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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1936
Page
2
A sleep walker fell from a second story window injuring a girl identified as a resident of the county. The incident occurred two weeks ago as she slept in her bed and wandered, waking amid concern as medical aid was summoned. Authorities reported no further details on her condition or the exact location.
Reports say trains will cross the Potomac at Harper’s Ferry by early September as work shifts toward converting the bridge for highway use. No equipment is on site to begin repairs. State Roads official Nathan L. minutes said restoration by the second week of September is likely, with条 arrangements among Maryland West Virginia and the railroad needing completion and the approaches to be repaired. A new bridge will be built later to replace the one washed away in the March flood. Jun Moves Like Tractor.
A garbled OCR text from a World section mentions Africa, Cantonal ties, and a vague event with dates and names lost to errors. The readable bits reference a ceremony and a commemoration, but details are unclear and names are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Guatemala and the 1990 date and a later change to currency. It mentions a plastic fund and letters, parcel rates, and a period including 1872 with higher values. It notes stamps and a shift to the quetzal named after a bird, along with denomination changes and frames in the monetary unit.
The article surveys Swedish postage stamps, noting perforation and color variations as well as misprints. It discusses how some issues are vertically perforated, others on all sides, and cites color changes from brown to orange to blue. It also references a catalog printer in Texas and a road intersection incident in Dallas with injuries.
The Libertytown Women's Club sponsors a carnival on Wednesday night on Main Street. Ara Hrure Tuammond serves as club president and Mrs Marry Mionetaur chairs the committee. Dancing runs from dusk till midnight with Sehawbridge's Orchestra providing music to close the event.
The station airs a varied day with talks from Leon and Wanda, music by Donahue and Blume, and a 9 30 PM program in WHAM and W65 outlets. Highlights include Fibber McGee and Molly style humor, a Women’s Radio preview, and a four hundred pound record return from the Texas supreme court to the civil court of appeals at Eastland.
The event or program named fats received sponsorship from the Women's Club with an approximate cost of 3000 dollars. The action indicates community support and funding by a local organization for a specific undertaking. It notes the sponsor and the total expense involved.
A garbled report from Cleveland outlines a Sunday address by Rev. James F. Coughlin and references a chaotic courtroom scene. The text lists multiple names and alleged offenses, including charges against Walter Stine and Oliver Ben Phevis, with mentions of race and disorder.
City police reported several arrests over the weekend with multiple suspects taken into custody. Details on charges or exact numbers were not fully disclosed in the brief, but the roundup encompassed local offenders and individuals for whom further investigation was pending.
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