Water use surges as heat wave hits city
During the heat wave from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. water consumption rises sharply. The fishing creek dam pumping station operations stop, but the pumping system is boosted to raise city water pressure and supply.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1936
Page
1
Record Heat Tops City as Water Use Surges
The official noon temperature reached 100 degrees amid a heat wave. Frederick reports rising water use as residents and sprinklers demand more supply. Linganore plant boosts output to 2,400,000 gallons to offset creek shortages while Singanore plant runs daily to maintain 75 psi pressure. City officials stress adequate supply though rainfall is markedly low and crops show stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Elmer Sir Maxwell
Linganore
Bette Rum
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Weddle
Don Ball
Harry Hamrick
Singapore
Iaing S Kefanger
Culler
Maxwell
Monocacy Battle Remembered on Seventieth Anniversary
On the 72nd anniversary of the Battle of Monocacy a Union force of about 7000 clashed with a larger Confederate army along the Monocacy River near Frederick. General Lew Wallace led the Union in delaying Jubal Early's troops to help fortify Washington, preserving the capital. A memorial park designation and a recommended battlefield route for a Washington Gettysburg Memorial Highway mark recent commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Monocacy
Monotacy River
Frederick Be
Lew Wallace
Jubal A Eatly
Washington
Gettysburg Memorial
Weather Today and Tomorrow Details
The report shows precipitation data for Tam today with no rainfall in the past 24 hours. It notes July normal precipitation, high and low temperatures from yesterday and yesterday's high, with tomorrow's temperatures and moon phase. The condition of streams and general weather outlook indicate cloudy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Ferones
Jay
Tomorrys
Merywa
Veta
VEW BROTHER FOR THE DIONNE QUINS
A calendar notices a death and birth related item involving Dr JOP OY and the Dionne quints. The record mentions a newborn baby and notes a death tied to medical figures, with reference to local individuals and events in Ontario.
Mrs Ted Coy Fights Poverty Amid Hardship
A fragmented account describes Mrs. Ted Coy battling poverty in Oklahoma City. The text references Yale football and a personal ordeal, noting community aid and ongoing struggles without clear dates or names beyond Coy, Jodie, and local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted” Coy
Yale
Okiabema City
Taco
Jodie
Wreck Damages Auto Trailer and Two Cars. Driver Escapes
An auto trailer and two new cars were damaged after a crash near the creek bend. Arthur MiNarn, 26, escaped with minor cuts and scratches, walking a short distance before safety aid arrived. The trailer suffered the most damage with 15 feet of mud sinking into the creek bottom. insurance covers the vehicle’s fate. Residents blame the sharp night curve and high speeds. several accidents have occurred at the site, including a prior crash involving a Virginia driver disabled at Martin's garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Amine
Diane
Larastore
Chetan
Owen
Baether
Arthur MiNarn
Amd
PD Shildt
Vwdllamore
Sastarrt
Chesrolut Motor Company
Tyattstows
Shildt
Mahany
Tagethor
Eny
No Wom An
Virginia
Martin's
Unionville
Binhway
Liberty Road
Late Thomas P Rice Home Sold At Public Auction
The estate of the late Thomas D P Rice sold two properties in a Circuit Court equity sale held at public auction. The 15 East Mourth Street dwelling brought 3770 to Miss Jadie V Oate, while the second property on West Second Street was withdrawn for insufficient bids. Trusters Roger R Rice George A Rice and Edward S Delaphine oversaw the sale with US Grant Wowper as auctioneer for Frederick City Hospital fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas DP. Rice
East Mourth Street
Jadie V. Oate
Circuit Court
Jane Rice Jones
Rice
Frederick City Hospital
Ste Rive
Dillan 8 Rice
Anna O. Rice
Parker Jr Returns Home After Kidnapping Suspect Surrender
Wally Parker Jr. surrenders to Burlington County authorities after three months on the run in a baby kidnapping case. He arrives with his family and is said to have worn a woman's disguise, according to his detective father. The case involves alleged torture leading to a false confession. injuries and hospitalizations are noted among those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally
B.J
Fula
Parker Jr
Ellis Parker Sr
Burlington County
Parker
Hin
Fey PD Feey Ei Klee
Aye Ping Taul
Wendel
Trente
Taaser
Four day state troops at Camp Ritchie training start
About 160 National Guardsmen depart for Indiantown Gap after a brief four day stay at Camp Ritchie. Training focuses on driving motor convoys and completing initial courses under Col Markay and Brigadier General Washington Rawle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ritchie
National Guards Area
Foo Pg
Opie
Tadauitosa Gap
Ptt
Faye Danttrar
Ako
Nana
Duran
Dabwancett
Ghatn Moubey
Stu
Touma
Indiantown Gap
Virginkk
District of
Coho Markey
Lewis Insurgents Prepare To Snub AFL
Washington July 9 AP John L Lewis Insurgents in the American Federation of Labor ready to defy AFL leaders. The Federation executive council summoned Lewis and associates on the committee for industrial organization to appear today to discuss organizing 300000 steel workers into a single industrial union. Lewis said he would not attend, signaling clear stand. Representatives from twelve unions allied with him showed no intent to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L .Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Federation Executive Council
Lewis and Tia Associates
Leas Group
Autos Crash At Square In Early Morning Hours
Automobiles operated by Davrid Woodward and J P Taina collided at the Square Corner at 4 15 o clock this morning. Woodward was charged with failing to give the right of way and operating without a license. He posted $20 and costs for a hearing. Louis Gomer and Wan Feleined were under collateral of 5 for reckless driving. Officer Frank Dorsey filed the charges. A large amount of glass on one car was broken but cleared from the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davrid Woodward
Westminster
J P. Taina
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Woodward
Market Street
Lal Wan
Lutheran Educator Dies of Heart Attack
Demeel NT ay da ath George Anwist Ramveer, a prominent Lutheran educator and cleric at Concordia College, died unexpectedly at age 65 from a heart attack. Dr Homer, born in 187? served as president of the Egel Putitratnt Minor from 1912 to 1918 and is mourned by the congregation and school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demeel
George Anwist Ramveer
Teuheran
Clerey
Concordia Colse
Voir
Sears
Homer
Natal
Mino
Baking Heat Spreads East Amid Sporadic Rains
Weather across the Midwest and Plains shifts as a heat wave expands from the mid continent to the eastern seaboard. Scattered showers temper heat in Minnesota Iowa Illinois Indiana and neighboring areas. Damaging storms cause power outages and an estimated 100000 in losses as farmers report drought stress and record temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao
Seaboard
North Qakata
Minnesota
Iowa
Minols
Indiana
Walle Sone
Third Drunken Driving Charge Against Ropp
Marshall Lo Rogo, North dente street grocer, faced a new charge of drunken driving today. The offense, described as taking place July Fourth near the Fair Grounds, led to a hearing in Poller Court Friday might. Ropp denied the charges at Police Headquarters and said his car was toned in from the Fair Grounds. The appeal to the Circuit Court remains pending after a previous drunken driving conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Lo Rogo
North
Dente Street
Nia
Fair Grounds
Ropy
Ovy Anderson
Allen Tartgia
Poller Court
Iopp
Ropp
Milton
Martin Miller
South Market Street
North Market Street
Miller
Bennett
Jason Patrick M. Schnauftes
Stock Market Rebounds Amid Mixed Economic Signals
The market regained some nerve as drought fears eased and investors eyed higher rail lending and bond activity. Grain reports showed partial recovery in flood affected areas with cotton prices bouncing back and currency values stabilizing despite lingering uncertainty in the financial landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Drouth
Bus Load of U S Prisoners Stops Here
A fragmentary report notes a bus load of U S prisoners arriving today from Perrabure Virginia en route to a federal prison. Details about the prison name and related guards or escort conditions are unclear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UL S
Wistiee
Perrabure
Femoor
Magistrate Jailed After Shooting Exchange Outside Home
Sheriff team transported Magistrate J Hall White to county jail after a shooting incident in front of his House attributed to authorities who aimed to question White about a domestic matter. State's Attorney Oliver S Mylikite said White would face assault with intent to kill and weapons charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastin
Mul
Omeer Hemp Marshall
J Hall White
White
aMeers
Oliver 8S Mylikite
Asanult
Sherit
Curraly
Oteers
Mouton
From County Pass State Police Exams
Baltimore July 9 AP- Police exams produced five passers from county applicants out of 176 who applied. Commissioner Harry Colones announced the 19 men who took the test had passed their assays. Names and addresses followed, listing passers with percentages and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tmiplayment
Harry Colones
Odd Fellows Outing At Talchester Reich
About 1000 members and guests from Frederick City Lodge No 100 and the Odd Fellows Home left by bus for a day outing in Talchester Reich. The excursion gathered adults and children from the lodge and related groups to meet with members from across the state for a social event and camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
Frederick City
Odd Fellows Home
Talchester Reich
Ure
State
Unclear OCR Hampered Veterans Affairs Item
Fragmentary OCR text describes a veteran related note with disjointed phrases. References to Plymouth, police, papers, and a 44 year end World War seteran odor appear garbled and nonsensical, yielding no clear event or outcome. The readable content provides no actionable details or names to form a coherent summary.
Summer School Opens July 1 at Mood College
The Baltimore Conference School of Religion Education opens its fourth annual session at Mood College starting Saturday with July sessions. Faculty includes Dr. RATHER Tetherds psychiatrist Johns Hopkins. Langdale editor. Meeks pastor. and others from Johns Hopkins, Western Maryland, and Calvary Church. Registration begins Saturday afternoon at 2:30 with program details including lectures, leadership training, and a Vacation Bible School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Suntyer Schoat
Mood College
Braining
Rbather
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Cer Teeigas
Loner
Ottote
Sounk People's Land
World Friendship
Richands
jBaltimore
Sehengee
Mible
Western Maryland
Uhealiz
Feal Seminary
Joh
Emeeethte Et Ceetary
Heart of Education
Chicago
Jonn C Milan
Clarence E Whee
Calvary Church
High Knob
Langdale
Trodbeck Hall
Calvary M
This City
Tev
Henjamin W Meeks
Mus
Anna M Schauty
Calvary Chutes
Mra
Pauline Koontz
Milne Francis Buckingham
Marianna Jones
Miay
Barbara Waller
Om Warbter
Miriam Ford
Mia
Edie Tan
Mary
Jantar
Illinois Solon Assassinated in Gangland Style
A prominent Illinois legislator was slain in a gangland style shooting in the street. The incident follows violent clashes tied to efforts to legalize handbook betting, with authorities naming suspects and outlining the broader crackdown on illicit gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llnois Solon
Gunman Narrowly Falls After Oklahoma Police Shootout
In Fuld Oklahoma a quick firing gunman identified as Lawrence Vol shot Patrolman Cal Palmer and wounded Officer Ralph Koarr. Assistant Chief Seton Coyle and another officer returned fire, shooting the suspect who was killed after injuring Coyle’s finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuld
Okla
Enid
Lawrence i Vol
Kearpias Teather Maatetag
de Vol
Munin Dthsane
Kha Atela
Cal Palmer
Ralph Koarr
Wis
Seton Coyle
Coyle
Murphy Resigns as High Commissioner to the Philippines
Frank Murphy of Detroit resigns as High Commissioner to the Philippine Islands. He states resignation effective at the president’s measure but signals pursuit of the Democratic nomination for governor of Michigan. Murphy plans to announce party alignment from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Washington
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Tic Shia
Mids
Yean Murphy
Pany
Debilitated preacher fades amid medical crisis
fragmented report from Pattshiesh notes a known preacher lapsing into delirium and peritonitis. doctors attend at Ghampiain Virey as states variously indicate health decline and ongoing medical efforts.
Eight Dines at Neate A Rate Anne Ows
Unable to extract coherent facts from the provided OCR fragment. Summary unavailable due to unreadable content.
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