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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
1
The accident at a rural location left Elmer Hagan dead. His son Harry, 23, was injured and taken to Montgomery County General Hospital in satisfactory condition. The report notes the family address and mentions a local grocer and neighbors, with mentions of a pastor and local authorities.
Taber spoke in College Park Petersville and Davinny Pla, addressing Maryland farmers and local groups. He urged citizens about income, liberty, and American freedom, avoiding political commitments while detailing impact on families and business. Also notes a Palmview avenue lot sale to Ralph W. Bourr from Lena Sanner.
The State Accident Board heard four accident cases with Dr Warner new member sitting in. Claims heard in the local court room included reopenings and postponed actions. Participants named include Ralph Dave Cantwell claimant and insurers Fidelity and Casualty Co, with various lawyers and officials listed as present or appearing.
Two Fredericktonians now in other cities reunited in Providence on Tuesday, both turning 42, marking a rare joint birthday meeting. Roger Fisher, advertising manager at Horns Department Store in Pottsboro, Pa., and Frank Rhodes, an advertising artist in Providence, had not seen each other since youth. The coincidence deepened as Rhodes’s father Frank Rhodes, once active in Frederickton, was remembered.
August precipitation and temperature readings for 1995 are listed with notes on rainfall totals and daily highs and lows. The entry references past years for comparison and mentions unusual phrasing and potential transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a messy local notice or gossip item with scattered names and places. No clear event date or coherent action found. Entities include Vera Marte, Dagag Wy, Hava SATE ester, Josh otter, Noa RB nate, Abhee Pattaya, and Theale Street. Details are too garbled to determine outcome.
A DeMolay dance event attracted 129 couples with chaperones and committee members overseeing arrangements. Notable attendees included local chapter officers, guests from Hagerstown and nearby areas, and numerous named ladies. The event featured music and organization by G Edward Nogk and others, shaping a formal social night for DeMolay members and their families.
Muddled text references the 29th units arriving at Indiantown Gap. Fragmentary phrases mention dates and military terms but lack readable names or concrete events. Summary preserves only the uncertain lead and generic placement without inventing specifics.
Rebels press toward San Sebastian seaport as government forces warn the uprising must collapse within hours. Reinforcements arrive eight miles from the city while rebel cruiser Mirante Generadas and planes threaten the port in a tense exchange amid heavy bombardment and strategic setbacks for both sides.
Friends report Dr George W Richards president of the General Synod of the Evangelical and Missionary church is recovering from a severe illness contracted during a Virginia vacation. He was briefly hospitalized in Norfolk and has returned home in Lancaster Pennsylvania to convalesce.
President Roosevelt embarks on a flood survey trip through Maryland and Pennsylvania to assess damage and review relief plans. The mission includes visits to key sites and coordination with state officials, aiming to gauge needs and accelerate recovery efforts.
Fragmentary text from a local legal or public notice mentioning a conventing body and religious figures. Readable names or clear actions are absent, leaving an unclear record with only partial phrases and no verifiable details. The readable fragments hint at proceedings or governance but lack concrete entities or dates.
Alfred WooGhiver district departs for a conference in Roanoke Virginia with plans to return Monday. Mr Gaver intends to leave Sara He WR to be composed by Mrs Parrott and Bayete Heer of Mroderick Texte Noo on Appeuvtiment of Mr Gaver to attend the Cran Whe Hater in Ula Chavetes f AWGN trinade ty MUL ed ethnedy. Governor of Port directs to the Tesdterediy order at Los Angeles for the conference day.
Three men were seen near North Market Street in a Ford incident described in The Independent. Officers detained one suspect after a short chase and the group was moved to a local station for questioning.
A fragmented notice warns of haw fever or hay fever surges and the third worst sneezing period. Local health notes cite pollen levels, weather patterns, and community impact, with scattered references to doctors, weather forecasts, and nearby towns.
The article recounts the CL 8 swimming honors with athletes named such as Velma, Rita, Beth, and Nora excelling. It notes questions of competition costs and equipment, mentions competition venues, and highlights standout performances by listed swimmers from various places and schools.
An AP dispatch reports state officials pressuring the Conservation Commission as a large forest fire in the Laine Habetegaia district near the Canadian border jeopardizes vast woodland. Forester Pathe dineerasaged warns authorities that fires expand despite efforts, with reports of more than 10 000 acres already consumed and uncertain containment.
A fragmented sports brief notes Slows-Sheffield Steel star player scoring 13 points in a game. The report mentions Nets and various teams in a jumble of names and numbers, with unclear context and possible box score references.
The article reports Treasury efforts led by Morgenthau to avoid a tax increase by cutting costs and studying a broader restructuring. It describes proposed changes to equity charges and administrative fees, debating how to reduce internal expenses while preserving essential services. Officials weigh the balance between simplifying the tax system and maintaining government operations.
Frediont YP UL elected officers at a meeting held Tuesday night in Rockville. Officers include President Virginia Murphy, Vice President Katherine Aten, Treasurer Kun Hoskinson, with Rockville and surrounding area members listed among attendees.
The State Babe bulletin announces the appointment of Tasonind Brad shaw wear thutimare as chef at Subs Nathan Hoopenr in the city.
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