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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1936
Page
1
Crowded Hyde Park gathering and Kansas governor race draw nationwide attention as Roosevelt and Landon outline strategies. Campaign notes mention Missouri and Pennsylvania concerns, with Pendergast machine influence in Kansas City and ongoing ballot counting in Kentucky signals a pivotal primary season for Democratic contenders.
Brunswick held its biennial municipal election with about one third of registered voters voting by 1:30 this afternoon. Incumbent Mayor Harry Ro Mace faces Ernest L. Main, while a councilman is being chosen from each of three wards. City Clerk Thompson reported 130 votes in the First Ward and 171 in the Second Ward, with about 400 ballots cast in Think Ward, the west Brunswick ward with the largest registration.
Boise August 3 AP Governor Ben Rasa signed a proclamation placing Clearwater County under martial law as of 6 p.m. Idaho National Guardsmen and officers are mobilizing to Orifino to ensure order. The month‑long strike seeks higher wages and improved working and sanitary conditions. ten arrests followed last night amid a shooting at the mill and the beating of mill workers.
Fragmented weather data notes describe precipitation expectations for today and tomorrow. It mentions normal August patterns, temperatures, and a speculative forecast. The readable text includes mentions of a likely forecast day, an observed date time, and scattered weather terms without a clear, coherent report.
A Maryland court upholds the constitutionality of the Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association and rules on contract terms with producer Sponseller. The suit centers on a three year milk delivery contract, ownership transfers, and alleged efforts to avoid obligations, including deliveries to Pleasant Water Dairy, with the court interpreting nonconforming clauses and directing enforcement actions.
The report notes Owens won the 100 meter sprint title in Berlin with a record performance. Helen Stephens lowered the women’s trials record and reached the hammer throw finals. York, Pennsylvania hosted a featherweight championship and a strong field competed across events.
A $250 bond was posted on a false pretense charge involving multiple individuals amid a Jefferson branch incident. Names and details are garbled but reference to Grayson and Martland appear with Susie Melton Urs Jr and John Bo Remit among others. Outcome unclear due to damaged text.
Three hundred and many employees of the Vaden Manufacturing Company attended a company outing at Poulchertep steak house. They enjoyed a social afternoon with a concert and prayers led by the secretary. Directors including CLA Breed and Donald Magar were present.
Report outlines corn canning set to begin on Tuesday with plans for related events and community involvement. Mentions various participants, local places, and scheduled activities tied to the harvest period and associated preparations.
Turbulent reports from Madrid and Cordoba describe loyalist forces pressing against fascist insurgents in northern Spain. Bombardments and shelling disrupt towns near Palma Mallor, while rebels hold positions on surrounding mountains as coalition leaders urge action and reinforcement.
Unclear text describes a postponement related to a federation meeting opened by Yadav and involving leaders from multiple groups. Mentions a debate over an issue between Tadastrah and Crate Anondean and a federation conference scheduled for November at Painpa.
The readable lines describe a scene with a self arrival tale, a hare, and actions around a water task. Names and places are garbled, but the fragment hints at a rural setting, a race event, and a sequence of actions near a farm with implied movement and a dramatic moment.
A farmer from a small town was severely injured in an assault during the Montgomery County festival. He was taken to the county hospital for treatment for severe head injuries and a fractured leg. Police are investigating the incident and have not released suspects or exact motive.
New York August 3. Traders saw modest gains in steel and related shares as the market strengthened. Foreign exchange showed the French franc advancing while other currencies fluctuated amid general optimism for steel and chemical sectors.
A garbled police alert describes a stolen sew truck possibly linked to a Marion suburb. The message mentions Bow Street and an unidentified suspect, with unclear details about the vehicle and motive. Authorities urge residents to report any sightings and provide full identification of the vehicle.
The readable text lists garbled names and phrases scattered around place and person references but lacks coherent events or actions to summarize. It mentions a yard, a family, and various garbled proper nouns, with no clear dates or outcomes.
A damaged county death notice chronicles the killing of a county native in an attic fire near Celermont. Names such as Huth, Veum, and Ve de ftabbet appear with unclear relations, while references to Washington and Maryland sources hint at a wider regional notice. The text mixes several names, places, and dates, making concrete details uncertain.
Poorly legible OCR text mentions labor leaders and a governor in a planned event. It references a meeting at a location with participants including organizers and a chief executive officer. The article suggests discussions on steel negotiations and a potential industry settlement by a specified April date.
A New York survey shows broad revival in auto production and overall business activity despite the slower summer months. The report cites improving demand, stronger trade, and a rising industrial pace with wage and price trends noted as stabilizing factors, suggesting a healthier year ahead.
Officials inspect two new county schools near Point ef Roches til Catoctin Wintince about 2000 feet east, led by Superintendent Bagene Ww and Pruitt of Education. County Commissioners and Pubic Works reps from MC Sieland WW Tubby assist, with 45 percent of costs funded. Board members joined by NM. Coblenty and others tour the Jocat panty sites in the WerERM vehicle.
About 100 members of Unter Pire Engine Company are expected to attend a barbecue on Wednesday evening at Palr Ciromunds. Gates open at Mereotek and a pennant game between Uniteds Westtn Sty Tea and the older trem will be played. A barbecue supper will be served at ten o clock. Organizers include Charles BO Kinna and Walter HL Duvall.
Syracuse notes the death of renowned author Crepe We Known, who passed away after a late illness. The writer, famed for the Perfect Tributes collection, left many books and short works.
Reported by New York papers that Raskel is improving after a private leave. His private physician noted steady progress toward full recovery following a recent setback.
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