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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1935
Page
4
The Daily News states that Associated Press material is licensed for publication and local news credits. It bans publishing anonymous opinions unless real names accompany statements and invites corrections of errors upon notice to the editor.
The piece lauds Amelia Earhart Putnam for her Hawaii to California solo flight as an example of scientific courage. It praises her skill, careful planning, and rational approach, contrasting it with recklessness and luck, and frames her as a pioneer whose cautious science leads to safe, bold achievement.
An editorial laments adults relying on relief and not seeking work, urging a persistent work ethic. It argues against a culture of dependency and praises a youthful drive to avoid the bottom of the class. The piece calls for active effort to attain employment and self reliance.
A compact quotation pairing Romans 5 7 about one dying for a righteous man with Goethe on seldom making sacrifices in small things. The lines contrast biblical altruism and literary insight on sacrifice and virtue.
Philadelphia dispatch quotes Will Rogers describing the Senate session and Huey Long’s abrupt handling of lawmakers. He stresses interest in the Supreme Court amid debates about the World Court and notes Philadelphia’s booming mood as winter rages.
Senator George Norris called the legislative conference the third house of Congress. The House and Senate appoint conferees to resolve bill disagreements. they meet, trade items, and aim to produce a conference report acceptable to both chambers, sometimes taking days or weeks or months to finalize.
Hood College senior class will entertain its little sister class the Sophomores on Saturday with a moving picture at the Tivoli theater. They will return to the Hood campus for refreshments in Meya ran Hall social room.
Fifty years ago and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled in brief notes. A windstorm damaged fences, a church, and a haystack. deaths include Rev D M Lamotte of Woodsboro after an amputation from a war injury. Minor items cover local property and business changes, with life events and civic notices.
A quick survey shows lively informal parties around Frederick this week with local residents taking long trips or shorter frequent travels. Highlights include a large Hood College tea on Lindbergh Avenue hosted by Miss Lillan O Brown Miss Grace Brown and Miss May Kolin for about 75 faculty guests plus a birthday observance for Mr Hammond Clary.
Fontaine notes a Brown family fiftieth birthday party attended by about fifty relatives from Westminster Walkersville and city residents including Mrs Harry Johnson Airy Anna Margaret Evelyn Gelsbert. Military pageant and events took place at Fort Myer Virginia on the prior Saturday.
Sunday meals feature breakfast with orange juice omelet toast and beef with gravy spinach and apricot upside down cake. Supper includes beef relish salad cheese wafers and chocolate fudge with tea. Dessert involves apricot bake with butter sugar and juice, topped with whipped cream.
The first Palestine Day will be widely observed nationwide marking the return of Jewish people to Palestine and its rebuilding. Beth Sholom of Frederick sends Rabbi Theodore Shabshelowicz and Karl Jacobson to the Washington conference at the Mayflower Hotel with a Sunday banquet and a Monday session. Dorothy Webb of West Second Street is homebound with chickenpox.
New York scenes detail pervasive gambling fever sparked by lottery tickets and sweepstakes, plus quirky vignettes, from an aging orchestra leader hoping his number comes up to a blue plate dinner mystery and a hotel operator deciphering a Japanese caller. The column weaves in radio control misadventures, a stag party PA mix up, and show business chatter about Petula Arno’s dancers and a new revue.
Today in history lists birth and death dates for figures like Peter M. Roger Daniel Webster George R Graham Seth Low Thomas A Watson Willis N Moore Albert H Vestal and others. It notes Lima founded by Pizarro Detroit incorporation 1802 Union Theological Seminary 1836 and Scott and Amundsen reaching the South Pole in 1912.
The column lists birthdays of notable figures including Thomas A. Buckner Myron C. Taylor George M. Putnam Dr William T Foster Judge Charles F Parsons H Percival Dodge Thomas E Campbell Alan A Milne Olga Nethersole and notes a brief horoscope about life success and action.
Marriage licenses issued include Charles Gwen age 2 and Allene Pierce age 19 in Hagerstown Frederic Arthur Baker age 21 and Margaret Etzler age 18 in Dickerson and Doubs. details show filings from local clerks with names and ages for upcoming weddings.
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