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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
10
Drought drives stronger wheat futures as prices spike across markets. Canadian grain output fears lift buying, with gains in Liverpool and U S trading despite sector volatility. Corn also advances, signaling broader grain inflation amid European and Asian political tension.
Ford coach of Otis Whitmore of Walkersville reported stolen Wednesday in Westnerday was found Thursday on Fast Third Street, per city police report.
Yaliimori July 2 United Authority to represent the Board of Public Works in talks with Virginia West Virginia and federal officials on no loan discussions for re filuce by the Polonac river bridges swept out by floods four months ago. The plan includes erecting three new bridges at Hancock Sandy Hook and Shepherdstown costing 775 000. Authority limited to negotiating best terms with officials. Tabler to report back.
Gav. AIM Landon Kansas campaign team met to map a campaign course with Col. July 7. Only brief remark from Ralph Wett Robey. London campaign silent on political questions. No early signal on where Rev. William Lemke would pull strength, but expected to take more from Democrats than Republicans.
Mr and Mrs Robert Mo Payne celebrated their wedding anniversary at home near Midsietorn Road. Guests came from Middire town Frederick Hemetick Cumberland Hanmer and Virginia. The couple renewed many vows amid familiar faces.
A Republican executive committee to work with the County Central Committee was announced by Molden ls Felton chair. The slate includes Baltonabby, Reno Sharp, Wo Tarry Haller, William J Cutytall, Aysin dames, Edo Mayers, Benjamin Rasenour Jr, Benjamin Stuff, Fred Wdenour, Dr David G Everhart, Helena Staalet, Elevenis, Willen He Campbell, Walter Sinn, Dr UW Go Bourne. A minority committee named Rena jHarp, WooNarry Muller, William Cutstal, Charles Delmini, Joseph H Vines, Kingman Breaster. An organizing meeting in Ghangan aimed to appoint an executive committee to cooperate with the central commit tee.
In San Antonio and across central Texas floods worsen with at least 27 known dead and many missing. Crops and property suffer widespread damage while communications break down in downstream towns. Authorities urge aid as relief efforts begin amid lingering rains and worsening conditions.
The state crop reporting service indicates fewer cows milked than last year in the Maryland dairy report. Daily milk production per cow milking on the same date shows a slightly reduced level, reflecting a softer overall output.
Race notes show July 12 details for Koray Widge Mare with Warp union reference. Event involves jockeys and trainers, locations unspecified. Further readable facts are limited, but the item marks a race date and horse name.
Democratic leaders met with President Roosevelt in Washington for three hours to discuss their planned campaign activities and tentative budget. The leaders said the session covered party headquarters setup in New York and preparations for a major campaign push, with no discussion of James A Farley’s Postmaster General resignation.
A regional campaign for Appalachian apples in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania is being prepared by extension horticulturist AF Vierhelmt. Plans were paused pending broader national strategy, but a regional push is expected to begin this year with expansion later.
Atlantic City North Carolina and Maryland delegates debated abolishing Orphans Court to create a single probate system. The report urged replacing three judges with a single trained judge, amid dissent from Baltimore judge Phill Lo Sykes and further proposals on uniform wills laws and official will proofs. The announcement noted John Shaw Neaman of Frederick as a candidate for association president with elections set for Saturday.
A funeral was planned in Carroll County for an unnamed youth struck and killed by a Western Maryland Railway train on Wednesday. Sheriff Roy M. Huther of Frederica reported the body showed the youth might be from the area, but no missing persons matching the description were reported. Prisoners at Westminster jail claimed a transient said the youth, known as Franz, was from Frederick and died alongside another man who warned him of the oncoming train, but no independent confirmation emerged before the body would be buried if not identified by ten o clock Saturday.
A fragment indicates debate over whether intervention equals election and notes statewide implications. The statement underscores a contested stance during a critical year, hinting at broader political tensions and divergent approaches without detailing specific actors.
Geneva reports Emperor Haile Selassie asked the League of Nations for a loan to defend Ethiopia, proposing a draft resolution noting covenants on nonrecognition of annexation by force. He urged member guarantees and loan floated by Ethiopia under conditions after consult with a League financial committee. France hints at new security pact with Germany.
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