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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News AX Independent hails from Frederick, Maryians, dated May 26, 2938. The paper encases Associated Press dispatches and requires real names for opinions. It emphasizes accuracy and authority for disputed statements and notes postal registration.
A reader debate notes that youths seem to disregard elders efforts while aging minds resist new ideas. It argues experience guards against folly yet warns oldsters to keep pace with rapid change. The piece encourages listening to age while youths seek guidance from those who have traveled similar roads.
A fragmented excerpt describes Father Coughlin's influence as a powerful private lobby comparable to the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. It notes senators face re election pressure and hints at political maneuvering surrounding Patman-Tilman era debates and wartime funding. Strong entities include Father Coughlin, Congress, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Patman-Tilman context.
In a Sacramento May 18 letter to the editor, Will Rogers riffs on province life and sly observations. He jokes about leaving two hours earlier to avoid hurry and mentions garli e consumption in Boston and Harvard business talk.
Broad Run Citizen hails William J Grove as a superb road builder who delivered a fine bridge and approaches. The letter lauds his expertise while noting his unusual bidding habits that reportedly cost him money, but remains confident in his punctuality like a tortoise reaching its goal.
The Ballenger Farm Bureau will host a program at Fearaville school Monday at 8 o clock. Mrs Harry L Davis of Monrovia chairs the home and community committee and will lead the event. Performances include piano, readings, vocal solos, dialogue, and a humor section with local participants. Harry C Poole heads the Ballenger local unit.
Frederick notices recall church leadership changes and local church activities. Maryland Synod president Rev L A Mann from Middletown is elected during a St Mary church meeting near Adams toun. Secretary Rev J Mullon Snyder named. A Bible reading class for young men under Rev J XX MacCormick meets nightly in Kemp hall aided by FY. M. C. Emanuel Weinberg son of Samuel Weinberg of New Haven. Mention of local horticulture and a blight affecting apple orchards near Wa.
Albert Brown recalls Frederick volunteers at Harper's Ferry in 1859. Capt Sinn of the United Guards discusses Brown and a failed bridge crossing plan. Maryland legislature later compensated Frederick militiamen for their service and guard duty at the ferry.
Week ending Wednesday lists refusals of automobile licenses by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. Names include Roscoe Barrick LeGore Alfred Turner Germantown tampering with auto. Russel M Fauble of Weverion suspended for drunken driving. Fines vary. Brunkanes five dollars for high speed driving, Bussard five dollars for failure to stop, Hays five or one dollar for multiple infractions, Keller ten dollars for improper license, Mebs Grvinge five dollars, Boyd twenty five dollars for stop after license, Campbell thirty six dollars for reckless driving, and others cited for no license, reckless driving, or excessive speed.
Frederick County news notes commencement plans at Frederick City Hospital and Maryland State School, with related events including a school patrol march to Washington, Veterans of Foreign Wars parade, and the Hot Cha Cha Club opening. Tragic drowning at a quarry near Emury, frequent auto accidents, and various civic dinners and receptions are reported along with local civic groups organizing and planning events for the week.
Today in history lists events from 764 to 1992 with Loyalists landing in New Brunswick siege of Vicksburg beginning and the first Hague Peace Conference. Birthdays include John Pincard Josephus Daniels Bertrand Russell and Mary Boarian. A brief zodiac note follows with vague forecasts about marriage.
New York gossip notes detail John Rockefeller Jr observing Italian ballet at Rockefeller Center and warnings on veteran bonus bill schemes. Taxi driver Tony Toner funds a spaghetti palace dream, while actors John Drew Coit and Eddie Davis appear in backstage chatter. Arnold Reuben funds braces via a charity show as Broadway figures mingle with nightclub stars.
A university survey on health questions exposes education gaps and misconceptions. Students offered multiple choices show widespread errors on disease causes and treatment.
In a fragment from an old issue, a quotation attributed to Petrarch ponders five great enemies to peace. The text suggests a meditation on conflict and harmony as reflected in early printed thought.
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