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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1936
Page
6
Bruce Catton surveys contemporary books with gentleness and sympathy. He praises Dr Scarlett by Alexander Laing for its suspenseful exotic expedition and notes other reviews on England, outdoorsmanship, and Roosevelt era pamphlets.
A nearly 150 page bill of exceptions has been filed with the clerk of the court in the appeal arising from the Rockville grade crossing accident last year. The local jury awarded Pearl V Emerson mother of a Williamsport high school student killed in the wreck $4800 against Howard R Por owner of the bus but exonerated the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company. The appeal questions the railroad's final judgment. The record prepared for transmission to the Court of Appeals will be filed and mailed around Monday for the October term of the Court.
Reporter Byron Prick notes Governor Landon faces mounting farm policy pressure as Republicans struggle to present a coherent plan. Western farmers seek tangible aid while eastern urban voters push for broader, nonagricultural relief, and party leaders debate the role of soil conservation and proposed bounties. Landon’s forthcoming midwest tour and statements are highly anticipated to shape the campaign stance.
A coal oil stove exploded in the summer kitchen of a home at Third and Fourth streets Friday night, starting a fire that was extinguished by firemen. Mrs. Gray and her daughter Carbelle were inside. the daughter fainted and the mother screamed as the flames began. Fire department personnel and a nearby business manager assisted, with minor damage reported and no injuries.
Keymar Kevins and Ming Madalane Dern of Midway return from a northern tour visiting Hudenries West Pom Saratoga Springs and Syracuse. J Raymond and Private Raimond Zent report peacekeeping and war zone travel with planned assignment to Quantico and Paris Island. dinner guests include Miss Margaret Angel in Sanda and visits to Baltimore and surrounding towns. multiple social calls mention farmers harvesting crops and family gatherings with noted plantings and garden updates.
New Windsor reports a week of visits and family gatherings with residents traveling to Baltimore and nearby towns. Events include Miss Baum Baker staying with the Birely family, Mrs A Richardson leasing a farm near Bethel Church, and a storm causing damage to a door frame and window water stains. Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Moor Wolfe and Maurier Dare, hosted and visited friends at home, with broader travel to Washington and Winneus.
Ghay Moker shows deeds for land recently bought from Arg el for farm use along the state line. Kety Warter returns from university studies, pursuing a path home. A fragment references a man named Rauett and a retreat at a local home, with further notes about social calls and a Wednesday evening gathering.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names, places, and tangential phrases. It reads like a mishmash of personal identifiers, locations, and brief event fragments without clear narrative or context.
A former president of the Harmonman National Bank of New York City is released on parole after serving part of a four year term tied to his bank's troubles. A chauffeur shields him as he exits a federal penitentiary during a late night move.
A three bedroom concrete block house is described with features like a spacious living area with a wood mantel, a first floor bedroom, and an overall modern construction. The listing emphasizes sturdy material and a welcoming interior, with prices and location lightly noted in passing.
A contested senate primary features candidates including Marty Coreg and Hoargitoma Fonte amid chaotic events. The piece notes long tenure, political clashes, and a scandal involving hacking claims, with emphasis on party nerves and voter concerns during a heated race.
A garbled clipping lists various names and places including Mar, length unclear events, a wheat harvest detail, and a later note about engineers meeting on a stogie track. The passage mentions Mary Hbiv, Mr Line, and fractions of a community gathering with scattered references to graves, bees, and a pest between stations.
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