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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
6
The article surveys commemorative stamp designs from New Zealand, detailing values including half penny and two pence issues. It notes a truck scene and camel frame imagery, with descriptive observations on stamp engravings and presentation in a small framed illustration.
A scrambled OCR fragment describes a stamp design tied to an international fair in Rio de Janeiro. It mentions a New Zealand beauty, a cow and orchard scenes, a freighter and early vessel symbols, and a brown stamp with a 100 reis value, linked to a 20th century exhibition.
A fragment mentions World Stamp Glimpses and the Adelaide philatelic exhibition with about 9.8 million worth of collectors’ items assembled and 30 000 stamps prepared. It notes Germany’s edict on stamps as merchandise and a tribute theme honoring inventors and technicians in Austria. A spring special sheet of four stamps is planned in France.
A chaotic retelling recalls the wrecks of airships and ships, rescues in icy water, and passes from death to life. Survivors including Scadding, Granger, and Laura Johnson are profiled amid dramatic incidents of near fatal events and miraculous revivals.
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Fragmentary OCR notes from a Paris exhibit mention reproducing four values from a design sample. The text references a ring stamp and a late format, with a green ash volume and an inscription reading Army Dost, making the overall context unclear.
Prince George County grand jury returns twenty indictments ending a two month probe into police and justice of the peace conduct. Merbert J. Moffat of Hyattsville named in major malfeasance charges. sixteen true bills issued against officers and conspirators with 13 named in conspiracy. Bondsman Elmer Pumphrey of Suitland cited in indictments.
The will of Charles B. Groff, a well known Marist, was probated in Orphans Court. It bequeaths the estate to his widow Kaima C. Urol, named executrix. The will, dated January 235, was witnessed by George D. Smith and William M. South. Administration was granted to Robert QG. Wright of the estates of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Wright, who died within hours of each other weeks ago. A nominal bond was filed in each estate.
Chairman John D. M. Mamitton won an overwhelming vote of confidence at a turbulent Chicago meeting of the Republican Party. The session, held December 17, reflected strong support amid internal strife and questions about leadership. Urban tensions and party unity dominated discussions as the reelection was confirmed.
Magistrate William Campbell heard cases Wednesday night as parents and pupils from East and West Brunswick faced warrants issued by Miss Gertrude Staith. Deputy Ghee John W Loyt served penalties for attendance breaches while a fourth patron’s case remained open pending a physician’s certificate. Principals predicted attendance records as the zoo’s historic 1000 births noted.
Miss Mee Charica Gardner of Alex Buchor Suminut and Mrs Carroll Cover spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Carroll Cover. Tires and other local names appear in brief social notes highlighting neighborly visits and small town routines.
Townspeople and relatives gather for visits and family events across Middleburg area. Names include Edward Parkinson of Matus bure, Arnold Toland, Albert Smith, Addie Banna, Harold Gennett of Baltimore, James Bennett of Union Bridge, Mrs. George W. Rodgers, and others visiting relatives in Uniontown and Frederick. Community groups note Ladies Aid Society meetings, Christmas entertainment, and local visits, with numerous local residents listed.
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