Weather and labor notes from a July 25 1936 wrap up
The column blends storm reports and market notes with labor and economic reflections. It notes a thunderstorm in the area with wind and rain, corn prices on the local market, and reaches into national labor talk about steel contracts and union leadership as well as societal observations from New York City. It mentions figures like David Mac Donald and Walter Reuther, and includes hospital notices and a scholarship award to Basil Boyer Day.
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Ta Mutual Conce Sons
Janning
David MacDonald
Steel
Cme
Cesses Ceng
Walter Reuther
John L. Lew
Steel Us
Basil Boyer Day
American University
Washington
Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
Day
MTI
We Kelset Willams Day
Monrovia
Providence Methodist Church
Kemptown
National Methodist
Frederick County
Akron
Valentine Zimmerman Wedding in Taney and Bermuda
Agnes M Valentine of Taney Town announces her marriage to Kenneth R Zimmerman son of Mrs Sarah Zimmerman and the late Bien L Zimmerman of Frederick. The ceremony took place Thursday July 12 at Winchester Virginia. The couple reside at 491 Wilson Place after a Bermuda honeymoon.
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Warriage
Fdaar Valentine
Taney Wn
Ws Daudhte
Agnes AM Valentine
Kenneth Ro Zimmerman
Sarah Zimmerman
Bien L. H. Zimmerman
Frederick
Tineton
Fan Annex Moon
Bermuda
Wilson Place
Big Pension Bill Faces Death in Senate Fight
In Washington a World War I veterans pension bill appears certain to die as adjournment nears. The American Legion presses a full campaign of telegrams calls and visits to senators while a separate House measure to raise disabled veterans payments 10 percent may also fail. Opponents warn it could open a precedent for pensions to later wars. The Eisenhower administration opposes the bill which the House passed 27 to 0.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Tegion
House
Senate
Uns
Sania
Fragmented Q and A On War, Avicena Honors, Labor Options
A garbled text fragment asks about Franklin D Roosevelt and an act of war on France after conquest in an imagined era, then shifts to Avicenna and Amelia Earhart honors, and finally to labor negotiations and inflation risks. The passage cites 1988 New York Herald Tribute copyright and includes disjointed questions across topics.
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France
New York Herald
Stassen Refuses to Name Backers in 1950s Race
Fragmented OCR notes describe Stassen declining to name supporters and discussing factions. The text references Massachusetts, Eisenhower, Nixon and a party slate. It hints at voters and allies amid midterm political maneuvering.
Trash Littering Laws Need Stricter Enforcement
The piece argues that despite stricter penalties in states like Georgia and Idaho, littering persists with people dumping trash on roadsides. It urges harsher enforcement, noting municipal disposal fees and the cost of noncompliance while calling for tougher penalties to deter violations.
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Norihwesten
Mice Co
Jous
Idaho
Georgia
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago July 25 1906 items note Samuel C Wilson injured at Harmony Grove crossing after a 510 train arrival, wagon demolished while he lay unconscious. A Braddock Heights bar masque drew a large crowd yet few in masks. Howard Chaney of Washington to open a blacksmith shop in Crum carriage works, South Market street. An immense volume of smoke disrupted by fire at Alpert Rickett’s on Fast Fourth Street. flames caused preparations to TOUT THE all same at eh a oe.
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Samuel C. Wilson
Johan K. Robinson, Jr
Harmony Grove
Wilson
Alpert Ricket
Fourth Street
Unexpected Events in Markets Spark Debate on Prosperity
The piece reviews how unforeseen events from fires to financial panics affected U S stock markets over 100 years. It cites examples including the Wanamaker fire in New York, Ringling Brothers suspension, and a sequence of economic shocks from 1870s to early 1900s, noting rebounds and deep mood shifts.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Burton Crane
New York City
Ringling Brothers
Pittsburgh
Lincoln
Chicago
Boston
Jay Cooke and Company
Libertytown
Sgt
Hardent Garfield
Dur- Frouth
Germany
Grant and Ward
Newell
Essai
Henry Villard
James R. Myre
Kenneth A My- Keene
Thurmont
Washington County
Faline
National Corda Company
W Thies
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Great Northern Railroad
Northern Pacific Rail
Local Health Notes and Stock Market Musings
Medical updates from Frederick Memorial Hospital include Miss Clara Brewer at Middletown High School and Mr Kenneth Brandenburg from Myersville, both in recovery or treatment. The piece also discusses stock market swings from the Lusitania era to 1929, noting various economic shocks and recoveries.
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Lahey
Charles P Statey
Charlotte Lo Stevens
Odath
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital list several newborns. Names include William Hollatos and Mary Mity’s seventh child, a fourth son. Frederick J. Jessen and Dorothy Fartles of Northampton announce a first son Lawrence Philip. George W Poole and wife from Middletown report a third child, a son George William HL.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wiliam Hollatos
Mito Mity
Wes Frederick J. Jesen
Tirs
Lawrence Philip
Jessen
Dorothy Fartles
Northampton
Mass
George W Poole
Middletown
George Wiliam HL
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Local Clerk’s Office
Deeds were recorded in the Clerk's office for the sale of several properties. Transfers include Taaronea FT Waar extra UF and Mrs. James A. Kime at 605 Bigss Avenue for around 2,000 dollars. Leslie E Hatwell to James P Tinney Jr. at 806 Mary Street for about 10,500 dollars. Kenneth M Haishman to Joseph E Bussard at the northwest corner of Linden Avenue and Walnut Street West Linden Hills for about 1440 dollars. Alma B Cainnness to Leon B Pennington at Shookstown for about 12,500 dollars. Lawrence K Franklin to James A Watts at about 2,344 acres and improvements on old US 5 near Urbana for about 11,000 dollars. Hazel L Harne to Buale G diversine at 560 East Church Street for about 9,000 dollars. Liliana W Nicodemus to Melvin Johnson at Calionville for around 5,000 dollars.
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Taaronea
James A. Kime
Bigss Avenue
Leslie E Hatwell
James P Tinney Jr
Mary Street
Kenneth M. Haishman
Joseph E. Bussard
Linden Avenue
Walnut Street
West Linden Hills
Alma B. Ciainess
Shookstown
Leon B. Pennington
Lawrence K Franklin
Jamey
Watts
US 5
Urbana
Hazel L. Harne
Buale G. Diversine
East Church Street
Liliana AV. Nicodemus
Myst
Melvin Johnson
Caionville
Hat research questions hats and mental wear
A study from Guy's Hospital dermatology reports that wearing hats does not cause baldness or harm hair health. Dr Moyna Han and colleague Meoxnahan conclude hat use has no detectable adverse effect on scalp condition or hair loss, noting rare cases but no strong link to trauma.
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Han. Ater
Jenathy
Hue
Moynahan
Mage Adine
Meoxnahan
Guy's Hospital
Personal Notices Mixed Across Towns And Vacations
Mr and Mrs Carl Holtz returned from a vacation in the Great Smoky Mountains and Knoxville area. Mrs Sadie Hyrstunag spent a week with Mrs David Biddinger in Seneca before returning near Frederick. Barbara Ann Grabill celebrated her seventh birthday with gifts and refreshments. Neal Zeiler and family moved from Buckeystown to 201 Rockwell Terrace. Paul B Harman left for Fort Benning Ga after a thirty day furlough.
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Alps
Carl Holtz
Krenneky
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennesse
North Carolina
Mere
Bal Hidut
David Biddinger
Senvea
Saint Augustine
Fla
Sadie Hyrstunag Bas
Frederick
Seneca
Barbara Ann Grabill
Stabil
Washington Street
Irabill
Neal Zeiler
Iva
Travis
Jo Dean
Johanna
Deborah
Buckeystown
Rockwell Terrace
Paul B. Harman
Fort Benning
Suspended Term For Return To Hospital At State Hospital Sabillasville
A tubercular patient at Victor Cullen State Hospital in Sabillasville was found intoxicated in the city and given a suspended sentence of 20 days if he returns to the hospital for treatment. Magistrate Reese Shoemaker Jr presided as Neilson, a Baltimore–California resident and patient at the Sabillasville facility, was arrested after leaving the hospital. Other defendants faced suspended terms for related breaches while collateral forfeitures were recorded for speeding.
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Victor Cullen
Sabillasville
Wuliy Ouf
Tal
Baltimore
California
State Hospital
Sabillasvile
Paul W. Mossburg
Yas Station
Patrick
East Streets
Newson
Mossburg
Neilson
Bareage
Neron
Jun
Younkins
Knoxville
Kiuaville
Williai & Boone Dr
Cueseday Erneer
West South Street
Mehil W. Shulté Jr
South Market Street
F . A. Hasenbahte
Carnegie Hall Sold For About 35 Million
New York Carnegie Hall, a landmark in Manhattan, sold to Glickman Corp for about 5 million dollars. Louis J. Glickman said Philharmonie has an option to buy back, with a decision within four months. He declined personal profit comments on the transaction.
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New York
Carnewe Hall
Pitbtown
Manhattan
Glickman Corp
Louwis J. Glickman
Philharmonie Somephony Society
Ajith Jahd
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