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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
9
A historical newspaper clipping from June 6 1935 notes Associated Press content and publication rules. It clarifies that AP dispatches credited to the paper may be used, with local edits as needed, and that the paper reserves editor notice for corrections or consent.
A wartime dispatch depicts rapid German assault methods with fast mobile units. Foot soldiers ride in small open cars while tanks and heavy arms support swift advances, illustrating a belief the next war will be a fast war demanding patience to avert widespread conflict.
A historical letter corrects an editor's claim about the first edition of A By ze Italian Literature issued from Vincenzo Crocia New York on September 2 1904 The note mentions a luxury cloth edition priced at $5000 and reports praise from the King and Queen of Italy and Queen Margherita of Savoy.
A letter to the Hollywood News editor discusses postwar economics, citing figures around Americans and Europeans, mentions the NRA, hours and wages, and hints at proposed legal changes. The writer urges preserving effective features while pushing for new measures.
Officers were elected at the Westminster Forest Club annual meeting. Ralph Bon, George Ro Babyson, Claude T Butler, and W H Harbaugh were named to posts. A crash near Emmitsburg left 19 year old Anthony Ceomelia of Cleveland injured with facial and chest injuries. another driver J Johnsson of Cascade aided him. The wreck damaged Comelia’s sedan and a Johnson coupe.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick the Merchants seek to organize, rail links thawed with receipts promised by Pennsylvania and Western Maryland lines. Governor Lloyd appoints W. G Baker to the Frederick County Board of Art. Milton G Urner elected a senior officer of the Maryland Temperance League. The column notes sermons at Hanover College and local church affairs, rail funding disputes, and local sports figures such as Cy Malone and Harry LeGore in national leagues.
In New Windsor trustees stated today that the college faces financial strain and a sale of property may be avoided. Indications point to endorsements for officials including John Arthur Eng and Leo Ber Sier Spring. The royal committee and election supervisors interest centers on legal counsel and board leadership.
Article by Roger W. Babson discusses the Supreme Court’s impact on New Deal policies and the prospect of a major American boom. It argues inflationary credit and strong confidence could rebuild industry, railroads, housing, and public works, with emphasis on machinery, rolling stock, construction, electric capacity, and pre fabricated housing.
The article discusses reserves and market potential with figures around 55 billion at the 1929 peak and 43 billion currently. It notes business men have capital to tap vast markets, urging patience and focus on economic momentum amid envy and strife. It cites estimates and Bureau of Public Records data on percentages referenced for 1935.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays. Notable figures include Pierre Corneille born 1606, Nathan Hale born 1755, Claude Allouez born 1628, and Louis A. Godey born 1804. Also lists events such as the Council of Florence 1439 and Willam Crawford’s 1782 exploits. The entry closes with Today’s Horoscope and brief notes on potential future projects.
George Lord named postmaster succeeding Charles M. Rex 75 takes over the duties as new postmaster amid a routine federal appointment process.
London report spots a famed American observer of the Manhattan scene now writing from Europe. The piece notes clashes in a London courtship, a champagne gesture, and a misdirected gift. It also profiles James Barrie and mentions Shaw, Galsworthy, Bergner, and Selfridges amid reflections on British life and culture.
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