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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
9
Readable fragments reference a distribution and percentages tied to parties or places, mentioning Montgomery Howard and peers. The text is garbled, with numbers like 2400 9 percent and references to estates, custody, and speculative counts. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Charles Wallace, a Yellow Springs farmer, reported thieves broke into his farm on Tuesday and again Wednesday morning. He fired at intruders with his shotgun after seeing footprints and a despoiled corn field and henhouse, but no one was captured. He warned of further depredations as lawmen investigated the break in.
May Ash seeks bids to repave several city streets, focusing on sewer work and street quality. The mayor and council discuss funding, estimated costs, and which blocks will receive paving, aiming to reduce hazards from holes and deteriorating surfaces. Residents urge prompt action to improve safety and curb further damage.
A short profile of Marcelin Pierre Berthelot, noting his birth and death, his synthesis of organic compounds, involvement in the 1870 war, and roles as minister of public instruction and foreign affairs. The piece mentions his stamp centennial in 1927 and hints at broader questions about science and national memory.
Loyalist troops in the Socialist government last night routed fascist forces in San Sebastian and nearby positions waging a campaign to seize Ovedo and secure control ahead of a Madrid advance. The fighting left several fascist leaders dead or captured as loyalists pushed toward key strongholds and pressed operations from Seavecada station to curb the fascist advance.
The report notes setbacks for Pasco forces following defeats at San Sebastian and Tran as a bitter blow. It mentions Leon Blunt tolerating counsel toward Madrid and delays in international neutrality, with references to government shifts among princes and planned moves through Cordoba and other provincial capitals.
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