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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1935
Page
4
President Sloan of General Motors warns stockholders that federal tax policy may curb dividends and reserve building. He notes higher corporate taxes shift earnings to banks and could slow GM expansion, arguing tax reform should await recovery.
Readers discuss Governor Nice and the merit system in Maryland state appointments including Walter Rudy and Dr Homer Tabler. A Frederick letter urges a fully open public library system and nonracial access, citing Enoch Pratt Free Library as a model.
Franklin F Marsh argues for a new Frederick library, not a remodeled building, urging a center of art and culture with extensive rooms and resources. He compares to Baltimore’s Pratt library and stresses growth, civic pride, and long term usefulness for Frederick and county.
A review of Martel Griaule's Burnéty of Men notes Ethiopia's poverty and harsh land, questioning Italy's colonial aims and the villagers' capacity to resist. The piece discusses harsh taxes, squalid splendor, and brutal punishment while warning of invasion challenges. Also announced is Ward J Donnan promotion to second assistant in Danbury asso ciated with JCG Penney Co.
The article argues households should live within their means to spur industrial progress. It notes families saving, avoiding debt, and producing goods at home, while questioning the impact on local stores factories and farms if such self sufficiency spreads. It warns against artificial credit and overproduction, urging restraint to build a sound economic foundation.
Local Items from The News columns dated Sept 24 1944 record court proceedings with Chief Judge Ritchie and Judge Lynen. Grand jury foreman George W Shank noted as a prominent merchant. mentions arrivals and memorial services. Republican State Convention attendees listed. Democratic district committee organized. wedding usher attendance. birth certificate discovery dated 1792.
A perceptive appraisal notes Verril’s survey of diverse American peoples in historical times. The author challenges stereotypes of Plains Indians as uniformly cruel, highlighting variance in customs including prisoner treatment and humor. Putnam published the volume.
A collage of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays. Entries include John Marshall born in 1755 and William E. Burton born in 1804, plus figures like Marcus Hanna, Henry Barnum, and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Also notes on Supreme Court founding in 1789 and a 1918 influenza impact.
In New York and its byways, the column recalls Bardusch the Castle Caves owner, Rector of the DCs, and Bustanoby of the Domino Room, once household names in town. It records feisty scenes from Fifth Avenue gossip to Broadway rehearsals, and notes Miss Boland’s stage past and Jubilee era tensions.
The article discusses street and factory noise as a health hazard and cites England’s Anti Noise League led by Lord Horder. It notes cities debating legal limits on horns and whistles, with mufflers and ear protection as possible remedies, urging adults to tune out noise for health and recovery.
Fragmentary text quotes urging mercy toward others and questions about mercy and lineage. The lines resemble devotional or medieval English phrasing with references to mercy without clearly identifiable persons or events.
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