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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1936
Page
10
Delegates gather near Diacoreth amid fights over a party platform and presidential bid. Talks center on no minimum wage, wage regulation, and key planks for farmers, with former President Hoover cited in debates on economic policy and party direction.
The Maryland Baltimore and Carroll County Rural Letter Carriers Association elected ory A RR Yingling of Mt Airy as president at a Bel Air high school auditorium gathering. Henry Bo Simpson of Frederick gave an address on carrier work and rural letter routes. Other officers and visiting rural letter carriers from three counties attended the event, with Mrs Henry O Simpson and Mrs Harry Saaniey among attendees.
Industrial workers and employers reached a settlement ending most of the French strike. About 1,090,000 workers reportedly walked out before the agreement. The minister announced wage increases from 7 to 15 percent and preserved workers’ rights to form unions.
The article reports five men ordained to the priesthood at Mt Mary College in Amarillo. Bishop Robert and Monsignor Maltimore presided as students from Mt St Mary’s College provided the homily and addressed the audience during the graduation linked prep school ceremony.
Garbled text references burial or cemetery events under maples and a ceremony with various named figures and a committee. The passage mentions the Rata interference, a Guited picy dev, and attendees including Mrs Graye Podanti and Mea Mbreard Young, with unclear roles and dates.
Fragmentary notes show Maryland delegates debating pledged support as convention proceedings unfold. References to Governor and state figures hint at internally divided stance on vice presidential or gubernatorial options.
Fragmented text describes a pocketbook and items afloat near a riverbank at midnight. Objects drifted and resurfaced, with unclear names and actions. a pockettank and money appear among the unsure details.
A reform movement seeks increased state funding for fisheries at Cumberland. The Western Maryland group urges support while the records committee reviews the plan and outlines next steps for the campaign.
The conference disapproved a proposed marriage ceremony arrangement tied to church funding and county fair proceeds. It affirmed racial harmony, urged peace preservation, and scheduled its next session in Baltimore at Harlem Park Church on the first Wednesday in June.
Story notes James Madison and the early U S postal history. It traces impressment, the War of 1812, and Madison’s presidency, with references to the 52 stamp issued in 1854 and 1903. The piece cites Madison’s role, the Federal Constitution framing, and later commemorations.
Rain showers swept parched North Dakota fields as the state knelt in prayer at dawn. Americans responded in advance with moisture arriving before the Sabbath, easing drought concerns for farmers under religious observance.
Mayor Charles A Ogle re appoints town clerk AL Dewey Zime mer man. bailiff W J Etzier. council president Marty Lo Bushey. treasurer BC Leatherwood. assistant Amies A Ifolter. assessor Melin Hahn in a formal post election session. Names Quindace Ira D Watkins and Harry Lo Bushey appear among attendees.
Washington January 7 Contending that the 1936 Republican presidential candidate had been chosen in advance by interests that supported the old party leader Secretary Ickes said William Randolph Hearst would dictate both platform and nominee in a speech broadcast on the eve of the Cleveland convention He claimed Hearst as the discovered and principal backer of Gov London has reason to believe Hearst will do the final editing of the platform and press rage.
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