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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
4
The Daily News states policy on publication and letters, asserting AP news use, strict rules against anonymous or false content, authority for opinions, and a commitment to correct errors upon editor notification. It notes issuance from The News-Post Building and freedom from submittal without consent.
A survey of 32 boys at New York's Madison Square Boys Club found a curious stash of items from pencils and rubber daggers to 59 cents and 25 handkerchiefs. The study notes human nature as a rock like instinct to collect and hoard items for future use, even when rarely they come in handy.
A collage of quotes warns that peace is endangered while children rise with warlike notions and that trade and intellect shape global well being. Notable figures include Mme Rosika Schwimmer, Will Durant, Hiroshi Saito, and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt. President Henry S Stahr will attend fund meetings at Hood College and Evangelical and Reformed churches events in Philadelphia and Lancaster.
A textual fragment cites a biblical line about removing desires with a stroke and a Cicero quotation about grief. It blends two classical references with no clear local event or Newsworthy context. The line appears as a literary excerpt rather than a report on people or places.
Beverly Hills California March 21 Will Rogers writes that the big nations in Europe protest Germany yet clash among themselves France and Italy fault each other for not supporting enough. He notes America increases soldier aid but neighbors ignore whether they are military uniforms or formations.
Judge Eugene O Dunne ruled that the Baltimore Trust Company reorganization plan does not wash out stockholders liability and preserves full Mobility. He said the plan does not defer liability until maturity and noted many stockholders are unorganized. He ordered the initial appeal costs paid from the bank funds with ultimate costs to be decided by the Court of Appeals.
The State Corporation Commission ordered the Northern Virginia Power Company to reduce residential and commercial rates effective April 1. In four northern Virginia counties and Winchester city, annual savings total about $20,000 while company income from these customers drops roughly 12 percent. Winchester residents see top tier fall to 6.5 cents per kilowatt hour from 7.6. smaller towns like Berryville Stephens City and Middletown see top tier at 7 cents from 7.4.
From The News March 1 1885 report a $60000 blaze at St Josephs College Emmitsburg destroying a dormitory and refectory. Fire companies from Frederick Baltimore Hagerstown Gassburg aided, water finally reached the scene as local officials resisted hydrant use. The incident marks the towns largest fire since 1863.
Ballenger Woman's Club hosted twenty members with a program of songs readings and a spring housecleaning demo. The business session voted two premiums for the next Fair and listed committee heads led by Mrs Howard Smith and Mrs E Renn. Woodsboro Women's Club met with 23 members. new president Steiner Cramer led a buffet supper and planned St Patrick's entertainment and capsule sister reveal.
Frederick countians are asked to assist in an astronomical observation of a brilliant fireball seen almost due west of Philadelphia about 6 20 oclock on Wednesday afternoon February 27. The object crossed Frederick County and left a smoke train lasting 12 minutes or more. Reports should include observer location path coordinates brightness duration and train visibility to compute the meteor's trajectory and possible meteorite. send to Williams Observatory Hood College.
Roger W Babson analyzes bond market extremes in March 1935. High-grade bonds trade near top prices as money supply and demand distort prices while second-grade issues lag. He cites government policy, new securities acts, and inflation expectations as key risks, urging cautious, selective investing and close monitoring.
The Marionettes drama club at Hood College presents Dover Road a modern England comedy by A A Milne Saturday at 8 15 in Brodbeck Hall directed by Miss Marion Tatum with student built scenery. Cast includes John Hansen James Decker Willard Markey Eugene Thomas and Harry Leichert Jr with Jean Scott Tamaqua Pa Betty Lee Davis Pittsburgh Pa and Marjorie McFerran Philadelphia Pa in the leading roles.
Mr and Mrs Howard Stup of Adamstown hosted a birthday and St Patrick dinner in honor of their aunt Mrs L M Virts and their daughter Frances L Stup. Attendees included Mrs Minnie Virts, Mrs Lula M Virts, Mr and Mrs George Stup and family, Mr and Mrs Emory Virts and family, Mr and Mrs Emory Brady of Washington Day, Mr George Hoffman and son, and Miss Irene Haupt.
Dorothy Dutrow daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Dutrow 27 Rosemont avenue has been elected advertising manager of the Touchstone Hood College undergraduate year book Miss Dutrow a Sophomore former business staffer on the Blue and Grey and Reckoner board member
A recipe list outlines Chicken mixtures with buttered molds, a piquant paprika caper sauce, and a creamy avocado pear salad with lime juice. It includes a strawberry delight cake with whipped cream, vanilla, and sugar, served on lettuce and plates.
Bruce Catton reviews Strange Destiny a biography of Warren Hastings by A Mervin Davies. Davies portrays Hastings as the first great administrator in India, defending his integrity and finance while noting the era’s troubles as America won independence. Putnam publishes the work.
New York, March 21. A cocktail contest drew forty bartenders and forty celebrity judges including Irene Bordoni and Sally Rand. The final jury praised new contract bridge scoring as improved, while other judges debated selections such as Sally Rand as Queen of the May. The correspondent vows not to cover more contests.
Today in History lists notable births and deaths such as Bach, Juarez, Ziegfeld, Richter, and Lufbery with dates and places. It notes historic events like West Point founding in 1802 and the 1918 Western Front offensive. The birthdays section highlights U S generals, scholars, and notable figures born around today. A horoscope warns of influence and egoism balance.
The columnist laments that living costs rise while wages lag, predicting further increases. He notes that many households now struggle to buy bread beans and staples, as wage levels fail to meet the new price reality. Credits M. Al Luffburrow from Newsea.
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