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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1934
Page
5
Court Street Maryland publication details show The Daily News serving as an afternoon paper with Associated Press use and strict editorial policy. The note outlines copyright rules and press etiquette, stressing that opinions are to be signed and local notices handled through authoritative channels.
A June 9 1934 column discusses Cuba political freedom under the Pratt Amendment and U S-Latin America relations. It notes U S policy aims to protect property and nationals in Cuba while cautioning Latin American demagogues and suggesting improved relations after constitutional changes.
A letter requests Frederick County residents to cooperate in entertaining and relocating crowded urban children from New York on hot summer days. The writer recalls past charitable efforts moving thousands of city children to rural farms for vacations, led by a benefactor who supported the cause until his death.
The letter criticizes Treasury pressure on officials to stay out of politics and notes updates on Max Barr and Wheeler-Howard Indian affairs. It references political legitimacy and health concerns while urging caution amid ongoing tensions.
Fragmentary OCR note references 1932 events tied to Goi Ropere and McNoughe Syndicaue. Readable items point to a red Hom location with mentions of Hen and a5, but details are unclear. The text preserves names and place hints without coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text lacks coherent events, names, places, or dates to form a substantive news item or summary.
A brief note reflects on faith practice, urging prayer and meditation as a path through martyrdom and triumph. It emphasizes steadfast belief and spiritual resilience amid hardship and persecution.
The 1884 Frederick issue notes events such as the Pleasant Hill Union services and the Christ church observances. It lists directors for the Liberty and Frederick Turnpike Road Company, and reports Albert S. Brown’s election and social gatherings at the Stup residence near Charles Town.
Saturday’s observances across Frederick County featured numerous school graduations with students in white and blue, as County Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt and the Board of Education officiating. Parents cheered as youths marked the transition from childhood to high school completion, with multiple ceremonies noted including Hood College’s unique event.
The 4A Daily program begins Monday in Middletown with sessions daily for two weeks. Delegates from Carroll and Washington counties arrive Sunday for a joint event under the Maryland-Delaware Council of Religious Education. G Nevin Robert is the speaker and sessions run 9 AM to 5:30 PM with varied departments and guest ministers.
Graduation exercises will be held at St Martin's Parochial School in Gaithersburg with Mass at 8 a.m. Holy Communion will be given to all graduates and alumni. Rev Joan J Callaghan will give the sermon and present certificates after Mass. Noland Jones of Rockville will receive the American Legion medal for outstanding class work and citizenship and the highest class average. Certificates will be awarded to William Abert Joseph Bo iu Devibiss Charles Dra James George Norris John Sehrider Harry Sorrell Emmanuel Im Walter Kathleen Ag Beall Bernice Kurgs um Mary Stolz.
Browningsville and nearby towns report residents traveling to Stephens City Virginia and Chesapeake Beach for outings while others visit relatives in Monrovia Damascus and Urbana. Local residents recover from illness while church activities and a Methodist Conference in Baltimore are noted along with multiple family visits and small gatherings.
Large attendances are reported at nightly Salvation Army tent services beside the army home on West Fifth street. Rev Dr Amos John Sraver preached Friday from John 316. Mrs B C Morris and Mrs Wood sang Friendship With Jesus. Community services continue Sunday with 1 am and 745 pm gatherings. Later the talks will feature Rev W C Royal as speaker.
Me Summers will speak at memorial services at Shar cemetery this afternoon. The program lists speakers including Thomas Summers of Sharpsburg and H D Chapman of Shar. The gathering is hosted by Maegasha Lodge No 64 at the local cemetery in Surdtr.
A condensed page notes historical anniversaries and births including Peter the Great and George Stephenson, with brief death dates. It lists various 19th and early 20th century figures and a few scattered notes on horoscopes and charitable references amid fragmented text.
Miss Marie Waters, a Notre Dame graduate of 1933, has secured a position with the Baltimore News and Post. The announcement places her as sta ter of Matthew avenue, El Moi, connecting her with Baltimore’s press scene.
A behind the scenes look at a revival of The Drunkard and related acts reveals barmaids and ticket-takers turned performers, juggling, and dialects. The piece highlights set tricks, fog effects, wind machines, and the cast including Virginia Warren Whetner and Mildred Kent, plus notes on other showboat troupes and past productions.
An outline of health advice and personal anecdotes by Dr Morris Fishben from American Medical Association circles and Eyzei 1 Magazine. The column references vaccination, surgical practice, and family care while critiquing biases and stressing patient welfare. The text suggests ongoing medical education and patient trust as core themes.
A fragmented OCR entry lists unclear names and phrases such as LIFE CONSTANT ROLE and AL LUFSURROW. The legible bits appear as stray lines without coherent event or context. No identifiable people, places, or actions emerge from the readable text.
Brief note indicates confusion over schedule and activities at the recreation center. Mentions vacation plans, food and drinks, and possible programs but lacks clear details or dates. Individuals referenced are not fully named.
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