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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News a independent newspaper from Frederick Maryland outlines its AP affiliation and editorial policy. It warns against unauthorized reproduction and states that corrections will be published upon notification. The notice mentions publication details and entry as second class mail.
E A Baughman yesterday handed over the Commissioner role to W R Rudy of McAlry after a decade at the helm. The department, vital as car usage surges, will benefit from Rudy’s qualifications and Schroeder’s continued aid in guiding safety measures and efficiency improvements.
Fragmentary OCR text shows odd numeric fragments including a 1 percent reference and a 15 Ong. res term. No coherent event or entities are identifiable to form a complete summary.
A signed letter from Monrovia Cal shows Wil Rogers railing at a government fund labeled Competence Punch. He jokes about cheating the government and inflates a fund total of 163,999 dollars as half a cent per person, mocking government financing of film projects.
Fragmentary OCR reads names and groups such as a chamber of commerce leader and a Japanese ambassador, with scattered phrases about money and symbols. The readable parts show references to individuals, locations, and affiliations but lack coherent events or outcomes.
In Clarkburg a dispensary robbery and a separate liquor store theft totaling $7 were reported. Two women confessed to the robberies after police identification officers announced the sentences. A restaurant burglary in Clarasburr occurred days later with Sergi Tron in charge of the identification unit. The suspect was convicted for the November 14, 1934, crime.
Fifty years ago on May 7 1855 Frederick residents recalled a collision involving motor cars operated by Charles Reasman on Second Street and a sinking incident near Ross Mead, with thirteen heavy coal cars derailed.
A list of marriage licenses including Mary J Linton and Mary Virginia Main of Frederick plus multiple other couples from Pennsylvania Maryland and Ohio. Also noted are property deeds such as Mahlon Webster Brice to Charles Brice and SM Goodman et al to Frederick city authorities with amounts around 1,710 54 dollars.
Residents of the aged cottage near Frederick hosted a Sunday afternoon program at the O F Home. The event featured Standing on the Promises with solos Something for Jesus by F Sinclair, and Echoes from a Mountain by Bernard Morris. Mrs Jennie Ressier, matron, gave remarks and benediction, with Charles Morris and Elmer Belt singing Blest Be the Tie.
Dr Morris Pishbein warns of rising fireworks injuries and deaths nationwide. He cites 1934 figures with 2600 New York City casualties after a city ban on sales, urges federal factory and sale controls to prevent further tragedies and protect children from burns and loss of sight.
A review notes The Vortex by Jose E Ravera depicts cruelty of South American slavery and the end of the system as rubber farming spreads from the Main peninsula to the Amazon valley. The Putnam publication is described as readable yet stark. A line claims it is a criminal offense to be seen with criminals under Australian law.
New York report by Paul Harrison sketches eccentric big city musicians. It highlightstrap drummers, a repeatedly married bass fiddler, a sleptomaniac horn player, and others who bend norms, steal rarely, and chase gigs across clubs, theaters, and busman holidays while composing and performing jazzy pieces.
Today in history and birthdays feature figures such as Wilam Bainbridge born in Princeton New Jersey and Robert Browning born in England. Notable dates include October 18 and December 12 with various births, deaths, and affiliations across arts and military history.
A fragmented historical note recalls Archibald Macheish of Far ton Connecticut as a 58 year marker, mentions Aired W Mason and Columbia in York deed from a lottery, plus 1810 George V proclaimed king and 1912 German peace terms. The garbled text hints at a general timeline of notable events and a caution about security.
A fragmented quotation cites Ecclesiastes and an attributed Wilberforce note praising personal labor and pleasure in one’s own work. The text reflects a religious motivational sentiment emphasizing contentment through work and enjoyment of the fruit of labor.
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