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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1936

Page

10

Postmaster Plans for Bonus Bond Delivery to Veterans

The Postmaster outlines plans for bonus bond delivery to veterans, aiming for June 19. Local veterans groups will assist with veteran identification to ensure proper delivery and certification, with possible after hours pickup to accommodate daytime workers.

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Return From Meeting Held In Indianapolis

Albert N. Mecardel and Howard C. Darker of the Extension Service at the University of Maryland attended the first annual convention of the Eastern Taesian Association of America in Indianapolis this week. Delegates from Maryland included Mr McCardell and Mr Parker with Mr Remeberg and Mrs Remeberz accompanying. The Maryland delegates left on Monday and returned together after participating in association business.

Albert N. Mecardel This Etty Howard C. Darker Dairy Apectvin Extension Service University of Maryland J. Worner Memslraz Eltern Taesian Association of Ameren Indianapolis McCardeil Me Parker Maryland Association Me. Remeberg Whys Mire Remeberz National Organization McCardell Mr. Reker Mre. Remabere Maryland Criegates

Senate Passes Tax Bill Amid Bitter Debate

Washington on June 5 A weary Senate passed a tax bill by 37 to 24 after a long debate about revenue ideas and conference talks with the House A proposed $50 000 000 burden on individuals with certain incomes and a large pressure on corporations and shareholders dominated the debate The session featured amendments and nominations including Chester C Davis to lead the Federal Reserve Board for a term as President Roosevelt approved.

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Welfare and Prison Supt. offices merged plan proposed

The State Commission urged combining the Department of Welfare and the Office of the Superintendent of Prisons into a single welfare framework. The May 32 report criticized current operations as duplicative and inefficient, calling the director role perfunctory and noting prior efforts to centralize administration.

Baltimore Department of Welfare Boise Mianato

Unclear text fragment on official to be confirmed

Fragmentary passage mentions a retirement and a meeting to consider a nomination. Names and details are garbled, but references a secretary role, retirement, and confirmation. Readable items are insufficient to identify persons, organizations, or events with confidence.

Road Bond Issue Urged In Baltimore Discussion

Governor Durry Nice proposed a $75,000,009 road bond for highway improvements. He noted it as a suggestion under study by the legislature to examine revenue sources, with potential use to redeem existing road bonds and fund new construction. The idea was neither finalized nor discussed with other state officials. The proposal could affect gasoline taxes and maintenance for present roads and county roads.

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Predict Landon On First Ballot In 1936 Race

Unclear OCR fragment mentions Landon and Republican candidates with references to Ben and Arthur Vandenture. The text hints at predictions on first ballot support, platforms, and possible dissent within the party during the primary period.

Landon

Trans-Pacific airmail service extended to Macao stamps

Changs effective for Macao to Manila mail. Postmaster General offers to handle covers for first Macao Manila flight with rates from Macao to Manila 15 cents, to Hawai i 50 cents, to U S 2 20, African surcharges 7 cents per envelope. Plans for westward flight to be announced. King Edward VIII will preserve George V collection. Japan to issue new stamp set replacing 20 year old designs. Mexican stamps mark opening of US Mexico highway.

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Delegation debate shapes Cleveland national convention

A split national delegation gathers in Cleveland to back presidential nomination hopeful Nice. Governor Leaver aims to influence the process as party leaders weigh speech choices and the vice presidency’s prospects remain uncertain. The advance delegation carries a prepared speech for Nice amid mounting speculation.

Cleveland Choy Harry Nice Hedman Contore Spaech

Charter Night Of Lions Club Marks Fourteenth Anniversary

Frederick Lions Club marked its fourteenth anniversary with a charter night dinner and dance at Vindebona Craddock Heights attended by about one hundred members and guests from Baltimore Cumberland Middletown and Boonsboro. A address on synthetic silk manufacture from cotton was given by A W Kelaht deputy district governor Lions International. Myron A Winebrewer president and HL Noel Muller first president presided. Cant Bernard C Monds and others honored departed members. Several members received corsages and boutonnières. prize drawings honored Gerald LeVan Frank Warrenfetlz Caries Serger Richard F Simmons Byron A Wimrbtener Charles A Opel Jr and Dave Macias. Orchestra provided music for dancing.

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Kefauver Answers Wife's Suit In Equity Court

Irving S Kefauver a city filtration plant operator filed his answer to Mrs Thelin Kefauver's divorce and alimony suit. He admits some absence from home cites incompatibility of temper as reason and asks exclusive control of certain assets while proposing $50 monthly alimony and $50 counsel fees.

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Roosevelt En Route To Funeral Of Burns

Roosevelt sped to Nashville Tennessee to attend funeral services for a party savart and a steadfast friend. The train Racevel En Hoye bore him toward the city where ceremonies are planned for tomorrow as mourners gather for the sudden loss of a trusted ally.

Roosevelt Burns

Byrns Tribute Trains Move Toward Nashville State Capitol

A funeral train carrying Joseph W. Byrns’s body led by an official party of 60 representatives and 14 senators accompanied by a bereaved family neared Nashville. The President’s special followed about 14 minutes behind as both trains were set to reach the Tennessee capital tomorrow afternoon. The Prev(en) will begin his return trip to Washington immediately after the service.

Joseph W. Byrns Tennessee Wil Ser

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