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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1934
Page
9
The article argues that rural areas in New York and beyond show homicide, rape, arson, burglary, and auto theft rates higher than expected given population, noting weak rural police and reliance on state support. It compares rural versus urban crime patterns and reflects on metropolitan media dramatization.
A Coshocton Ohio school board debate over reducing high school diploma size prompts questions about tradition and practicality. The proposal, likened to a cabinet photo, questions readability and wall display impact while invoking budgetary economies and inherited decorum.
Bruce Cation reviews George Seldes Blood and Profits, arguing the arms industry profits from war and even helped cause wars. The critique cites World War I examples of munitions firms supplying both sides, asserting the industry pursues profits over patriotism and peace. Published by Harper's.
Miss Doris Hoffman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hoffman, is appointed as a legation clerk. The announcement notes her family background and ties to West Ted Ty and Le Muss Hoff.
A rural accident near Market Street involving a wagon and a horse causes injuries to a ten year old, with a commotion on the street. The incident is part of a Frederick column recounting past events and local memories from Brennerman farm to Joan area.
A fragmentary 1940s style sketch of Tucson Arizona contrasts a recent child kidnapping case with the city’s history and desert character. It notes June Robles kidnapping, the Robles ranch, the Santa Cruz river setting, Spanish land grants between Tucson and Nogales, and the mix of tourists, ranches, and diverse inhabitants shaping Tucson’s climate and culture.
Menu items include crsp potato chips with Ly exwurst and a range of dishes such as Laver Loaf Escaloped Potatoes Buttered Green Beans and Rhubarb Pudding with Hard Sauce. Recipes cover liver with parsley onion and celery, escaloped potatoes and rhubarb pudding with butter cream, all baked in buttered dishes and served warm.
Luff’s Stuff promotes spring garden care with a cheerful tonic urging use of the mower on grasses and planting of tomatoes peas and flowers to brighten summer hours as mood lifts.
The Aid Society of Araby met May 7 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Lilian Kimmerly's home with 21 members and two visitors. President Goldie Stauffer led a brief service, a Mother's Day verse was shared, and plans were made to celebrate the society's second anniversary.
Truman Smith and Umon Bidge were involved in a disorderly conduct case in Westminster. Bidge was arrested Saturday night by Deputy I. P. Rinehart, jailed in Carroll county, and pleaded guilty before Police Justice George E. Benson, paying a $5 fine plus costs.
Health notes describe arteriosclerosis or hardening of arteries, its link to elevated blood pressure, and how vessel rigidity affects different organs. It covers causes ranging from infections to alcohol and smoking, and notes uncertainty about exact origins and the variability among individuals.
The monthly PTA meeting features a charity play titled Peek-A-Boo performed by room mothers and local volunteers. Cast includes Mrs Frederick Pa, Miss Delight, an Oshkosh actress, plus Mrs Louie Aldrich Miss Alice Repp and several community figures from Harristown Ta, New Jersey and beyond.
New York May 9 A dampish gay summer mood grows as roadhouses bloom and rooftops glow with awnings music and cash. Ex speakeasies expand into gardens while drug stores set up outdoor tables. Rockefeller Center plans an outdoor bar while hotel sky salons sprout. Starlight Reef Garden Waldorf Astoria hosts bamboo bar and live acts. One St Moritz Sky Gardens glow blue and silver with Gossip Room bars. Ben Marden’s Riviera rises on Hudson cliffs and Bella Vista penthouse cafe lures diners. Showboat tours up Hudson aboard Buccanett and back. Claremont Inn slashes prices with lawn dining and orchestra. Central Park to host 75 seat CW A orchestra for public dancing. Louis Was proprietor of Montparnasse’s Ding 33 eyes a return to New York. Paris expatriates like Joe Zelli and Lou Schwert return, with European-nightlife impresarios planned. Europe At Home Billy Rose revamps Casino Paree into a continental music hall with long hours, open 50 cents lunches, and dinner for two. Rose aims to attract masses with vaudeville and a hundred waiter singers amid a scene of tasteful performance and nightlife debauchery.
Today in history list of births and events with names such as Jacob Brown August Chouteau Walker Corton and John Brown. Notes include explorers scientists actors and engineers from Buckscount Pennsylvania to St Louis and Philadelphia with dates spanning 1786 to 1932 and reference to 1897 a cartoon first in an American paper and the 1826 polar flight claim.
A fragmented clipping shows figures like Hermann Goering and Baron von Haie addressing the German public about unity and sacrifice. They discuss the need for economic planning and state controls while noting American President Roosevelt’s appeal and Mussolini’s decisive leadership.
This fragment notes a February mood described as strong sympathy mixed with combativeness. It mentions persons with varied origins and dates, including references to Saint Louis born individuals and others from Nova Scotia and New York, illustrating a period voice on personal tendencies and self-control before taking firm stances.
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