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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1936

Page

10

Gas Tax Receipts Rise Amid Fiscal Year Projections

Baltimore reports a surge in gasoline tax receipts for the current calendar year, with preliminary figures suggesting an increase over 1935 levels. The state comptroller notes the fiscal year ending September 30, 1995 totaled 8,343,529.86, and early estimates for 1936 indicate a potential rise near half a million dollars, though projections show a similar uptick as 1935.

Baltimore Howeer Jinaeph OC. McCurker

Federation urged sickness insurance in social security plan

The American Federation of Labor cites medical costs for families averaging 108 dollars yearly and notes 470,000 people face high care costs annually. Willam Green says he will urge Roosevelt to form a federal commission to craft sickness insurance within Social Security, arguing health costs drive many families toward financial ruin.

Amer Lederas Thapes Anton Wa Federation Willam’ Green Roosevelt Green

Auto theft arrest and parole breach tied to staged crime report

A garbled OCR record describes a man charged in a complex theft and theft related events. The report mentions auto theft, a warrant, police actions, and a bail amount of 250 dollars, with other details referencing a location and various individuals.

Greek Streamer Captured by Spanish Forces

A Greek streamer was captured as Spanish forces tightened control around Madrid. The report notes ongoing bombardments and a defensive stand on the capital’s top floors while military actions affect civilians and urban structures.

Fierce Storm Delays Plane Crew Rescuers

A fierce storm delayed rescuers near a wreckage in North Idaho as crews struggled up a rugged ridge for the missing airliner. Two crew members of the bomber crash were reported dead or missing as rescuers faced treacherous conditions and high winds.

Spokane Wash Idaho Postcona Mare Ketoss Milote Joe Livermore Arthur A. Ward

Kiwanis Christmas Meeting in Frederick Debuts Program

Frederick Kiwanis Club held its annual Christmas meeting at Motel Praferick Tuesday. The program featured Rev. Dr. Amos J. Wraver and refreshments with Santa Claus gifts for members. Ballenger Grange elected new officers and planned future events. the feature recital included a piano duet and carols. The notice closes with a Canada area statistic and population figure.

Frederick Kiwanis Club Praferick Tuenday Amos J.wraver Ariel Robert L. Smith Petrou Harry L Tetshton Santa Cuus Hese Ballenger Grange Ballenger Grance Wat Wee T. E Zimmerman Owrseer John Renn Honard Quinn Marty Howeard Chairman Chester Young James Shat Renn Pomona Grange Worram Waa Kanzine WG Lite Torn Bethlenen Reading Frontier Welding Wills Derr Isabel Frye Ciata Beyer Mabel Zimmerman Ann Youngs

Nullification Suit Answered By Nixon

In a case tied to a beer selling business, Nixon argues the loss stemmed from mismanagement of the lunch room rather than the inability to sell beer. The Stromboses claimed a $600 investment and notes, plus stock worth about $1,700, were unsettled after they closed the business on November 8.

Strombos Ab Tean Nixon Hobbs

Miners Die In Mexican Mine Explosion Near Rastta

Eleven miners died after an explosion in shaft number 6 of the Rota Coal Mine Company near Rastta Mexico, about 80 miles south of the border town. Thirty three bodies were recovered tonight with additional injuries reported as rescuers pressed to reach any remaining entombed workers. The cause and timing of the blast were not yet determined.

Unclear text fragment from historical page

Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable words making it impossible to identify a person, place, event, or any concrete fact for a proper headline and summary. No distinct entities or actions can be established from the supplied snippet.

Baby Injury After Autos Collision Near Rose Hill Manor

A baby sustained a minor head abrasion when two automobiles collided on North Market Street near Rose Hill Manor. Mrs Edna Schultz of Thurmont was driving toward town and was struck by Martin Summers of New Derign Road who veered left to avoid a ditch. Summers’s car suffered more damage. Schultz’s left wheel broke and steering gear bent. Dr Thomas treated the infant. no charges were filed as damages await adjustment.

Schulty Dr. WO Thomas Mra Schultz Allen Barts

Edward Paris Ends 18 Month Chauffeur Bond in Austria

Edward Paris with his chauffeur of eighteen months parts tonight in Enrecfeld Austria after a long companionship with the man who drove Mrs. Simpson from England to Cannes. The chauffeur George Stanley Ladbrook delivered the personal car with ski gear and baggage as the Duke appeared lighter than in six years, following the news of Wallis Simpson.

Enrecfeld Austria Edward of Winsor England Wallis Simpson George Stanley Ladbrook

Jones to announce decision on four state troopers

State Employment Commissioner Marty C. Jones said he would announce within two days his decision in the cases of four state policemen suspended on charges of accepting gratuities. He promised no delay and expected to announce the action within the next ten days. All four troopers have been given resignations.

Baltimore Marty C. Jones Jones

Wheat Acreage Greater: Chicago Prices Tumble

Wheat prices in Chicago fell as the Department of Agriculture reported a larger winter wheat acreage than a year ago. December wheat traded near 136 cents, with July around 115. Rye declined about two cents to around 114 for December and under 105 for July, while the official report noted over 1,400,000 more acres planted than last year.

Chicago Department of Agriculture

Conference on Neutrality Lin Scope Subject

Fragmentary report outlines a conference on neutrality and related political topics. It references discussions by Democratic figures and public debate about perturbed governance. The text alludes to plans and mechanisms under consideration and mentions geographic notes and archival dates without clear specifics.

WPA Funding Questioned Amid Broad Budget Debate

A fragmented report discusses requests for 790 million dollars for WPA and related fiscal plans. It notes political figures including a North Dakota union party candidate and mentions potential bank and currency shifts, with references to Lemke and a Detroit priest amid broader budget and appropriation talk.

Wahington Dell—Hep Launke Republian North Dakota Union Party Phos Agatn Curt Leni Aho Gkomevsnte Asa Phim Chu S EO Covszhtin Detroi Priest Lemke

Townsend pension movement gains backing from group support

A local figure indicated willingness to back any bill proposed by the Townsend faction, aligning with their pension movement aims and signaling broad legislative openness.

Dorstment Townsend Old Are Pension Movement Towteend

Simpson Released From German Jail After 16 Months

Lawrence D. Simpson, an American seaman, was released from a German prison after sixteen and a half months for circulating communist literature. He was placed aboard the President Roosevelt with 14 scheduled ships for the United States to morrow. The report also recalls Krakatoa eruption mobilizing troops in Acheen, Sumatra, in 1883 when natives expected an attack.

Hamburg Germany Lawrence D. Simpson Roosevelt United States Krakatoa Acheen Sumatra

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