P. Is Seeing Happy Days Ahead
Political column argues Democrats will cause a break and predicts favorable days ahead for P. A focus on party strategies and anticipated outcomes in the current political climate.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1935
Page
3
Political column argues Democrats will cause a break and predicts favorable days ahead for P. A focus on party strategies and anticipated outcomes in the current political climate.
Washington reports Republican leaders see possible wide ramifications from the rift between the administration and Huey P Long. They note Long might peel votes from Roosevelt in 1936 if aided by Father Coughlin and allies. Long reiterates plans for Senate bid and 1936 presidential run on share the wealth platform.
Burkittsville P T A will hold a March 30 school meeting with county education head Eugene W. Pruitt as speaker. Pupils from the Maryland State School for the Deaf will demonstrate their work. A banquet for 32 members and guests was hosted by Silver Craft Distributing Corp with a three course dinner and green shamrock decorations. J C Skidmore was toastmaster. Hazel Holter led singing. Samuel Ausherman spoke. Stella Beatty won a special prize.
A Western Shore Farm Bureau gathering will convene at the Southern hotel Baltimore on Wednesday at 10 AM. C E B Wise Jr secretary treasurer will preside and outline the meeting’s purpose. Wilbert L Smith will discuss signing new members. A similar Denton Eastern Shore session follows on March 14.
The Adamstown Parent-Teachers Association will meet at the school auditorium Tuesday evening at 7 30. J C Dietz will speak. Dr John Derr will show lantern slides of his experiences as a medical missionary in Africa.
Mary E. Dague shares a child’s party tea featuring cupcakes with creamy frosting and candied fruit. The piece includes a detailed from-scratch cup cake recipe, a method for varied frostings, and a sample menu for breakfast, luncheon, and dinner with coffee guidance.
March 10 report on Joan D B Rockefeller Sr 95 years old known as master of millions. He has been ill with a cold and visited by his local doctor twice daily but his condition improved and he is deemed out of danger possibly resuming his routine automobile rides. Also brief notices include a child accident on Magnolia avenue and a chimney fire at 42 East Seventh Street quelled by the Junior fire engine with no damage.
A description of black j as a favored spring gown option features lace and chiffons plus taffeta as a stylish alternative. The ber or cocktail frock showcases a hip length jacket with narrow lapels long sleeves and embroidered white organdie at the bodice. Self covered buttons rhinestone buckles and a slim Noor skirt complete the ensemble with a graceful flare.
Washington on March 1 reports another record breaking securities issue as Pacific Gas and Electric tops the prior record by 2.06 million under commission supervision with a 45 million bond. Swift and Company in Chicago added 43 million three days earlier. Labor leaders cite rising worker incomes since the market freeze and indicate revival gains.
The report recalls a period when mood was low two years prior and forecasts indicate business would stay at the current level for several months ahead. The outlook suggests stability rather than rebound or collapse, with emphasis on sustained activity rather than growth.
Pythian Sisters held a regular Monday night meeting at 8 o clock with 43 members present. Officers include Past Chief Emma Fisher Most Excellent Chief Thelma Culler Excellent Senior Dorothea Summers Excellent Junior Lillie Trout and others. Delicious refreshments were served. Never you saw it in The News.
Vatican City releases six stamp commemoratives tied to the International Juridical Congress. Designs depict Raphael paintings and Vatican history, with two-color high values and bi colored frames. Philippine series also described with varied sizes and historical scenes.
A description of Manchukuo postage stamp issues showing five and four peso denominations with Emperor Henry Pu portrait and Chinese inscriptions. It notes stamps surcharged for official use and a series with empire wording. also references stamps not recognized by China and a plan to resume postal service. World Notes highlights Belgium preparations for a 1 B-
A Fran¢ adhesive note describes a stamp exhibition in Brussels highlighting Philip the Pair, prince of Thurn and Tavis. The Columbia set for the third national Olympic games at Barranquilla includes 16 stamps from 2 centavos to 106 pesos. Sale duration not indicated.
Mary Catherine Davis five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Davis near Catoctin Furnace suffered severe burns when her dress caught fire while playing with matches. Dr M A Birely Thurmont tended the burns and the child was taken to Frederick City hospital. Her condition is serious but improving today.
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