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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
4
A Daily News report notes a partnership involving Building and Manufacturing Co and associates in a civil action. The article outlines credit relations and preliminary actions by the court, with references to the firm’s projects and related party agreements.
A fragment from a June 1936 column muses on time passing from January to June, praising the month’s pleasures and noting the rapid pace of life. The piece observes June’s beauty with gardens, cherries, strawberries, and cool shade, while joking about the half year’s progress and human fondness for the month. It ends with a short, odd line about onion cultivation by the Chinese.
Alice Longworth voices cautious views amid Washington debates on press reform as Governor Landon and other figures weigh endorsements. The piece traces potential shifts, noting references to Puthes Cughla and reactions among political actors about who backs reform proposals and timing for action.
A garbled readable page records a sequence of names and places from a community gathering. It mentions Mrs Mts fen Wa, the Mott family, Mr and Mrs Charles Hottstan, and the Waybright family plus the Young Peoples League of St. Paula Lathesan church with listed officers led by Thelin Thorner as president and Eugene Way as vice president. The text blends neighborhoods, attendees, and a Sunday evening meeting with a vocal by Lucile Stambaugh and Thel toy Varnerso.
Fifty years ago today in Frederick under the News columns the town recalls local laws in effect, including a new license cost reduction, magistrates jurisdiction changes, and a five year ban on certain bridges. Alfred W. Gaver named supervisor of assessments. Wheat prices slide to under a dollar as a storm of civic notes unfolds.
A long, fragmented excerpt outlines tensions between New Deal policies and business elites. It cites Donald Richberg and other figures tied to industry, suggests a Wall Street conspiracy to resist liberal reform, and mentions White House visitors like Owen Young and Myron Taylor. The piece notes efforts by business groups to block progressive legislation while detailing arrests and drunkenness cases among police records.
Local women’s clubs in the county held a meeting at the home of Mrs Joseph Hetser. The agenda included reports on garden projects, a community note on flower gardens, and announcements of upcoming events. The session featured brief remarks by club leaders and a short social period to close.
The article notes a training school for pastors to be held at Valimore Conferences with speakers including Rev Charles A York of Brunswick. The program covers platform addresses on June 15 and June 18, with thirty counties to attend and scheduled sessions at Handogtne Scam Adaris, Front Floyd, Va, and Mt Vernon Place, Washington.
A Sunday memorial service led by C Albert Giles featured opening prayers by Barkier and a closing prayer by TW Madilaty. Wi Do Grove t read scripture. a duet by Mrs Sherman P Bowers and James Ho Harris performed The Lord Is My Light. Charles W Woodward of Rockville gave a forceful address on evils breeding crime, street loafing, booze, divorce and low morals. Offering totaled $1594. attendance 138. flag decorations by Robert Bripley. Next Sunday C A Gil son Owl will present the Sunday school lesson.
Work begins on an overpass at the Baltimore Ohio Railroad crossing near Williamspoor High School. The structure aims to open early next year, with a four month construction window and a cost around $89.00.
A garbled March through notable birthdays and events across years. It lists ITBATohn Pate, Trisham Yours, George Chorpenning, John Bell, Tom Marsh, Justice Judith, August 29 1879, and Captain James Lawrence, among others, with scattered dates and places including Salt Lake City and Kentucky.
In a fragmented report, Mrs Vadota Bergart lies recovering at a local infirmary after a fall that left injuries. The incident, tying to a long medical recovery, involves a move toward Frederick City Hospital for further treatment.
A June York event featured movie celebrity dogs led by Nunsec Duc de la Tere Blick Lucason and Skipper Bob at the Chanin Building. Pedigreed Pictures previews aimed to acquaint Americans with canine cinema minds while human guests praised the pups.
Professor Pred Radel analyzes Starters fumoarns diary to reconstruct the convention that drafted the Constitution. He argues the delegates feared democracy and granted federal power while constraining state authority to protect the wealthy, noting the lack of explicit liberties beyond the Bill of Rights. The book offers new insight into the founding framework and voter qualifications.
The item presents a cryptic Bible thought note urging virtue and quiet conduct to honor faith. It references named figures and moral themes, suggesting reflection on patience, grace, and steadfastness in belief.
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