The Daily News Frederic Md Publication Policy
The Daily News is an independent newspaper published every afternoon except Sunday at The News Post Building Frederick Maryland. It states AP content usage rights and requires real names for opinions and corrections are provided upon editor contact. It is entered as second class matter at Frederick post office.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederict
Maryland
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing
Prederick,Md
Importance of Milk Addresses Municipal Aid in 1935
Frederic C. Howe, U S Department of Agriculture consumers' counsel, tells the American Municipal Association in Chicago that milk must be more affordable. He cites farmers receiving about four cents per quart while city prices run 10 to 16 cents. Proposals include municipal milk utilities, cost plus regulation, or franchise distribution with territorial assignments to curb waste and boost nourishment for millions of undernourished children.
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Frederic C. Howe
U. S. Department of Agriculture
American Municipal Association
Chicago
AAA
Mr. Howe
Howe
Morris Fishbein
Journal of American Medical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
Grading Canned Goods Aims To Remove Guesswork
Government and industry groups discuss standardizing canned food grades to replace labels with clear quality levels. Proposed systems include 4B CG and a Fancy Choice Standard Substandard scheme to ease consumer buying and ensure consistent product quality in tomatoes corn peas beans and fruit.
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Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Food and Grocery Chain Stores of America, Inc
Luff's Stuff LOOKING AHEAD As Winter Fades Into Spring
The piece reflects on winter waning and the returning desire for garden growth. It recalls past roses, clover in fields, and the sun’s heat, noting a shared tendency to grumble about winter while looking forward to spring. N. A Lufburrow signs the brief note.
Roosevelt’s eight and a half billion call shocks nation
Will Rogers reports a day of dramatic news in Santa Monica. President Roosevelt makes a historic request for funds. Betty Gow wins a legal decision over Hauptmann’s attorney. Hugh Johnson departs a blocking stance on big business. The Supreme Court shifts Republican, ruling there is little the law can do against big business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Roosevelt
Brothers
Betty Gow
Hauptmann
Hugh Johnson
Supreme Court
Will Rogers
Foxville church announces Sunday school and services
Foxville Lutheran church sets Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 with Holy Communion to follow. Mt Pleasant Pentecostal church led by Rev William A Miller also schedules Sunday school at 9 30 and services on Wednesday and alternating Sunday evenings.
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Foxville
Catherine E. Brown
Clyde Brown
Joseph Willard
Otho Stottlemyer
Charles
Darlene
Luella Stottlemyer
Mary Jane
Edna
Mary Buhrman
Reva Hurley
James Shut
Catostin Furnace
Lydia Brown
Robert Bittner
Sabillasville
Willis Hoover
Waynesboro
Victor, Brown
Junior Buhrman
Leon Smith
Lantz
Isaiah Smith
Theodore Forrest
Mt. Pleasant
St Johns Lutheran Sunday School Elects Officers in Creagorntown
The St Johns Lutheran Sunday school of Creagoratown organized electing officers: Superintendent Roy Angleberger, assistant superintendent George Hubbard, secretary Ruth Havner, assistant secretary C E Long, treasurer Bessie Bell, pianist George Huffman, assistant pianist Virginian Reech. Primary department Superintendent Morris Smith, assistant superintendent Marle Long, teacher Hulda Martin, pianist Roy Angleberger.
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St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School of
Creagoratown
Roy Angleberger
George Hubbard
Ruth Havner
C. E. Long
Bessie Bell
George Huffman
Virginian Reech
Morris Smith
Marle Long
Hulda Martin
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Vintage Frederick items highlight county changes with new constables John G. Wost for Emmitsburg and John N. Barton for Mechanicsville, followed by obituaries, funeral details, and notes on local life and corrections from 1885 and 1915. Names include Mrs David Schlasinger, Mrs Alice Staley, Mrs Mary A. Schein, and Mayor Eugene L. Harrison, with bailiff costs and road thaw impacts.
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Frederick
Faye
John G. Wost
Emmitsburg
John N. Barton
Mechanicstown
David Schlasinger
Aaron Stern
Europe
Frederi
Alice
Staley
Turner
Brook Hall
R. Newsors
George Marty
Thos. Murcer
William Angleberger
Mary A. Schein
Court Street
Hiram Barlgis
Lewis H. Mobuiv
M. E. Getzendanner
J. D Zeller
J. A Ritter
G. Frank Clingan
Senate and House Allowances Under the Economy Act Details
Senators and representatives receive an annual salary of 10 000 dollars minus a 5 percent cut under the economy act. Mileage is 20 cents per mile for travel to and from sessions. A representative may receive 5 000 dollars for clerk hire, limited to two people and no more than 1 900 per person. Committee clerks vary by committee importance, with each committee clerk having one to five assistants. In the Senate, committee clerks and assistants follow similar scales.
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Senate
House
Fornia
Congressional pay and staff perks for senators and reps
A historical report details senator and representative allowances including 20 cents per mile for travel to sessions, secretary and committee clerk roles, large committee payrolls and smaller panel allowances, staff limits for non chairmen, stationery allotments, and the absence of postage or telegraph tolls on official business.
Local Social Roundup In Harney And Nearby Families
Harney and Jan entertainments noted with visits from Preston Smith family and others. pastors, relatives, and neighbors attend dinners and suppers. St Pauls aid group meets with program lining up for February. several guests travel from Baltimore and Gettysburg, with health updates and visitors—Ruth Snider and family host revels.
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Harney Harney
Jan
John
Harney
Preston Smith
Velma Grace
Gladys
Roland Beaver
Roy
Roland
Harry Cluts
Thelma
Elizabeth
Ralph Conover
Boris
Herbert Schmidt
Ruth
Snider
Samuel
H. J. Wolff
Ernest Roth
Bridgeport
Martin Myers
Ruth Snider
Emanuel Wolff
Harrisburg
Lara Null
T. N. Null
Laces’ Aid Society of
St. Paul's
Charles Hoffman
Chester Mouse
Evelyn Johnson
John Harner, Jr
Plano
Elizabeth Clutz
Pauline Fox
Edgar Fink
Charles Saidt
Charles Stambaugh
Clara Weant
Lee Anardson
Lake Weant
Paul Weant
Mazel
Maude Wants
Floyd Strick
Houser
Truman Bowers
Wilbur
Charles Kelly
Ezra Spangler
Harold Bollinger
Herman Snider
Mene Ridinger
Baltimore
John Ridinger
Ridinger
Louella
Gettysburg
Mrs. Snider
Stanley Horner
Estella
Alma
Shry Family Hosts and Community Notes Detour Jan 9
Christmas dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. W. Sry included Mr. and Mrs. Carrie Hines and others. Calls at their home in York and Barnesville followed by visits to Rocky Ridge and Westminster. Local residents and students return from Maryland and Baltimore with health and hospital news.
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W. Shry
Carrie Hines
Rease Smith
Anderson
York
W. H. Shry
Evan Anderson
Morningstar
Alice Shry
Barnesville
Mt Airy Holiday Notices and Local Family Gatherings
Mt Airy notes holiday visits among families including Mrs Low Allen in Washington and her niece Mrs Dornheim, plus gatherings of Cantwell and Buckingham families in Annapolis York and Gettysburg. A Dorsey Rebekah lodge meeting elected officers and installed them. Also health column discusses athletic diet and fluids, with remarks on protein fats sugars and tobacco use.
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Mt. Airy
Low Allen
Washington, D. C
E. Dornheim
David Cantwell
George Cantwell
Sykesville
Ralph Cantwell
Ann
Guinot
Annapolis
John Waltz
Gettysburg
A. N. Buckingham
Kiefer
Roy Buckingham
York
R. R. Molesworth
Gurney Molesworth
Russell Leatherwood
Laura Hood
Herbert Glaze
Katherine
Frances Molesworth
Raymond Molesworth
Dorsey Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Lilian Yingling
Carrie Baker
Lillian Hipsley
Financelal
Hattie Norwood
Mary Lowman
Lucy Mullinix
Della Molesworth
Ralph Yingling
Laura Burdette
Asbury College
Wilmore
Emory Burdette
Mt. Air
Popovers Luncheon Menu From Mrs Alexander George
Luncheon menu includes popovers with buttered toast coffee and desserts. Corn soup uses corn parsley onions paprika and milk with optional strained texture. Giblets and mushrooms with celery and butter create a savory dish. recipe notes emphasize beating eggs and hot oven for popovers.
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Alexander George
We Are Betrayed by Vardis Fisher review overview
Bruce Catton praises Vardis Fisher's We Are Betrayed as the culmination of a stark Idaho trilogy about Vicdar Hunter's quest for ultimate realities. The novel follows his army service and studies while showing how his harsh environment and flawed choices ruin his marriage and personal happiness. Doubleday, Doran and Co. publishes.
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Vardis Fisher
Vicdar Hunter
Idaho
Utah
Tani
Jan Kor
Chicago
Vindar
Doubleday, Doran and Ca
The Old Buildings of Manhattan’s Bohemia
In Manhattan many long standing structures cradle a history of theater and art. The Strand and Lincoln Arcade housed scattered tiny agencies and bohemian studios where actors, writers, and artists once worked and gathered. Notable residents included Rosa Ponselle, Eugene O’Neill, and Graham Cootes, with studios on upper floors attracting lively creative crowds despite foreclosures and fires.
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Owen Tollson
Lincoln Arcade
Wood Cowan
Ti Me
Rolf Armstrong
Ross Santee
Dean Cornwall
Orgen
Rosa Ponselle
Neysa McMe
Graham F. Cootes
Albert
American Academy
Wee
Cootes
Chandler Christy
Eugene O'Neill
O'Neill
Ted Relay Alonzo Kimball
Arthur Crisp
H. Ballinger
Jo Davidson
Robert Henri
Charles Henry Nich
Lucas
Christie
Sevet
Hotel Des Artistes
Médern
Grewich Village
Today In History and Birthdays
Today marks anniversaries of notable figures from Isaac Backus to Wilkinson Call and others born in 1724 to 1848. It lists births and deaths across politics religion and science plus milestones like the 1709 balloon flight and 1831 Detroit East mail service opening. Also notes today’s birthdays Rev Ivan Holt and John Morse Jr. with brief details.
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Isaac Backus
New England
Norwich
Conn
Alexander K. McClure
Philadelphia
Perry County
Webster Flanagan
Texas
Cloverport
Wilkinson Call
Florida
United States
Russellville
John Knowles Paine
Harvard
Portland
Maine
Samuel B. M. Young
Pittsburgh
Helena
Mont
William W. Kimball
Paris
Connecticut
America
Francois Blanchard
France
New Jersey
Daily Mail
Detroit
East
Charleston
Steimer
Star of the West
London
England
Ivan Lee Holt
St. Louis
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
de Witt, Ark
John T Morse, Jr
Boston
Daily English Lesson: Digression and notable birthdays
A compact summary noting that today marks anniversaries of figures such as Carrie Chapman Catt born in Ripon Wisconsin and other writers and naval figures. The piece also discusses word usage, mispronunciations, and the idea of expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
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Carrie Chapman Calt
Ripon
Wis
Lizette W., Reese
Baltimore
Emory S. Land
Richard Haliburton
Brownsville
Tenn
Edward Howard Griggs
Tedlux
Owatonna
Min
Emily N. Blair
Washington, c
Joplio
Giovanni Papini
Iia
Horoscope for the day shows shifting temper and resolve
The early hours imply aggression and restlessness, followed by self-reliance and original thinking. This place fosters independent thought against opposition, with an artistic and sensuous temperament that can elevate the mind.
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Frederick County Children’s Aid Society
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Hargeth
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Church of Brethren
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Robert Angel
Maryland General Hospital
Murray Eyler
Mt. Zion
George Koons
Charles Bidding
Washington, D.C
Mt Zion Church
Willard Wiley
G. W. Dickey
Wilson, N
Airy
Jean
Kiefer Buckingham
Chester Nusbaum
Yvonne
New Windsor
Gladys C. Main
Norfolk
Charlotte Hood
New York University
N. Y
Norman Hood
Elmer Bell
Ezra
Vance
Luther Speck
Middletown
J. Keller Smith
By Williams
Toonerville
By Fontaine
Bruce Catton
New Yorkie
Paul Harrison
New York
Manhattan
Broadway
Maxey Ford
Strand
Bohemia
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