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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1936
Page
10
Cleveland dispatch reports a heated scene at the Republican platform discussions in Cleveland. Delegates debated foreign policy and proposed leadership, with Borah and Vandenberg figures influencing the talks while party tensions and candidate strategies shaped the convention outlook.
The city received bids on a 2000000 bond issue with premium offers. Bidders included Watts and Co and Phelps in New York, with premiums around 4544 to 92240 and interest options from 2 to 4 percent. City officials noted savings on interest over 40 years, ranking the offers by total cost and presenting eight bidders.
City officials discuss issuing up to 510 million in bonds to fund sewer projects and roadwork. The plan calls for $1000 coupon bonds maturing over years with proceeds supporting the Ar werace system and right of way payments. The meeting notes a $200000 base item tied to the Geres Hooft race and cites tax collection implications.
Washington reports a June 15 British note predicting new proposals to reset most of wartime debts owed to the United States. State Department officials say they have not seen any specific moves yet.
A muddled report from British Columbia and the Yukon Territory notes property damage in June with residents anchoring homes to trees for safety while crews assess damaged areas across Vancouver and surrounding communities.
Police reported a confession linked to the slaying of an elderly carpenter at a builder’s site. The suspect, formerly of Charlottesduty, Va, and an alleged accomplice, are held at the county jail as detectives investigate the motive and details.
Vollten stated they broke yesterday after a long grilling by State's Attorney James H. Pugh and Montgomery County officers. The suspects claimed they divided the $36, with Parr taking $20 and Dave receiving the Wilanee Macdestained shoes and footprints found at Doves atreet.
The State Roads Commission announces reseurfacing plans until June 14 at 12 noon for 963.03 miles in seven groups. The program provides bituminous material for surface work, with Fredrick County and Washington County group covering 120.50 miles.
John Hays Hammond Sr. a famous mining consultant and diplomat dies suddenly in Gloucester Massachusetts. Known as a confidant of presidents and emperors, he led a globe spanning career from frontier exploration to royal circles and served as a special ambassador to the Court of St James. He rose from poverty to influence, with ties to Theodore Roosevelt Kipling Rhodes and the Russian court, leaving a legendary life story fit for film.
Washington June 8 Democratic tax conferees and President Roosevelt held an exchange of views on the proposed taxing plan with no sign of a compromise. Senator King Utah indicated no action would be taken this week due to Republican conferees at the Cleveland convention as the President prepared for a week of speaking in the southwest.
In Chestertown Maryland on June 8 Dr. Gilbert W. Mead president of Washington College conferred an honorary Doctor of Laws on Byrd, president of the University of Maryland, elevating him among college leaders who hold doctoral degrees. Also noted: Julia Field, widow of Eugene Field, died at 82 after a heart attack in Weatford Junction.
Oscar Miller, former beer garden proprietor of Irea Pid erick, released after posting 500. Miller was brought by Sheriff Hiltner from Haverstown. Charges include obtaining 200 by false pretenses from John Renates and Benois, larceny, operating a gaming table. warrants issued by Patrick Sehnauffer at Bow er. Other court notes include assault and battery verdicts and various fines for disorderly conduct and drunkenness.
Mt Airy high school alumni announce their annual banquet expected to attract about 2500 graduates. Secretary Muss Elon Ibaum notes a committee includes Mia Roaeh Straa Eliza Molemerth Bob Baner and others shaping the program and speaker lineup for the event.
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