village's fading romance.
Today In History lists notable births and events from 1770 to 1920 including Tristam Burgess Victor Hugo Oswald Ottendorfer John Nicolay Camile Flammarion Buffalo Bill Thomas Lawson Emile Coue plus Napoleon Elba liberation France 1848 1869 1918 1920 and other items. It also notes birthdays such as Dr Besse Randolph and Rev Charles Sheldon and marks anniversary references from various dates.
A compact guide on common English usage errors and word focus. It covers misquotations like I can't say as I care to go and mispronunciations such as Grisette, Marmalade, and the sound values of 1 and ¢. It urges vocabulary growth by daily word study and notes language stores in nature.
A roundup of individuals born on this date includes Dr John Harvey Kellogg in Battle Creek Michigan and Archbishop John G Murray in Waterbury Connecticut, with others such as John Sanford Cohen in Atlanta and Augustine Justo in Argentina. The item also notes George M Rommel in Knoxville and Emperor Pu Yi in Manchukuo, plus a horoscope advising caution and concentration.
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