Dollar Stabilization Debate Across Nations Spurs Economic Talk
The Daily News reports on remarks by American Ambassador Robert W. Bingham in Edinburgh advocating dollar stabilization and international cooperation on prices. It notes fluctuating exchange rates near the gold standard and hints at broader banker cautions, with French finance minister Louis Germain-Martin urging price rises alongside tax cuts. Roosevelt addresses bankers on international relations, signaling readiness to adjust prices and values globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Bingham
Edeburgh
Washington
American Bankers Association
New York
Heaven
Louis Germain-Martin
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Roosevelt
Broad Education and Local 4-H Winners Highlight Frederick News
President Roosevelt discusses value of broad education from William and Mary. Frederick County 4-H winners include Fouche, Thompson, Wheatley in nationwide contests. no county girl took first place. Harmony Grove notes Nehe Witer as the sole Frederick winner. U S maintains 43 embassies and 345 consulates abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wiliam and Mary College
Virginia
Orotny
Fouche
Adamstown
Willie Lois Thompson
Creagerstown
Francs Wheatley
Frederick County
Miss Thompsest Ton
A& Record
Miss Wheat
Side Uets. Revue
Last Ear “Mose “Nehe Witer Harmony Grove
Sas
Letters From Beverly Hills Mirror Odd Local News
To the Editor of The News Bevery Hills Cali March 5 On tas last hagas oebre excton California evokes the image of a young husband at a maternity ward waiting for the birth. The writer notes cigarette smoke and anxious focus on voting and moving movie folks to Florida. Names cited include Julie Gaye Baxter and Tad with a brief mention of divorce notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevery Hills
Cali
Mar
California
Ueaa
Anx
Brispant
Fiorida
Janelie Gaye
Amner Baxter
Oki
Tad
Will Rogers
Hal- lowe'en society initiates two members at Mt Union school
The Hallowe'en society at the Mt Union school house held a successful event last Monday night with costumes and a program by the young people. Two new members Rev Mr Krol and H B Fogler were initiated. Special credit for costumes went to Roger Bentz Karl Wilhide Francis Crumbacker and Ruth Relfsnyder. A house party at Mr and Mrs William P Trenlerudgoes followed with Ruth Holter hosting campers from Camp Mensch Mill. Guests included Shirley Muller Grace Hess Ruth Baskin Dave Albertson Edward Schlingman Jerry Wenner and Jenna Heater from the Theological Seminary. The group later picnicked at Fishing Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bentz
Karl Wilhide
Francis Crumbacker
Ruth Relfsnyder
William P
Ruth K. Holter
Camp Mensch Mill
Reformed Church
Shirley Muller
Edinburg
Misa Grace Hess
Akron
Ruth Baskin
Harsburg
Dave Albertson
Lancaster
Edward Schlingman
Jerry Wenner
Jenna Heater
The
Theological Seminary
Fishing Creek
Frederick C and P T Co award service emblems to staff
Two employees of the Frederick office of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in Baltimore City received emblems for long service. Katie M. Stup and J. M. Cram earned fifteen year service stars, part of 196 Maryland employees totaling 1,805 years of combined service recognized by manager Paul I. Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Paul I. Payne
Katie M. Stup
J. M Cram
Payne
Room Mothers Meet At Ebert Building Bingo Night Planned
The room mothers gathered at 8th Street School with 26 attendees. President Roy Schroeder called the meeting to order and minutes were approved. A bingo party was scheduled for Friday at 7 20 PM in the Ebert Building to benefit the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wate Hem
Cmn
Roy Schroeder
Ebert
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Local items from the Nous column dated November 6, 1884 recount election edge as returns lag. Cleveland likely defeating Blaine in New York sentiment. Frederick County favoring Elta with 4,800 votes reported. Also notes on a knife fight at Market and Pathick, a city fire damaging the Thomas family property, and civic updates including Mrs Ellen Trail Legg selling a 142 acre farm near Ju z Bridge and local assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grover Cleveland
James C. Blaine
Uarazim Reporina
Frederick County
Elta
Priner
Whitesion
Nea City
Nee Made
Hiram Bargis Charadiano
Adamatann
Thomas
Meare
Mouin
Aroke Oatoan
Goeceham
Mars
Jay Waar
Ellen Trail Legg
Juz Bridge
Caunie
Solst
L. Beussman
Worlsieck
Banana Fritters and Pork Dish Menu By Mrs Alexander
A dated recipe card presents Banana Fritters with flour sugar milk and bananas, along with a baked pork steak dish using pork, onions, celery, crumbs and peppers. An orange sauce recipe accompanies, detailing sugar, flour, orange juice, water, butter and salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George
Brest
Daily English Lesson Word Set Incomplete Fragments
Daily lesson outlines pronunciation hints and word studies for vocabulary building. It lists hazardous as dangerous and includes examples and misused pronunciations, but the text is garbled with missing parts and stray characters.
Notable quotes and voices from public figures
A collage of personal statements and reflections from Gloria Mogan Vanderbilt, Col. Tillinghast Huston, Lieut. G Krishnayya, Thomas H Robinson Sr, and Capt Bob Bartlett. The remarks cover themes of family, money, standardization, crime, and polar exploration.
HERRING AS A PROTEIN SOURCE IN DIET
Dr Morrie Fishbein summarizes herring nutrition noting about 18 percent protein with 80 percent water and fat, 2 percent other constituents, and minerals like calcium phosphorus and iodine. He discusses fat content variability, seasonal changes, and limited vitamins A and D, urging fish as a cheap dietary protein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Maclennan
Herting
A Book A Day by Bruce Catton review notes
Bruce Catton reviews The New Democracy, criticizing the Roosevelt era reforms while praising rugged individualism. The author argues for a pinned economy, federal aid for housing and health, education, and job opportunity, and suggests a brain trust be formed. The piece hints at political bias and the book’s critical stance on New Deal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Democracy
Roosevelt
United States
Tekes
Tan Sao
Eric
Brain Trust
Nof
Luella Gear and Other Broadway Odds and Ends
New York, November 6. Paul Harrison profiles stage life amid Broadway bustle. Luella Gear, deemed untalented, becomes a key cog in Small Miracle through satiric mimicry. Profiles cover Joseph Laurin-Callera, Lawrence Huey, Brock Pemberton, and wrestler-turned-actor Wahl, tracing varied paths to stage success from Malta to Town Hall concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
New York
Chance
Luella Gear
Miss Gear
Comediennes
Muss Gear
Gearhan
Joseph Spurin-Callela
Hollywood
Laurin-Callera
Island
Malta
Town Hall
Today In History and Birthdays at a Glance
Today in history lists births and deaths of notable figures from Colley Cibber to Abraham Lincoln and Henry Ford. It notes anniversaries, political figures, writers, and musicians with dates and places in a dense, retro newspaper style. Also highlights birthdays like Mrs Virginia Jenckes and Edsel Ford with terse biographical mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistory
Abraham Lincoln
Deptakmen of Canada
Ottawa
Henry Fawcett
Britain
Henry Ford
NRA
Virgina Jenckes
Terre Haute
Indiana
Edsel Ford
Detroit
Much
Luff's Stuff GOOD LUCK TO SCIENCE
A reflective note on science and education praising efforts of researchers and students. It laments conflicting ideas in science, mentions relativity, and wishes success in uncovering truths despite personal difficulty understanding complex theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruths
Notable Births Mark 41st to 1455th Anniversary Today
A dated column lists prominent figures born on this day across decades and locations. It includes Dr J Bentley Sqvier of New York born 41 years ago, Harold W Ross of New York editor of The New Yorker born 42 years ago, Dr Ernest M Hopkins president Dartmouth born in Dunbarton New England 61 years ago, Louis Murpny US Senator born in Jana 5 years ago, Bishop Henry K Sherrill of Boston born Brooklyn 44 years ago, Ignace Paderewski famed pianist born in Poland 1455 years ago and Sir Herbert Samuel English statesman born 64 years ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bentley Sqvier
New York
Harold W. Ross
The
New Yorker
Aspen
Cole
Ernest M. Hopkins
Dartmouth
Dunbarton
Nest Mats App
Louis Mur Pny
Jana
Dubuque
Henry K. Sherrill
Boston
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Switzerland
Commineer
Poland
Herbert Samuel
Horoscope for Jroven and Sy Impatient Souls
A brief horoscope notes self indulgence and possible relapse into weakness due to liberality and frankness. It suggests using keen knowledge of human character and a resolute nature to exercise self control and personal discipline.
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Fanny
Union Bridge
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Dad
Tadio
Gloria Mogan Vanderbilt
Col. Tillinghast Huston
New York Yankees
Lieut
Pasupuleti G. Krishnayya
India
Thomas H Robinson
Stoll
Bob Bartlett
Admiral Peary
North Pole
By Williams
Teeny
John
Tim Reg U
Pat Off
United Feature
SRE
Sats
Morrie Fishbein
Journal of American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Bruce Catton
Ickes
Auditorum
Rachmaninoff
Lawrence Huey
Bradford
Wheeling
Ruley
Warren
Brock Pemberton
Paesidor Dela
Wahl
Lght-heaisweghy
Colley Cibber
Ratiaig Deie
Tripol
Norfolk County
Philadelphia
Jonas I.E. Lic
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Repub
Lec Regres
Foster, R
Henry W. Farnam
Yales
New Haven
Conn
John Philip Sousa
Washington, DC
Madison C. Peters
Lehigh County
James Watt Gregory
Texas
Jt Wilson
Crawie
Miss
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