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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
7
The Daily News dated Wednesday June 13 1934 reports local coverage from Frederick and surrounding areas. The paper notes association with the Associated Press and emphasizes letters to the editor and public notices.
The community extends best wishes to the successful candidates. A prior administration ran smoothly under Republican leadership with a mixed board. Voters hope for continued fiscal prudence as Frederick’s tax rate and collections are praised, with calls to sustain low water rents if possible.
Geologists revise radiocur nation measurements and declare Chimborazo in the Andes the tallest mountain when measured from Earth's center, surpassing Everest by 7217 feet. Earlier data placed Everest highest from sea level, but new methods show Chimborazo extends farther from the Earth’s center.
The writer from California comments on Tugwell as a revolutionary yet conservative figure and recalls a jury scene. The fragment mentions a farmer Turkine and a prairie sand farmer, hinting at local political debate and social tensions, with unclear specifics and partial quotes.
A damaged directory style write up lists students and rooms for perfect attendance and class groups. Named individuals include Muss Higbee, Edgar Anna, Joseph Farr, Ray Witham, Elizabeth Heke, Lorraine Lowe, Hazel Valentine, and others across grades and rooms.
Rev Wm C Royal pastor of the 1ist church delivered a sermon using the first Psalm and speaking on Serving the Lord. The event featured Rex Hamself as speaker and included plans for future services and announcements regarding the 252 group.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recounted with fragmented notes on weather events, local people, and social happenings. Names such as Misses Baker and Dean Ella Joennson appear amid scattered references to anniversaries and community moments.
Frank L. Stoner, longtime lawyer and banker, observes his 70th birthday amid greetings from friends in Harford County and beyond. A prominent figure in Frederik and regional business, Stoner's career spans law, banking, and public service, with ties to Judge Maulsby and early newspaper publishing.
Graduates in Gaithersburg received diplomas as a school program included invocation by Rev. etc and essays. Special awards went to students and staff including Prof Thomes Troxell and Eugene Broadhurst. Vocational and grammar school certificates were handed to several named students and staff members.
A brief note shows items from Daily Lesson In English seeking staff in New York. Employment calls include positions likely in sales or teaching related to English wares. Local notices emphasize recruitment during the period.
Dr Morris Fishbeln discusses vacation health issues. He notes strain from long car and plane trips, sun glare, muscle cramps, and food problems. States increasingly regulate travel health steps, while readers are urged to prevent itching or bleeding with proper care.
Anniversaries notes on Todays historical events include General Pershing and a comet sighting referenced with unclear dates and multiple misreads. The item reads as a brief roundup with names and figures but lacks complete context.
NY report describes Preudald Avenue fading into luxury shops yet rows of empty mansions signal loss of old money. It notes old landmarks like the Gene Brokaw mansion and Jim Pulitzer’s home repurposed, while Fifth Avenue shifts from aristocratic homes to apartments and commercial outlets amid increasing skyscrapers and urban change.
Breakfast items include Cora Cereal and baked rice puddings. Recipes list ingredients like coffee and sugar with notes on ratios and salt. The fragmentary page shows recipe steps about mixing and cooling, mentioning Roupard Sauce and beet coffee tones.
Fragmentary notice lists today’s birthdays and a horoscope. Mentions Brit Bierer and Robert E Wood with unclear context. Includes scattered names, places like Hope Illinois and Boston, plus biblical quotation and a generic horoscope forecast.
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