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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1936
Page
10
Reports describe four American women rescued during the Spanish Civil War amid Francoist advances near San Sebastian. The government claims success in trapping rebels as nine Franco forces faced court sentences while foreign powers discuss non intervention and potential stances.
Robinson and Borah lead in early results from two states as Democratic senatorial races narrow to key contenders. Returns from Arkansas and Florida show Robinsons and Bannings among top finishers with pending further tallies shaping the U.S. Senate race. Local results indicate parties realign as precincts report early totals and set the stage for statewide contests.
Notes to finance unemployment relief will be sold after a special session of the Legislature authorized the sale. Bids will be advertised, with the process overseen by John Kelly, secretary of revenue, as arrangements are completed.
A Baltimore conference on Monday led to the formation of a new organization by the Yonings republican workers of Maryland. Sherman Vivnigan of Praterick and Walter Dawson of Movitzomery county were among several district directors appointed to oversee the effort countering the Pibrevelt era influence and uniting party workers.
A controversial safety car tour announced by officials in Hallmore aims to demonstrate driving errors to the public. The event features three safety cars in a televised parade led by Bergere, with Warden and State Police overseeing demonstrations at carnivals and fairs.
Thieves stripped sweet corn and lima beans from Charles Wallace Ar near Yellow Springs, taking about 190 quarts and cutting the choicest ears. They also vanished several dozen young chickens previously. Wallace suspects the same pair of thieves tied his old shoes to mislead footprints. The raid spanned an acre or more, with husks pulled back before slicing. Local farmers report added depredations and fear further thefts. A separate note mentions church incorporation filings with the California secretary of state.
The Baltimore and Ohio commission addressed delays to moving poles along rights of way. They considered options to remove obstructions hindering paving and roadwork. A contract for a 169 mile stretch near Ware County Avenue was let to MoS Girone Bime Company at 43 700 dollars with completion planned within a week or ten days after award.
An army of 23,000 men from Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Washington Wyoming California and other states battled major fires across seven states and Alberta Canada. The effort involved federal and state workers volunteers and local crews as winds challenged containment amid a severe regional fire crisis. A fatality occurred near Harrington Washington when a tree collapsed during firefighting. A separate traffic crash on Rosamondky Road near Bennett, Wisconsin injured two. Local note: a birthday observed quietly as the day passed.
Members of the Maryland National Guard Burst and Bust Infantry regiments completed a three day training at Cascade Camp in Cascade, Aus. They prepared to move to Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania for simulated maneuvers with the 29th Division. About 2,200 officers and men broke camp at Camp Harry Wo Nice and will move to the Pennsylvania military reservation. Firing practice with rifles, pistols, machine guns and automatic rifles comprised most of the training. Major General Washington Baw Jie, Brigade commander, will direct the movement to Indiantown Gap.
In a fragmented reading, the State Bureau of Mines reports total coal output and distribution by district. The document notes tonnages for August and mentions quantities tied to specific districts and operators, reflecting production and utilization figures amid delivery constraints.
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