10 Jul 1935
Page 7
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
7
A reader notice explains AP content use and editorial policy clarifying that letters must include the writer's real name and consent for publication. It states opinions may appear and that corrections will be published upon editor action.
A July 10 1935 column argues that counting the cost of motor accidents per mile is useless and unnecessary. It urges continual driver education focused on the real danger of a single accident and the risk to life and liberty from careless driving.
A Manchester Guardian report challenges Italian press claims of widespread Mussolini era enthusiasm for the Abyssinian war. It notes youth fascist militia support but widespread reluctance among regular troops and criticism of press reliability and propaganda.
A fragmented passage argues that relief recipients cluster in cities, suggesting many towns are large while large cities attract desperate, stranded people. It asserts urban centers draw job seekers and critiques the idea that moving to big cities guarantees work.
In Santa Monica dated July 16 a letter to the editor recalls the old term budget and hints at balancing it, noting the phrase and its faded memory. A July 3 birthday party for Helen Mae Flanigan at her parents home featured cake, gifts, lawn games, and music from local performers.
Mrs Luvian MacDonald director of occupational therapy at Springfield State Hospital has waived a hearing before Police Justice Flanagan Westminster and is held for grand jury action at the July Court of Carroll County. She is charged with larceny of articles from the institution and gave bail of 12000 dollars.
The new tabernacle at Pine Mar Gamp along the Taneytown West pond will be dedicated on Sunday July 21 with services at 2 30 pm and 730 o clock. The Bakers and the Singing Sisters quartets from York Pa will furnish the music.
Local ems from The News columns recall 1885 wheat crop estimates for Frederick County at 3.614 to 700000 bushels versus 200000 last year. A tramp attack on a young woman is reported near York road. Frank Miller named postmaster at Araby. Also notes from 1915 include wheat starting at 163 and corn at 385, plus legal and local civic items such as Judge Urner elected Maryland Bar Association president and a streetcar yard injury.
An article by Margery Taylor notes a return of formal dining with place cards and linens. It surveys monogrammed silverfine holders, clear glass pyramids, crystal obelisks, nautical salibaras, water lily motifs, and Venice glass baskets for the bride’s table, offering amusing miniatures for informal settings.
Russell E. Dais of Boyds was injured Monday when his car skidded on Old Frederick Road four miles west of Rockville and crashed into the Muddy Branch bridge. He was taken to Dr Murphy’s Rockville office with hand and arm injuries.
Bruce Catson critiques Tom Ireland’s War Clouds in the Lines of the Far East, urging a definite U.S. policy shift in the western Pacific. Ireland presents two options: press Japan and risk war plus naval buildup, or moderate aims and seek mutual naval reductions. He argues current policy mixes both paths and warns of dangerous consequences. Published by Putnam.
Rome reports that in July the minister of war will form two new corps divisions following a collapse in talks in the Netherlands on an Aralo-Ethiopian conciliation commission. The additions join four regular army divisions and four blackshirt divisions slated for East African service.
The Marker reunion is set for a Sunday in July at Mount Tabor Park in Tide Grove. It will be an all day event with a basket launch planned as part of the day’s activities.
Key historical birthdays include John Calvin and George M. Dallas with notable deaths. Events list spans 1821 St Augustine flag incident, Wyoming statehood in 1890, Andree polar expedition disappearance, 1925 John Z. Scones trial on evolution, 1926 Lake Denmark NJ munitions plant lightning strike, and 1929 new small-size lois in general circulation.
Amedley of birthday anniversaries marks notable figures born on this date across cities including Chicago Knox ville Sinclairville New York City and Belgrave. Rexford Tugwell Finnsy Dunne Nikola Tesla Theodore Marburg Albert Paine and Marcel Proust are listed with ages ranging from 44 to 78 years.
A reader is advised that a friendly, sociable person may crave luxury and comfort too much to achieve lasting success. The guidance urges moderating desires and not taking others criticisms too harshly.
A devotional note reflects on Psalm 36 urging fearlessness before foes and cites J F Clarke on conscience as the root of true courage. The brief item presents moral guidance rather than news.
New York theater chatter notes a shift toward top talent as the industry eyes success after the Anything Goes windfall. London and Broadway mix satire on Mrs Roosevelt, bar rules, and rowdy patrons while Hollywood edges in with screen adaptations and new musials in planning.
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses backache linked to high heel use and awkward posture. He advises switching to low heels for better spine alignment and notes benefits of sport like golf to restore muscle tone. The piece mentions joint inflammation, proper examination, rest, braces, and treatment options as causes and remedies for chronic back pain. It also reports Betty Castle's recovery after tonsil surgery in Frederick hospital.
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