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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1936

Page

12

Tentative bus routes outlined at board meeting

Bus company officials outlined a plan to replace trolley cars with 20 minute intervals for 17 hours daily. The program includes transfers at the Square Corner to connect to other city sections and routes from Olivet Cemetery to North Market Street and two additional lines looping via South Market Street to Jefferson Street.

Abas Verity Cty Hall D.c ROE Potomoc P+ Son Company Wich Operatis Hus Bertay Tideren Ryiiway Warnes Ly Ale Cits Ity Olivet Cemetery South Market Fourteenth Street North Market Street Square Corner Cormer Jefferson Street Patruk

City plans and transit bids outline street car shifts and stops

A historical city plan outlines shuttle routes from the fair grounds to the square with a northern and western loop through key streets and hospitals, linking to Frederick County hospital and Hood College. It notes passenger pickup curb issues, proposed parking areas at the Square, and a spare box for winter use. Bids for 70 000 gallons of fuel oil for the Diesel engine at the electric plant were received from major oil firms, requiring tabulation.

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Longshoremen Leaders Face Split Over Strike

Reported rift between Hass and West in the Longshoremen’s unions threatens unity as Western and Eastern factions debate boycott tactics and show support for the brewing port strike at New York Harbor. Internal leaders push for solidarity while Eastern delegates pledge to continue work.

San Francheco Hass West Junge Atyina Crswd New York Warry Girkies Longshoremen's Association Joep Ryan Bental Tongs

Roadway Purchase Hurdles in Local Project

The city faced delays in buying a roadway extension formerly owned by R Hedh Lewd, now held by Mrs Tantelela and daughter. The sale collapsed after a counteroffer of 60 per foot damages was demanded. City officials seek to improve the road as part of a street hills project, with further talks planned.

Atderson Asenne Cure Mis Tantelela Mir Geendette Sheety Freats Petty Edward J. Smith Othc

Royal Charter Named Ming George HL 1770 Corporation

A fragment notes a corporation chartered under a royal charter from Ming George HL dated 1770. The text implies a colonial administrative act establishing a corporate entity with historical ties to the Ming era and a named monarch. Further specifics not readable.

Ming George HL

London Paper Backs King Edward Romance

The News Chronicle in London suggested that King Edward might marry Mrs. Wallis Simpson, noting it would be a democratic choice if accepted. The paper warned Parliament would face constitutional issues and that any marriage would require royal authority and possible legislation to fit the throne.

London Eng The News Chronicle Menton Wallis Warfield Silmown Edward Edaard Ernest Siingsen Euna Anc Simpson Ney Cornwall Eaward England Victor Prince Consort Albert

Borah Opposes Reducing War Debts on Capitol Hill

Senator Borah of Idaho, a leading Republican on foreign relations, rejected abroad debt-curtailment proposals and declared from his office that the United States has been generous enough. The exchange reflected sharp opposition to war debt relief amid ongoing international discussions.

Washington Capitel Hill Borah Idahs Senate Fonignisations Committee United States

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