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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1936
Page
1
Congress moves toward adjournment next week as conferences on the relief deficiency bill and revenue measures resume. Leaders expect a lengthy session only if key negotiations on undistributed corporate profits proceed swiftly.
Amoy China June 13 six destroyers and one cruiser of the Japanese navy arrived here a day and landed marines to protect vessels and property. A Japanese officer said the seven ships were ready to sail to Canton at a moment's notice if needed. Reports of clashes between Central government forces and South China were received.
Three ministers gained admittance to the Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant church. Rev. Klein K. Maddawey of Gomeriffe Mississippi, Rev. Theo A Ladin of Falling Waters Virginia, and Rev. EL Nobert Snields of Accomac Virginia joined. Rev. Mr Haddaway was received by transfer after eleven years as pastor of a Congregational church in Somerville. The mutual relief association of the Conference organized with Dr J N Utnk of Newark Missouri as president.
President Roosevelt continues his 4,000 mile western trip turning eastward after a Dallas Texas centennial speech. He will deliver the third major address in Vincennes Indiana tomorrow morning dedicating a monument to George Rogers Clark. He spent the night near Nashville before proceeding to Vincennes.
Weather outlook begins Monday with generally fair conditions over the North and Middle Atlantic regions. Local efforts forecast clearer skies early in the week, with increasing cloudiness and unsettled conditions by midweek.
The article surveys the Philippine group under Major Church, noting cultural diversity among Filipinos, U S influence, religion adoption, and a ten year transition under President Quezon. It mentions his family, travel near the equator, and climate details from 85 to 90 degrees with a lengthy vacation season beginning in March.
Cleveland June 13 The keynote by Senator Stiewer at the Republican national convention drew mixed reactions with critics noting failed attack on New Deal policies and a missed opportunity to define unemployment relief and CCC programs. Observers questioned the speech’s effectiveness and the party’s overall direction in a turbulent political moment.
A motion for a new trial is filed on behalf of Ridgely Aibaigh and Peedenck. The court questions alleged misdeeds and the conduct of a local garage owner in connection with the case.
The U S women’s squad secured a decisive victory over England in a recent series. Key players and emerging talents contributed as coaches emphasized teamwork and defense amid a challenging schedule.
A rough spell with showers and dry conditions affects pea yields across the region. Reports indicate cutting and baling underway in Buckeystown and nearby areas, with farmers noting poor pod set and stand moisture.
Weekly motor vehicle fines tally shows numerous offenses including drunken driving, speeding, and reckless driving. Notable penalties include suspensions for failure to comply with financial responsibility and licenses revoked for drunken driving. several counties report multiple offenders and varying fines from $1 to $100.
A Baltimore graduate of the university, identified as Stepry Cheleeki, was shot and badly wounded after an incident at a night club. Police report the suspect, Teele Hater, 31, faces charges of intent to kill. Captain Af Teenh Wallace and others assisted at the scene.
Massachusetts investigators probe a suspected insurance racket tied to a string of deaths in a mill town. State Police say the scheme involved fake poisonings and fraudulent life insurance claims. Officials say they are pursuing leads and reviewing cases spanning several years as they seek to halt the operation.
A fragmentary 18th century letter from Annapolis describes a mast of events around October 19 1744. It mentions Anthony Stewart and a burning threat tied to tax resistance and connects to James A Robertson and several Johnsons and Willkee descendants.
Shodan Turner Frederick County Welfare Board executive secretary and Miss Math Brown supervisor attended a Baltimore gathering of welfare and supervisory leaders. Multan Mattern, state aid and charities secretary, led discussions on state welfare program issues.
Fragmentary notes recall public concern over beer brewing and export in 1904. The text hints at bans on certain brews and industrial worries, with references to brewers’ sites and regional reactions.
Local church notices say Rev Dr Bemfarmty WoooMe kee conducts services at Calvary church where he began his ministry. Mr Walliams will relocate to 1607 Alton street on Thursday as the parish prepares for new assignments.
At the Garden Club gathering hosted by Mrs. James A. fam a presentation by architect Rilart Waller showcased colored slides of gardens including those of Mrs. Long Mrs Delany McCain Mrs Stuart Maller Mrs Baker and Mrs Waltham Delaplaine. The event featured a lecture with New York garden photos and invited guests. Plans for future meetings and a fundraiser for the Mur Artz Library were discussed along with federation activities and upcoming venues.
In New York June the scene mentions Isaac partners and a trader named Coday amid mixed market notes. The report notes mild gains in several commodities and currencies including the pound sterling with fluctuating fractions as traders eye weekend activity.
A fragmented report suggests France opposes a league reorganisation and discusses sanctions and covenant revisions. It notes discussions among leaders and clerks, with focus on Article I and collective security amid tensions, while dates and exact names are unclear.
Fourteen men were arraigned in Detroit on charges of conspiracy to murder political opponents of the Black Legion. The defendants face a $25,000 bail each and await trial. The plot targeted the wife of Ardatir Vytngeey, editor of a local newspaper, and additional charges reference threats against others.
Washington June 1 AP reports Lewis launches drive to recruit 9.5 million steel workers into the union. The United Mine Workers president says the campaign aims to steady ranks of the AFL and will be directed by Philip Murray with organizers sent out on June 17 to Pittsburgh.
Rev Parks Stauller aged 69 died from a gunshot wound suffered at his home in Catlaws near Dewninatown Wednesday. The incident occurred during a botched assault by Brouter a retired pastor who was shot in the chest and taken to hospital. Funeral plans were reported for Friday at a local church with several community members listed among attendees.
Governor Tandon plans a Tuesday conference with Col Knox and the Republican subcommittee to finalize the presidential notification ceremony. Topeka and Lawrence vie to host near the University of Kansas campus in a bid tied to the party’s national subcommittee.
Col George K djams of the Veterans Administration plans to speak at Frederick Flag Day exercises Sunday evening at Maker Park. The service starts 6:30 after a guard mount by Company A, Maryland National Guard, and parade participants include the National Guard band American Legion Post and Drum Corps Women’s Auxiliary and the Legion. Alfred W Guyvertn heads the arranging committee assisted by Col Noms a veteran of World War I and II who leads the National Defense Committee for the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
May Nella Penne aged 24 manager of a tea room at Club Ardada was shot in the head and beaten. Her body lay along the Dinham gravel road about two miles north of St Charles in Wayne district. Sheriff Kampmeyer questioned Rinaldo DiPietro after speaking with Penne’s relatives.
Weather data shows June precipitation totals and deviations with historical comparisons. Figures for Limbay US coll show June to date inches versus normal. temperatures reported for today and recent nights are listed alongside daylight highs and overnight lows.
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