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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1934
Page
7
The text is a 1934 newspaper masthead and notices policy from The Daily News. It outlines editorial authority for AP content, advertising procedures, communication rules, and postal handling. It notes corrections upon editor request and classifies the publication as Frederick Maryland postal matter dated Wednesday June 20 1934.
A Brooklyn jury finds against Wagner a LIU sophomore who sought 25000 dollars claiming two years of pre medical study on campus were a total loss. The decision preserves college immunity from refunding graduates and maintains education at applicant's own risk.
A column humorously extols summer wisdom on beating heat. Readers are urged to eat greens, drink water, sleep, and pace themselves as temperatures rise. The piece lampoons overexertion, compares humans to animals, and quips about motion causing heat while stressing careful, slow activity.
A reflective piece contrasts negative public attitudes with a broader view, urging readers to consider ordinary people around them. It questions judgments on others and hints at a broader moral lens, noting a women’s permission on Mount Athos with 146 monasteries as a contrasting fact.
A fragmentary diary style note from Holwood Call dated June 20 records casual daily observations. It mentions Irvin Cobb, entertainment, and reflections on Europe including England France and Germany, with scattered comments on news and ticker tape notes.
A taxpayer laments the Transients Center and Frederick transient center efforts to improve a park on Franklin Street used by YM E B and local workers. The author blames outsiders for agitation, notes lifelong residents’ contributions, and questions fairness and local expense. He urges self-reliance and criticizes outside interference with the community playground.
Rey and Mrs Guy P Breads of Taneytown travel by Cap Hol to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition then proceed to Cleveland for the General Synod closing session of the Reformed Church in the United States and the first meeting of the new General Synod formed from the Reformed Church and the Evangelical Synod Rev Mr Bready from Marsland Classis serves as a delegate to both synods.
Chronicle of Frederick events from 1884 and 1864 including weather, local deaths, and a fire. Mentions Mrs David J Marey, Hazel Gilchrist of Baltimore, Emma Sarg, and residents near Monrovia. Notes wheat cutting underway and a house fire destroying a property.
Floyd Banker Jr a nine year old from Cleveland admits to police that he lured three year old Peggy Young to the Cuyahoga river and pushed her in while throwing rocks as she surfaced He says he feared she would tell her mother He also confessed to killing another boy around May 2 1933 but denies involvement He will face psychiatric examination and possible murder charges.
A garbled roster lists Louise Moser Carrie Stull Aifidred Hull Dorothy Isabel Compher Margaret Stull Betty Long Regina Zecher Pauline Couanee Helen Long Margaret Stup Pauline Martz Betty Clem Mary Stup Hida Martz Margaret Clem Ruth Stull Mary Frances Wachter along with Bruce Remsberg Melvin Zecker John Moser Harold Zecher Paul Soul Sherman Stull Donald Zecner Simeon Stull Chartes Stull Jr Charles Stup Allan Stull Marion Stup Eugene Wachter Junior Clem Walter Lee Thrasher highlighting local families.
Recipes for frozen fruit salads and yellow cake with mallow frosting accompany a birthday party at the Jefferson home of Mr and Mrs Henry Skeler for their daughter seventh birthday. Guests listed include Vera Juandta Gullema Xoiler and many neighbors. A second birthday event at Barkerstown hosts Doris and Frances together with Ray Gorler and family.
A June New York column surveys Broadway life from poets and star wives to bar tenders and promoters. It notes large fortunes for Katharine Cornell and Amelia Earhart, mentions Mary Brian and Dick Powell, and captures a social swirl of hotels, cabarets, clubs, and the theater world with vivid vignettes of industry figures and socialites.
A cluttered clip lists historical anniversaries and notable birthdays. Names include Peer Fanewil, Acam Ferguson, Jean Tyler Moorean, Harold Penns, Herbert Crocker, and Cuthbert Pound among others. Horoscope and generic notes appear with scattered dates and places.
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