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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 04, 1936

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Muddy and icy streets spark urban accidents

A chain of vehicle mishaps marred a Frederick area day as sewer trenches and slick roads triggered multiple crashes. Mrs. Dard Derr’s car was struck twice by a Pennsylvania driver who fled. a collision between Rev. L. Ralph Tabor and Eurene Ramsburg caused minor damage. a Williamsport trucking co truck sank into a East Church sewer trench. and two women, Thelma and Myrlie Neal, were hurt when their car collided with a Baltimore truck near Pearl. No serious injuries reported overall. investigations by State Officer Lewis noted slippery highways and a quick influx of minor incidents.

Sretts Liewel Merce Jeffertson Street Dard E. Derr Feagaville Pennsylvania Frederick Omlcer R. F Fach L. Ralph Tabor Middletown Eurene Ramsburg Dill Avenue Fast South Carroll Streets Guy Ancers Williamsport Trucking Co Sas East Church Street Ox Fibre Brush Co Frank Kennedy Brush Plant State Roads Commission Commission Williamsport Teo Thelma Neal Myrlie Neal Pearl Baltimore Frederick City Hospital Bazil Pierce Neal

Constitutional Amendments Push At Start Of Session

In a December report Senator Login of Kentucky announced plans to seek approval of a constitutional amendment granting Congress power to regulate production of any item affecting interstate commerce. The move could pursue broad controls or a public referendum, with early session introduction anticipated.

Ndton America Mmew Coftiress Login Kennesy Congress United States Fragler North Dakota

Hood College Hosts Series of Christmas Events

Hood College unveils a week of pre Christmas activities from Sunday to Friday December 18. Highlights include an organ recital by Prof Henry Ty Wad s at Brodbeck hall with Miss Joan Steele and David Hagan performing. The program features Debussy Tchaikovsky and Dubois works. Additional events include a staff reception December 10, progressive faculty teas December 12, and Christmas vesper services December 13 with Rev Scott Wagner.

Hood College Christma Music Henry Ty Wads Department of Music Brodbeck Hall Wade Joan Steele Hood David Hagan Tschaikowsky Theodore Duboiscn Bethlehem Roland Diggle Sigurd Marg-Elert PF. de la Tombelle Angelus Jules Massinet Claude Debussy Peter Tschalkowsky County Clare Harvey Gaul Anton Rubinstein Sicily Petre A. Yon Theodore Dubois Marth Magi Kings Etm Ruth FE. Perry Omcers Miss Perry East Brodberk Hall Meyran Shriner Coblentz Scott Th. Wagner Zion Reformed Church Hagerstown Apeak Frederick Ruth E. Perry Perconnel

Parliament Told Empire Won't Assent To Simpson Marriage

London reports the empire will not assent to a marriage between Edward VIII and Mrs Wallis Simpson. Prime Minister Baldwin stated no special dominion act would be introduced. Parliament adjourned as the king staged a dramatic move by removing Mrs Simpson from England to France amid constitutional crisis.

London Nec Pring Stanley Waldwin Wallis Warfield Simpson Dominions Edwarth Baldwin Calduin Howe England Baltimore

Flying Amazon of Turkey Receives Military Pilot Certificate

Ankara dispatch reports Ataturk foster daughter known as the Flying Amazon of Turkey earned a military pilot certificate. She will entertain college students at her apartment receptions evenings this week with invitations sent to senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman classes.

Attaturk Dpaughnek Ilies Ankara Turkey Snebiha Guaukchen ‘Hanoum Kemal Ataturk Perry Aill Ir College Cobrentz Hil Caroline

Baltimore Major Garey admits giving drinks to officers

Baltimore four state police officers faced extortion charges as Major Enoch Barton Garey testified at the trial of patrolman J. Edward Taylor. Garey said he offered whiskey at his home and a tonic to embattled officers to ease tension, denying anyone was intoxicated. He noted regulations on on duty drinking were not recalled and defended his actions as offering a host’s aid.

Baltimore Enoch Barton Garey Garey Tii J. Edeward Taylor John Merbert Washington Boulevard Milton Altfelt Taylor Col Marry C. Jones Herbert Andrew Linhardt Dll Ag Carey Jones

County Minister Refuses To Discuss Resignation

The pastor Kraft faces resignation talks after a joint church council vote. Congregations St Pauls Myersville St Johns Churchill and St Marks Watfiten hold final say. Salary disputes and recent vacation return are noted, with resignation timing to be set by the congregations.

Werflenry Kraft Myersyille Eharrte Tadhay Kratt St. Eaul's Myers Uie Church TA Congregation Hee Tober Roth Tewae Stratt Canada JW OG Marr Tegel Morristurg Ontirio Canaiti Asebury Wark Ned

Fascists Launch Offensive Against Madrid Amid Bombardment

Spanish capital Madrid endures a new fascist assault as air raids and heavy artillery strike the city and surrounding areas. Reports say fascists pressed from Carasa del Campo toward the southern border while government air and artillery counterattacks sought to blunt the push, with significant shelling and smoke near central districts.

Madrid Carsa del Campo Alan Dulvercity Marttid

First Hunting Fatality of 1936 Season Reported

Oakland Maryland reports its first hunting fatality of the 1936 season. A boy, walking a mountaint trail with a companion, was accidentally shot when the other hunter turned to speak. The incident ends a tragic sequence as authorities note the cannot be confirmed further details.

Oakland Dre Maryland

Elks Hold Memorial Service For Member

Frederick Lodge No 84 Elks held memorial services for Jualien Millerton Orner Jr a member who died last week Speakers praised his legal and literary accomplishments and cheerful disposition Final plans were made for the annual memorial service for deceased members to be held at the Tivol theater Sunday night at six oclock

Frederick Lodge Elks Jualien Mileton CG Orner, Jr Peinceton Nueckey Pai Urner

Peace Projects Under Way At Buenos Aires Meeting

More than 20 proposals on peace and disarmament were presented in Buenos Aires during the first two days. Officials from the Secretary of Interior and other nations discussed plans addressing disarmament and peace initiatives with Chile contributing several ideas.

Buenos Aires Dee Toke Ameren Galeance Iirneral Ammice Chile

Baptists Observe Church Loyalty Sunday at Mie First May

The Baptist congregation will observe Church Loyalty Sunday with a 2 PM gathering when members pledge support. Pastor W C Royal leads the service at Mie First May church as Francis Davis, Maryland resident, and China-born speakers attend the evening worship. Dr Lowr and Mr Tawe, long-time mission workers, will address the crowd.

Uhea Lowr Cebeetens Lawe Ison Mre Tawe Ching Baltimore AW Minis Chueh Royalty

Damaged Brunswick piano valued at 9875 uninsurable loss

The Brunswick Home of Maurice Taylo Wenner suffered a severe fire and heat damage destroying a sodaphone instrument owned by the Brunswick Community taid. Dand director Woo Wall reported the horn valued at 9875 and replacement would cost the same, as it was not insured.

Maurice ‘Taylo Wenner Brunswick Wheats Woo Wall Dand Bas Nok

President Roosevelt Returns From Uruguay Voyage

President Roosevelt, after a 16 day trip, sails home aboard the cruiser Taydianapelis from Montevideo Uruguay. He is expected to dock in Washington next week as he resumes duties and prepares for Congress opening.

Cheter Dee CAP Hootefelt Montevieda Uruguay Chetston Washington Beavil

Opposition Grows Against Unemployment Insurance Bill

AP dispatch notes mounting resistance within the Baltimore Association of Cotta to the plan drafted by Ghory Harry. The board of miners convened to discuss how the measure would impact workers and industry and to consider alternatives or amendments.

Naltiouee Dee Ghory Harry Wo Balimore Asccelithon Cotta Cits Board of Mineetions Tom Ted

Weather Record Precipitation and Temperatures

Weather record shows 24 hour precipitation ending today at Ta om totay-none PAC apot GeO te a 129 inches. Normal December precipitation is 11 inches. actual December 1996 266 inches, exceeding by 149 inches. Yesterday temperature was minus 47. Last year at this time was 4. Last night low temperature recorded. Sun rise and sunset times noted.

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Campaign Expenditures Reported Across Pennsylvania

The Reichlem committee released a detailed ledger showing more than 81,000 dollars spent in Pennsylvania during the presidential campaign cycle. Democrats allocated about 37,325 dollars to the effort, with the report noting sizable expenditures across party lines and regions.

Pennsylvania Marreourg Leraoe

Market Shows More Symptoms of Recovery

Market activity showed signs of improvement as New York trading opened with cautious gains. Investors absorbed late week cues and a few stocks advanced while others held steady, with some volatility near midday.

Bodyguard and French Actress Clash in Hotel Lobby

An altercation in a hotel lobby involved a bodyguard to a French actress and an amateur photographer who were pushed aside. The group, believed linked to King Edward, arrived by night across the Channel and left in blue American sedan with British plates after a hotel brief stop.

Towen Erance Dees Cap Wall Warfield Simpaan Aht Edward England English Channel Nes Dharcee Paris Mmatager Simpson New Inven Simpein

Fatal Belt Accident At Paper Mill Near Lake Maryland

Walter A. Varenbager of Franklin Maryland died after being caught in a belt at a paper mill near Lake Maryland. He was found by workers with fatal injuries including a fractured skull and a broken neck.

Westernport Dre Walter A. Varenbager Franklin Mdo Lake

Gould Names Twelfth AP All America Team

Alan Gould, AP sports editor, unveils the 1936 AP All America selections. He cites analysis of players from major programs, noting Northwestern, Yale, Ohio State, Army Navy, Duke, Marquette, and Saint Marys among contributors. Additional input from coaches and officials shaped the year’s merit picks.

Alan’ Gould Associated Pros Unis Navy Duke Calgate Marquette St. Mary's

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