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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
13
The June 23 1935 issue laments early school closings and praises graduation exercises. It notes the value of youth, language and literature learned, citizenship duties, and the community wishes students a healthy vacation and a strong return in fall for preparation ahead.
The United States sends notes to European nations about overdue war debts, noting Finland may pay while others delay. Congress forbids selling securities to governments behind on payments, citing prudent finance. Debtors rush to fund future military needs, risking a cycle of renewed conflict.
A Beverly Hills letter describes a large local group filming a movie featuring Jesse Owens, the Ohio State sprinter and world record holder in three events, as he competes in four events on Saturday. The writer praises Owens as modest and eager to win, and mentions Tom Thorpe as a notable athlete.
PERSONAL S is Herman Mocx congratulates for a daughter born Wednesday at Fredericxty Hospital. Rev and Mrs DeWitt Pause, Miss Margaret Hoover and Mr Jacob F Kiniz attended the young peoples conference. Katherine Wiener and Margaret Wiener return from Cottage Park to East Patrick street with Mrs Mullinix. Mr and Mrs George Douglas, Baltimore, plan July move to Mrs Mullinix’s home. Onions without tears and tips for shelling nuts appear. Mrs W W Osburn is at Frederick City hospital under observation.
Local items recall President Baughman leaving Georgetown on the pay boat for April wages. Incendiary suspects jailed after firing the Union Hotel in Woodsboro. Frederick Female Seminary recital directed by Walter Power Sullivan. County Commissioners invite bids for the Brunswick Peters State aid road. Fire and community groups listed among local organizations. Payne named manager of the Frederick district for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. England struck by lightning near Urbana.
Babson analyzes the Supreme Court decision on the NRA and its effect on wages, hours, inflation, labor disputes, and economic recovery. He argues wage cuts are unlikely, hours will hold, living costs may ease, and inflation pressures depend on policy, with labor troubles unlikely to derail revival.
June 13 Burkittsville reports weekend visits to Philadelphia and Lovettsville relatives. A minor electrical storm caused a thermos bottle to break in Mrs Erdman’s hands but no injuries occurred. Middletown High students in a car accident sustained only bruises. Mrs Roehrback and family visited Petersville, and Mrs Tritappe is improving after illness. The Young Women Missionary Society plans a bake sale and home made trial. Mr and Mrs Wills of Tennessee are vacationing. Mrs Was formerly Miss Hishiman.
William J. Grove argues in a letter to The News that rapid weighers and election supervisor appointments under Governor Nice ignored deserving Democrats and loyal Republicans alike. He contends the process harmed qualified local officials and forced one capable man to relocate, urging more balanced appointments without political reprisals.
Mr Lesis Wachter and Mrs Charles E Smith were taken for treatment this morning to Johns Hopkins and Frederick City Hospitals respectively. Mrs Glenn Garber and her son Glenn Jr were in a collision at South College Parkway and Upper College Terrace and were removed to Frederick Hospital with bruises and injuries.
The Braddock Lutheran Sunday School will hold its annual Children’s Day service Sunday at nine o’clock. Program includes opening song Let Everybody Sing led by Rev. Dr. H. C. Erdman, scripture reading, and multiple recitations and exercises by Dolly Anne Shaffer, Betty Freddie Meszier, Miss Charlotte Summers, James Shaffer, Hoffman, Helena Bereoses, Ther Come, and others with songs like Voices and Like Flowers.
A compilation of notable births and events across history, listing Frances Burney and other figures with birth and death dates, plus milestone occurrences such as the first session of the United Canadian Parliament and notable political and cultural notes.
Fragmentary note quotes Psalm 73 verse 12 on the ungodly prospering worldly riches. Mention appears as a religious reflection with an attributed line by John Foster. The source text is incomplete and presents a mix of biblical citation and paraphrase.
In Paris June 13, a New Yorker notes the city now feels more French with fewer Americans visible in cafes and streets. He recalls shops, landmarks, and venues like Notre Dame, the Louvre, the Champs Elys es, and Harry's New York Bar while observing the rising franc value and shifting tourist dynamics.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes a push to test schoolchildren and staff for tuberculosis using skin tests X rays and tuberculin. Minnesota explores vaccines while other states expand compulsory screening to safeguard pupils and educators.
The wedding details are incomplete but indicate Marshall Bower and Jakes Bower both of Aller Were married at the Pres An manse on a Wednesday. The pastor cited is Dr. Charles F Wener, with references to a disease and an observer reading about a Wednesday observation prep.
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