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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1935
Page
2
Reports indicate corn output down about 11 percent from last year while apples and tobacco show gains or resilience. Hay, oats, and wheat stocks vary by region with Southern Maryland faring better under heavy rains. October stocks reveal shifts across corn, oats, and wheat.
Moscow protests the Japanese government over a reported new invasion along the frontier. Soviet officials order the ambassador in Tokyo to lodge the protest and push for an on the spot mixed commission to investigate the claim. Greenfield marked Oct 14 notes social visits and local events, including gatherings at the John Davis home and Koontz chapel activities.
In Havana, ABYF team member Liz Chapman, a former New Enterprise outfielder, commands notice for a sharp eye and fielding skill. The article highlights her farm ownership and status as an active outfielder in local baseball circles.
The American Liberty League released a compilation of Tydings letters and a Roosevelt administration critique. The set shows cooperation between Tydings and Democratic figures including Class and Byrd in a sharp April 2 Senate speech, addressing key New Deal policies and AAA concerns.
Quotes from Senator Borah and Dr B C Clausen on peace and free speech. Baker and Harveys weigh in on the New Deal and work relief linking to Rome's fall. A note on aircraft engine cooling cites controllable cowl technology enabling adequate air flow under tough conditions.
A des-lacemere-be ad touts Creomulsion for coughs chest cold and bronchial irritation. It promises quick relief by soothing inflamed membranes and loosening phlegm with a druggist guarantee and money back if not satisfied from the first bottle.
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