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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News Frederick Md newspaper dated Monday January 14 1938 includes Associated Press content and notes on ethics for publication. The paper states it prints all news dispatches credited to AP and local reports, with author consent required for opinions and names. The notice also covers correction policy for errors and post office filing.
Washington peanut vendor Steve Vasilakos, known as the man closest to the White House, reports business is very good and the best in a long time. He notes steady movement of industrial executives and a rising sense of confidence among small tradesmen alike. His view contrasts with larger economic currents observed by Henry Ford and Dawes.
A Mt Wilson Observatory note claims no life exists on Mars beyond inanimate matter. The piece jokes that if Martians were real they would resemble Wellsian horrors, but cautions Earthlings may be more dangerous.
An old irregular excerpt notes Proverbs and a reflective line about unbelief. It mentions 1929 and Bonn as scattered fragments, presenting a religious quotation with minimal context and no clear news event or人物 names. The fragmentary item reads like a devotional quote collection rather than a report.
Beverly Hills Calif Jan 14 Will Rogers writes that Congress will move from overture to steady taxing next week as lobbies press tax on others. He mocks equal committee balance two Democrats per Republican warning of many internal breezes and possible Roosevelt trades.
Daily lesson outlines common word mistakes and pronunciation tips. It highlights misused phrases like all kinds versus kind of books and explains the word volition as the power of willing. It also mocks spelling and pronunciation quirks and urges vocabulary growth.
Westminster scene lists social visits including Mr and Mrs Warner in New Windsor with Lester Eyler and family and others at events. The Coon Hunters Association of Hampstead adds new corporate filings with the State Tax Commission, while residents report relatives visiting Sewickley and Detroit.
Fifty years ago the county won a $125460 award against the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co for expenses in building a bridge at Noland's Ferry. A horse and meal incident near Albauch and Liberty is noted, and the death of Fuller Crone, a Dent and Dumb founder, is reported in Baltimore. Twenty years ago city officials planned repairs after a city tour, and Frederick City Hospital trustees re elected officers. The Monocacy River stood 18 inches higher than since the Johnstown flood, flooding Meadows, cellars, and tracks. A hog buried for months under a straw rick near Burkeystown reappeared alive after the topple of the stack.
The Hauptmann trial in Hunterdon County may conclude with any verdict, but further action remains possible. If acquitted on murder the extortion charge in Bronx County still stands, and federal gold hoarding or immigration issues could lead to further prosecutions or deportation. A hung jury could trigger a new trial, while a conviction with mercy could mean life imprisonment and possible appeals. The NJ Court of Errors and Appeals would handle any appeal, with pardons possible on death sentences.
Union Bridge notes a busy social week with Bridge Club gatherings, supper and dinner hosting by multiple families including the Pittingers, Proutzes, and Messieurs and Mesdames Wilhide, Englar, and Crumbaugh. Also reported are a grippe delaying Carroll Garden Club, a new railroad agent appointment for Charles Angell at New Windsor, and church society activities at Linwood and Westminster reflected in meetings and officer elections.
The Wachters on a Frederick area farm celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last month. The item lists friends and relatives including Miss Mary Snyder and Charles Elwood Jesse of York Pa, and notes Mrs Charlies Snyder and family. Several local notices recap residents returning to Union Bridge and other social happenings.
Today in history remarks note 18 41 Benedict Arnold born Norwich Conn and 1639 first written constitution Hartford Conn, with other anniversaries. Birthdays include Louis McHenry Howe Hendrik Vantoon Thornton W Burgess Bebe Daniels and Albert Schweitzer with brief biographical notes.
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes a British Medical Research Council report on radium use in cancer. Radium helps in some cancers but is not a universal cure, with best results in early female reproductive cancers and tongue cancer showing limited long term success. Surgical removal remains primary for breast cancer, followed by radium or X rays if needed.
On January 14 Harney residents Mr and Mrs H Wolff visited with relatives in Gettysburg and Taneytown then spent time at the Little Sisters home in Baltimore. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Leroy Null and son and Mrs Emanuel Wolff of Harrisburg returned from a visit with Mrs Laura Null and Rev T N Null. George Hess hosted a Friday dinner for Mrs Martin Myers and Ruth Snider. Sick list includes Ralph Strickhouser Carol Weant and Joseph Wantz. George and Theodore Fringer visited the Vaughns. Elwood Vaughn spent the weekend with his parents the Vaughns. Helen Vaughn stayed with Mary Allee and Helen Beaver near Harney. Claude Conover visited the Vaughns and Harry Wolff Sunday. William Vaughn hosted Amos Wantz Mabel Elwood Vaughn of Mt. Washington Baltimore and Luther Zimmerman with his son Martin of Harvey. St Paul’s added two new members Dewey Orner and elected John Fream elder Harvey Wantz trustee Robert Waybright and Walter Fissel deacons for next year. On New Year’s Day Mr and Mrs
New York nights spotlight the Phantom Players in a small East 28th street room above a saloon. Frank Hughes hosts midnight shows with Grand Guignol dramas like The Slab and A Kiss in the Dark. Audiences of about forty gulp nerves after two hours of macabre acts. The feature mix includes stage gossip and recalls on Broadway notable figures among theater and literary circles.
A home style recipe item lists ham stuffed onions baked sweet potatoes cabbage salad and apple turnovers with a buttery creamy sauce. It includes a dough and pastry method for apple squares and suggests serving at a dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Sheridan Reaver with guests Joseph L Myers and Franklin Reaver and family.
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