This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1936
Page
1
Doctors said quiet was absolutely necessary for the ailing pope and he deferred some actions while researchers prepare medical plans. The pontiff remained informed of inquiries into his condition and asked to participate in Advent services if possible.
Reno S Harp past supreme chancellor of the Knights Pythias will present trophies to Mountain City Lodge No 29 and invited lodges in Brunswick Hagerstown Smithsburg Taneytown Hanover Galthersboro attend a 730 PM ceremony in the lodge home an oak case will display the trophies Summers past grand chancellor will receive his trophies as the event closes Chancellor Commander Bluton Cramer will preside
Washington report notes congressional committees review executive estimates for the coming fiscal year amid economy and budget balancing talks. Authorities indicate routine government expenditures may exceed 6 billion dollars with relief appropriations and soldiers bonus authorizations pushing total near 10 billion.
Precipitation for 24 hours ending December 2 shows 2.46 inches, with normal December rainfall at 3 inches. December 1935 recorded 2.66 inches. rainfall total for the period is 149 inches. High yesterday was 25, low last night 37. Moonrise at 2 21 am and moonset at 1 50 pm.
HRE Co outlines interior and rear renovations at the Independent Home engine house on West Church Street. Planned by Charles F L Rowers as architect, the project, costing over 2000 dollars, targets drainage upgrades, new sleeping quarters for drivers, upgraded sanitation, and future-proofing while preserving Odd Fellows and related spaces on upper floors.
Washington merchant Bi-year entd faces trial in bi yearly court on a change of time. Police say Burns attacked a young woman employed as a typist after they left a card party. Victim told officers Burns offered her a ride home from Washington.
The receiver reduced the bond from 30 000 to 20 000 dollars as assets decline in the Central Trust Company liquidation. Judge Newnan noted that lower assets and ongoing liquidation lessen bond needs, with Sterling’s term marking a year of administration and several transfers to the Liquidating Corporation.
Annapolis Md Governor Harry W Nice announced plans to settle Maryland unemployment insurance legislation amicably. He told legislators in a special session that a committee has drafted a bill with provisions drawing opposition from labor and commerce groups. He expects a quick ironed out agreement and a rapid briefing with public hearing next Wednesday.
New York stocks, trading on December 7, moved little as gains appeared only in a few low priced specialties. Most major leaders remained flat or edged down, with industrials offering little upside amid uneven activity and lingering caution.
The following officers were elected Sunday morning by the Men’s club of the Evangelical Reformed Church for the year 1937. President Irving F Bining. vice president Foy W Graham. secretary Grane DL Senreeder. assistant secretary Rip Waters. treasurer Withiam. assistant treasurer Btenn Fammerman.
Report states Mrs Simpson and King spoke by telephone while a villa near Beverly remained closely guarded. Observers noted a quarter mile closed route and heavy security as detectives and aides traveled from London to the estate owned by Mr and Mrs Herman Rodsero of New York. Lord Brownlow accompanied the American guests on the trip from London.
Major Mauch Barton Gatey testifies at a hearing into charges against Corp. J. B. Wheeler and three other officers accused of taking gratuities. He denies drafting dunning letters and backs Linhard’s impartiality while defense counsel questions potential bias and prior actions.
A fragmented report notes warnings from Christie Chamber of Commerce President Parker Tu and Sorte Feowls Commission member Homer Bo about an imminent survey for a new Gold-West Coast highway in Somerset County. The text is garbled but signals political tension tied to transportation planning.
Vice President Garner publicly endorses Sam Rayburn of Texas for House speaker as part of administration strategy to unify wavering Democratic ranks. The move aims to weaken John O Connor and to align party leadership with Roosevelt’s plans before his South American trip.
The marriage of Mrs. Consuelo Vanderbilt Smith and Weary O. Davis in Miami attracted New York society interest. The elder Davis, a Civil War-era figure and former vice presidential candidate, figures in family ties, with connections to notable names like Olden S. and Sidney ante.
The American Astronomical Society holds its tenth meeting at Heal College from Monday December 28 through Wednesday December 30. Key events include a nonmeeting in the John H. Williams Observatory, technical reports, a reception in Meyran Hall, campus tours, a special dinner in Columma Hall, and a 72-visitor attendance expected from across the country. Noted attendees include Dr. W. W. Ritterell, Dr. Frank C. Jordan, Dr. Harlow Shapley, Miss Annie J. Cannon, and others from Princeton, Harvard, and the University of Virginia.
King George VI faces long deliberation over whether to marry Wallis Simpson. Prime Minister Baldwin states the government will not abdicate nor influence the king’s private choice, warning that prolonged suspense risks national and imperial interests.
Elkton December 7 AP Two prisoners Charles Rhodes and Benjamin Sartin aged 27 and 21 face attempted jail break charges. They are also accused of larceny involving poultry sheep and corn from county farmers. A visiting woman alerted authorities and police say the pair attempted escape from the county jail by sawing at a barn transom, cutting two bars and nearly severing a third.
Workmen began painting the Y interior, completing minor repairs in the lobby halls and auditorium. Buff paint coats walls while seating is refreshed. A leak in the swimming pool was repaired and the pool restored to good condition, according to Rev. Charles D. Shaler, general secretary.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.