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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1936
Page
4
A July 1 article reviews ideas to reduce unemployment by cutting factory hours and expanding machinery use. It notes debates on labor costs, price cuts, and social impact while arguing for policies that keep work available for those who add value. It includes a briefForeign policy aside and a skeptical view of relying on intelligence.
The readable segments show a charged discussion on Ethiopians and colonial domination, mentioning figures and places in a scattered, era-tinged voice. Names appear obliquely, with political rhetoric and social criticism interwoven, lacking clear narrative cohesion.
Alice Longworth delivers remarks attacking the Democratic party and urging support for Virginia election candidates. The piece cites her critique of the New Deal and mentions figures like Harry F. Byrd and Governor J. O. of Missouri, highlighting voter reliance on party lines and public sentiment.
July 5 report from Arthur Robuin rerford state officer of the National Emergency Council notes more than 7,000 homeowners used Federal Housing Acquisition loans to repair or modernize homes. The counties listed include Frederick, Carroll, Montgomery, and Joana with various loan amounts cited. Helen Fulton reports a bass catch of about four pounds in the Potomac region near Point of Rocks.
A fragmented retrospective from The News columns recounts July celebrations and local events in Frederick, including a patriotic address in Baltimore, church appointments, new recruits, and parade notes. Reports mention public incidents, a holiday in July war, and community measures to support memorial projects.
Local columns list residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Burd, George Vemven kin, and Mrs Alice Richardson. Church notices report Sunday services, the Presbyterian church program, and a cannial supper held June 27 by the New Windsor Kind.
The executive board of the Peters County Federation of rural Women’s Clubs will meet Wednesday evening at the Y Oelwk to discuss the annual club picnic planned for next month at Bradock Memorial.
A new book titled The Tumult and the Shouting by George Stotombe is reviewed as readable and thoughtful. The author, a veteran correspondent for a London paper, covers postwar conferences, key figures, and political dynamics with crisp journalism.
Sabillasville and nearby areas report visits and events. Carroll Mare haus of Wierchester Virginia spent a month with his mother Mrs RA Warbaugh. Rev Ho Carl attended the Clusia of Reformed Synod at Mood Cuileee Frederick. Mrs William Manahan fell Sunday evening and was seen by Maurier Clarke and Glenn Proot. Georgia Iarely and Misses Wilerman visit the State Sanatorum on Tuesday and Wednesday. Frank Starbaugh returned to Baltimore Monday after visiting relatives. Willing Workers club monthly meeting set for Tuesday evening at the home of the Misses Birely Blue Ridge Summit.
A Tennessee style social roundup lists visits and gatherings across Taylorsville and nearby towns. Residents including Mr and Mrs Walter Cary Mrs Fra Migs and Dorothy Barnes share days with relatives while others attend reunions and dinners at homes in Westminster Philadelphia and Baltimore. Veterans editor Robert T Corbell returns to the Loudoun Times Mirror after illness.
Mrs Netsie Paterett of Baltimore visits Mr and Mrs William Manahan of Glen Burnin while Mr Wilson Crouse and children visit her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Troy Susie Amith Misuse Hare and Thelma Manshan Haroit Manjahan and William Smith spend Monday afternoon in Waynesboro.
A compact list of notable dates and figures including John Thess born July 6, John Paul Jones memorial events tied to the Revolution, Joshua Barney born in Baltimore and died December 1, 1818, Daniel Crit Gulman linked to Johns Hopkins, Violin C New a publisher and treasurer, Maximilian Austrians in 1864 and Katharine Tintney a noted educator born 1807 to 1929.
The record lists notable birthdays and anniversaries including Marie M Blanchard, Ete M Sternaberger, Major General Edward A Mark, Roger W Habron, Watry Ve fanelius, Leo Friedlander, Dhan Gopal Mukesi, Karl abt and others. It also mentions 1819 era Mc political notes and a weather or astronomical mention, with scattered fragments about slavery extension, republican origins, and a poetry excerpt.
Fragmentary scripture excerpt cites Paul’s words on vanity and mortality. The garbled OCR preserves a few phrases from Corinthians about endure, faith, and fear of death, though the reading is unclear and many words are misprinted.
A July broadway scene describes crowds and traffic as a Tin Tin Tourist invasion brings home on wheels into Manhattan. A couple parks a two seater with a house trailer, diners in a mobile kitchen while hotel men contemplate impact and public noise.
An article notes teething varies among children with fretfulness and sleep disruption during first teeth eruption. It emphasizes early dental care, proper nutrition for the mother, and avoiding excessive sweets to support healthy tooth development in infants.
The readable lines describe hardship and desire for a vehicle amid high costs. A narrator reflects on needing affordable transport and the impact of scarce resources on daily life, hinting at urgency and frustration. The text hints at a personal struggle without clear events or dates.
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