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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1935
Page
5
In this note the Daily News outlines its policy for letters to the editor and corrections. It states corrections will be printed upon contact with the editor and that communications may be published with author identity or as anonymous if requested. The piece notes postal registration as second class matter and references the paper’s mailing status.
Washington dispatches describe weary representatives and senators longing to go home. Amid calls to adjourn for a fall special session, Democrats and Republicans weigh President Roosevelt’s wealth tax proposals and tax extension plans while urging a speedy end to the session.
Disjointed lines mention Senator Cartes Glass of Virginia and France's queen of smokers, alongside notes about racketeers, a New York figure, and a broadcast claim of government backing. The garbled text references games, hitchhiking, and states, with no coherent event or outcome.
To the Editor of The News Santa Monica July 22 Mexico's President stopped gambling in Tijuana and the town faces widespread unemployment as mills and shops close. The Vice-President Gambler has returned home to avoid further trouble. Congress debates anew as August approaches. a strange device is praised for feeding babies with oatmeal.
In the past week the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles reported total state fines of 4812 dollars. The license of Robert C Fender at Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick was suspended for financial responsibility tax noncompliance. Howard Jasper Lease Route 1 Monrovia was refused a license for operating without home. Fines included Frederick Homer A Boyer for permitting an unlicensed operator with sentence suspended. Lee R Dearing for improper tags 10 dollars. A E Hardy improper tags 10 dollars. Elias M Hooper no license 1 dollar and no registration 1 dollar. Howard J Lease no license 1 dollar. George A Long drunken driving 30 days in jail. Catherine McClain reckless driving 1 dollar. Harry Stauffer no license 1 dollar and reckless driving 1 dollar. Harry Summers no license 10 dollars. Market Mike Kioda expired license 10 dollars. Union Bridge Clifford C Kirby checking on left side of road 5 dollars.
Quoted sayings from Psalms and Augustine condemn wicked behavior with threats of divine justice. The fragment presents phrasing about snares fire and brimstone and a tempest as their portion, linking punishment to righteousness.
Local items reveal a July 1885 scene with booming school exams as city rooms fill with applicants under Examiner D T Lakin while notable figures like Samuel Dutro x, D D Thomas, Herman Rout sahn, E R Zonmerman and J W Condon observe. A 1913 item notes traders funding road surfacing costs along the Frederick Montgomery line and street-work recommendations.
Bruce Catton notes a new Phil Stong novel about Iowa farmer Pa Boyer who retires to Hollywood. Pa, visiting as an exile for extra cash on a film lot, becomes a sought after adviser and character actor, then rebuilds his life amid Hollywood pitfalls in a light summer read.
A Sunday afternoon surprise honors Mr. Lewis Clem Sr on his 60th birthday at his home near Lewistown. Attending are numerous Clem relatives and friends including Irene, Raymond Clem and family, Kenneth Keeney and others, plus visitors from Walkville and Washington.
Prof. Barnhart of Hood College speaks on Ideals For a Changing Civilization at the forty sixth annual Reformed church reunion in Pen Mar on Thursday July 25 at 2 pm A choir of 25 ministers from the Pocomac Synod directed by Leonard B Martin of Hanover Pa will sing Local attendance arranged with a bus leaving Frederick at 1030 am William C Birley a board member is in charge of local arrangements.
The lesson explains misused words and pronunciation with examples. It defines habitue as one who habitually frequents a place or class of places and gives an example sentence about the pool room.
Rainbow Class of Trinity Reformed Church staged a Tom Thumb wedding in Adamstown Hall. The program featured guest characters including Lowell Thomas and many local figures, with a bridal party lineup and songs performed by notable impersonators and performers.
Frank Lowman and his young son narrowly escaped death when a Western Maryland train struck his truck at Middleburg on Wednesday evening. Lowman leapt clear with his boy just in time as the engine bore down, the vehicle sustaining heavy damage.
Chronology of anniversaries and births with names like John Howard Bregent Mendel Julia Dean Benjamin Hanby Sarah Farmer Emma Lazarus Evelyn Baldwin Napoleon II Joan Dillinger and others. Includes 1900s events such as Preparedness Day bombing and horoscope notes for the day.
William B French special FHA representative announced an upcoming explanation of loan features. He will be at the Fredo Y M C A during the day to answer questions after several inquiries from the public.
New York July 22 PAUL HARRISON reports dancer Joan Meller, once Paris to Broadway, lies under observation with doctors fearing radium poisoning. Once famed for nude and fan dances, she pursued a risky radium covering act, inspired by danger to gain a unique specialty. Doctors monitor her as she insists on continuing to dance despite warning tales from other women poisoned by luminous paints.
Medical leaders urge facts over fear about epilepsy, noting misused terms blur convulsions with treatable disorders. The article stresses correct diagnosis, scientific research, and that many epilepsy-like episodes have identifiable causes and potential cures through available treatments.
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