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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1937
Page
4
A historic note explains The Daily News publication schedule and policy on corrections and letters. It states the newspaper is an afternoon daily with exceptions, the role of the Associated Press, and guidelines on publishing names and correspondence.
Frederica voters reelect Mayor Lt Culler for a three year term and commend the sewer project’s progress while noting the public service of unsuccessful candidates. The editorial urges support for the new administration, acknowledges inconveniences from construction, and hopes for a bright municipal future.
President proposes moving conservation functions from the Department of Agriculture to a new Department of Conservation within the Interior. Critics anticipate a bloated new structure while leaving scraps of the old agency. Opposition from farm groups and forestry groups signals a long debate through the congressional session.
John D Nicodemus of Walkersville writes to The News urging unity amid national debate on labor and wealth distribution. He cites figures about inequality, references political figures and campaigns, and argues that profiteering harms workers. He calls for calm discussion and warns against communism. June 4.
A Biblically themed note cites Corinthians 10 13 promising that God will not tempt beyond endurance and will provide a way to bear temptation. The entry adds a Boston reflection that temptation reveals the heart’s stir.
Frederick counties levied 58 cents per hundred dollars for 1961-62, with Frederick County enjoying the lowest rate in Maryland except for one. In Emmitsburg Mother Euphemia, head of St Joseph's Academy, has died prompting cancellation of this year's commencement exercises. The tobacco barn of William J Kindley at Urbana burned, destroying five hogsheads of tobacco and the structures.
Twenty years of notes from The News recount patriotic mass meetings in Frederck Canty where 4 1784 men registered but did not vote. Draft board members Clerk of Court Haugh, Sheriff Roderick, and Dro 1 O Thomas aided the drive, saving an estimated $1000. The Garks’ Might School charity donation was approved with Mrs Pearl Rader and Henry HL Abbott chosen president. Athletic training praised for a Maryland track meet, with the Howrd relay team leading. injuries troubled Charlie Ry Rhoderick and Walter Whig who suffered an eye injury amid electrical work by Cherler and others.
A fragmentary review of a children’s book about a beautiful dancer who awakens from a long sleep to reveal a magical tale. The work, tied to old legends and illustrated by WPA Federal Writers Project contributors, aims to delight youngsters with mythic travel from America to England and back.
Walthersville Woman's Club in Walkersville held a fashion show at the Alfvomial, with Mrs Franklin Cramer presiding. Models wore 1837 to 1934 gowns, slacks, and old-fashioned outfits while music and poems accompanied the event.
Victor F. Nottiacin claims a machine protects people from gas explosions by detecting gas via a mechanical smell sensor and a compressor pump. Air is drawn through pipes from suspected fumes, concentrated to ignite, then used to trigger heat to shut off gas. The setup includes an unlit jet to catch fire if gas is present.
The Maryland State Branch of the United National Association of Post Office Clerks will hold its second annual state convention at the Hamilton Hotel in Hagerstown on June 26 and 27. Speakers include United States Senator George L. Radebaugh and Senator Patrick McCarren of Nevada. Representing the Post Office department are Smith W. Purdue, Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, George Wm. Trout of Frederick, secretary and Resolutions chairman, and Hobart Albargh of Frederick, Finance chair. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet concurrently. Narration by state President Mrs. Charlotte Trout. The note adds Philippine islands summer months are March, April, and May.
United States Congressman Jens Kings Randolph Desnoes of West Virginia will be guest speaker at the Fred ne Club fourteenth charter anniversary and ladies night Thursday at 6 30 pm. The event draws Lions from about twenty five clubs in Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia with John W. Walter presiding. Entertainment includes dancing group singing and films of King George VI’s coronation.
Several leases were filed in the clerk's office on Tuesday. N B Clabaugh of Jefferson County Wy Ving leases to Esse A Schell a property near the Balern Creek Pike and Trappers Ferry road intersection from October 1 1936 to September 3 194 at a monthly rent of 1250 with an option to purchase for S240. George T Mehring of West Friendship leases to Cities Service Oil Company a property on the west side of US 5 highway 1 south of Frederick for five years at one cent per gallon gasoline. A deed was recorded for the sale of four lots on Culler Avent in Rosedale west of Frederick from Atv and Mrs Jdacuts A Kidwiler to Mr and Mrs Norman A Slagen.
In Beaunion Texas on January 9 Broussard decided a pet alligator should live in the sea rather than in his yard. The reptile he trapped a year ago has grown from two feet to eight, prompting the relocation plan.
The article explains chronic arthritis as a progressive rheumatic condition with multiple named forms such as degenerative arthritis and osteoarthritis. It notes no single cause, possible links to infection metabolism digestion and absorption, and mechanical factors. The condition often affects knee joints, worsens with wear, and can involve both sides of the body, more commonly in men or women depending on joint.
A period style note teaches proper usage of phrases like shut up versus keep quiet. It defines nutrition as that which nourishes and cautions that anger and worry interfere with nutrition.
A short, reflective note explains that daylight will shorten after a few days and continue as July arrives. The writer, A. Lufburrow, notes the yearly pattern of longer days giving way to shorter days as summer progresses into fall, with the sun sinking earlier.
A hostess should not rush service by removing multiple plates at once. Remove core from grapefruit halves before serving. The waitress presents a dish with her left hand. Silver should be cleared with the platter. Place four salt and pepper shakers on the table. use salad forks for brick ice cream and appropriate utensils for serving.
New York theater folk plan summer tours from Montauk to Maine as stars like Eva Le Gallienne and Ruth Gordon promise to appear in roadside venues. The bucolic circuit blends farm life with drama, offering cheaper testing grounds though pay is low and conditions vary.
A jumble of historical anniversaries and notable births list figures such as Sylvanus Thayer, Samuel Southard, John Howard Payne, and Charles J. Bonaparte with dates and brief notes. The piece ends with a horoscope predicting favorable but delayed success for persistent effort.
A muddled speech fragment questions Supreme Court appointment criteria citing fitness over factional concerns. It references opinions on judges, charisma, and public perception, with stray names and dates suggesting a broader debate about qualifications and public trust.
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