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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1936

Page

7

New Deal’s Friends Hold Strong In Primaries

In the 1934 primaries Roosevelt’s allies advance in Alabama Texas and Maryland. George Huddleston loses in Alabama. Sam Rayburn and Maury Maverick win renomination in Texas while Maverick’s campaign woes pit him against utilities. David Lewis of Maryland also survives a hard fight, signaling potential continued New Deal support in Congress.

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Weenie roast on Monocacy River at Bridgton port

Aug 4 gathering at Bridgtoon port along the Monocacy River with Mr and Mrs Maley of Waynesboro hosting. Attendees included Mrs Mary Stour and daughters Anna Rath Margaret Fleet Hilda Charvies Mrs Richard fem, Mrs Mary Rarenateet, Mink Trane Shark Charing Deters and many others.

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Down East Inspires Rural Southern Residence Design

A disrupted OCR fragment describes a rural house project guided by Down East inspiration. It mentions Tay Care Crt, balance in windows, facade elements, and a TRA wall, with a front porch and paneled consoition details as part of a stylized residence plan.

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Wandering Names and Local Notices Across Towns

A jumble of names and scattered notes recounts birthdays reunions and travels from Waynesboro to Baltimore and Honduras. It mentions Mr and Mrs Edward and Josep, Miss Mildred Lancers injured at Emmitsburg garment factory, a finger bone needle incident, Miss Annia Wivell’s birthday gathering, and various relatives visiting in Maryland and Central America. American citizens own assets valued well over four billion dollars in a final line promoting newspaper advertising.

Edward Josep PU Waynesboro Ethefirian Liber Woddie Mise Fystu Pauline Miller LeRoy Bayd@osen Lister Trrasies Zora Earl Hawk Town Murray Lee Tae Murray Hardman Boar John Donoghue Sydney O'Donoghue Guatemala Central America D. C. O'Doneshus Mildred Lancers Matters Emmitsburg Adele Wivell Joseph Wivell Charles Hobbs Pikesville Helen Rowe Annan L. Annan Main Street Edna Aycock Balthmore Mary Elizabeth Smith Dayton Ohi Baltimore Honduras Ayenk Frank Warfield Helen Stansbury Anna Willar B. F. Stansbury Sinter Mary Connor Emmiteburz

Roosevelt Study Notes Signal Broad Drudgery

Fragmented OCR text references Roosevelt, studies, debate, and a press conference. Key names and specifics are garbled but indicate a political discussion, administration topics, and possible policy notes without clear outcomes. The readable bits point to a talk or briefing with mentions of presidential attention and public affairs.

Unclear historical notice from Lovettsville area

Fragmentary OCR text presents a confused notice mentioning Lovettsville, names such as Poppy Amnar and Alice Dastein, and references to Baltimore and a possible event at Stood Mpa on a Tuesday. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings and illegible phrases, making exact facts impossible to determine.

Lovettsville Poppy W. Minn Wale Mis Alice Dastein MK Rey Ahes Mason Ann's Baltimore Dayettse Toane

Californium clash casualties in 1992 conflict summary

In 1992 fighting caused 214 officers and 4960 soldiers killed, with 88 officers and 1114 men wounded or missing in action. The excerpt notes high casualties for military units, reflecting wartime toll and leadership losses.

Shippensburg Pay Miss Jean Met Mis Ben Mer

Shippensburg reporting a pay issue with Miss Jean Met and others including Machmire and Woiter Taesia. Affected party list includes Cyuwbesiand on the date 24. Authorities advise review of payroll records and prompt resolution to prevent further delays.

Shippensburg Jean Met- Ht Mis Ben Mertier Machmire Woiter Taesia Cyuwbesiand

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