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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1936

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First Bonus Bonds Delivered to World War Veterans in Frederick

World War I veterans in Frederick received consignments of 850 bonus bonds the first two lots, with payments ranging from fractions of 50 dollars to nearly 1600 dollars. About 1,200 bond recipients are anticipated at the local post office as deliveries and cashing begin this week, with three delivery attempts before bonds are held for pickup.

Frederick Metter Himacl Washington Carticlx Carrera Reasonal Office Treasury Department Hattimore OWL

Black Legion Pact To Slay Editor Revealed

Detroit report reveals a pact among Black Legion members to kill editor Arthas J. Kinger. Four other men signed the agreement during a public stand at Hallane Parketter, while Telde witnesses described the ceremony and intended assassination.

Black Legion Detroit Dayton Dean

Maryland Ladies Auxiliary Formed State Organization

Organization proceedings document the Maryland Siste tlers' Auxiliary forming a state body during a two day event in Cumberland. Officers include Mrs Grave Ruty Walie as president and Mrs Mary F Laver as secretary. local unit members and honorary members are listed. Attendees from Battingore and others installed May 22 by Mrs Rutledge and Mrs Ethel Nagie.

Franca Poordtite East Savon Street Sute Maryland Sistetlers’ Association Coumberlad Alieh Grave Rutywalie Govans Mary F Laver Hagesstoat Mia Mberta Mint Predetek Ladws Little Motter Oscar Routzaho Stre Little Charles Hermann Lite Maryland

Excavation Starts for New sewer project in city

Excavation began today on foundations for a disposal plant near Carroll creek at the Monocacy river as part of a million dollar sewerage plan. The work follows the Mayors awards and a city council meeting reviewing bids from contractors Eng storm and Wynn of Wheeling. The project includes trenching along Market Street area and may impact trolley tracks removal.

Olivia Sagteery Widrd Tahiy Eaport Construction Cony New York Civ Sbaqists Cegaara AE Begin North Meath Street Inelide Allan Etty Ennrac Tadse Mayer Eyd Dulles Sig Maxwell Maceket Street Manwell Potomac Edison Company Maxwell Carroll Creek Monocacy River PWA Engstorm Wynn Wheeling, W. Va

Miss Pendleton Retires As Wellesley President

Mary land, alumnae of Wellesley College, 170 strong, bid farewell to Miss Ellen Fitt Pendleton ending a 25 year presidency at Commencement. She will be succeeded by Miss Mildred Helen McAfee, former Oberlin dean of women and a Vassar graduate.

Wellesley Mass Maryland Lumnae of Wi College Ellen Fitt Pendletown Vassar Mildred Helen McAfee Oberlin College Pendleton Frederick Henry I. Stahr Hood College Stahr Anna T. Harding East Second Street National Cathedral School Washington Leah DB Alien Alai Maba DL. Tishop Eliza G. Wilkins

Coast Guard Plane Wrecked Three Lost

Coast Guard reports amphibian plane 165 wrecked during storm patrol off Tampa Bay. Three crew members including Lieut. CG. M. Perrott and Radioman Waller Moore were missing. A radio message cited grappling hooks retrieving wreckage. All crew members are residents of Jacksonville.

Jacksonville Fla APJ Coast Guard Tampa Bay CG. M. Perrott Waller GO. Moore Willan 1 Eubanks Tha

Florida residents stranded by floodwaters from tropical storm

South Florida cities faced heavy rains and widespread flooding as a tropical storm crossed the state. No major wind damage reported. Sheriff Tob King cited Botta Springs residents reporting record high waters, the highest in years.

FS. Myers Fla South Florida Atlante Ocean Tob King Botta Springs Here

Market Brighter Outlook Boosts New York Stocks

New York June 15 AP reports a brighter business mood as trading opens near the start of the fourth hour with slight gains in stock prices. European markets were cloudy and Washington developments were modest. crop drought reports tempered gains while currencies saw fewer moves against the dollar as the pound opened around 1.50 dollars.

New York Washington Kieher

American Hospital At Amoy Attacked

An attack on the American Hospital at Amoy, Amony, China, on June 14 left five attackers dead, including three pirates and two policemen. The hospital suffered no damage and there were no injuries reported among the hospital staff or patients. The institution is owned by the Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church of America, based in New York.

Amony China Tates Vie American Hospital Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church of America New York Cleveland Walter PF. Brown Republiccan National Oho Charle Ulies J. Henry Roraback Connecticut Jim Watson Indiana Dave Ered Pennsylvania Uridep Jean Pune

Admiral Waesche Takes Charge of Coast Guard

Washington reports Admiral Waesche sworn in as commandant of the Coast Guard with the rank of rear admiral. He succeeds Rear Admiral Perry G. Hamlet whose four year term ends. Waesche is a native of Thurmont and assumed duty on June 2.

Admiral Waesche Coast Guard Washington Sapm Haswell St. Waesche Thurmont Mat Morgenthau Falay Nomuanatat Hoceeselt Waesche Perry G. Hamlet Peverte Wasene

St. Johns Alumni elect officers in annual June vote

The annual election of officers for the St John’s Alumni Association was held June 5. President Miss Jane Stajey, 15, and Vice President Miss Corinne Bindap, 99, were named. The event took place at the hall in Hyde Frederick with a Wednesday ceremony.

ST. Joan's St. John's

Fraterick County Fish and Game Agency Outing Planned

A newly organized Fraterick County fish and game protective group schedules an outing on Tuesday. Attendees include Dr Dae Grerinart and committee members Gumbo and Web wid. Cigar.

Fraterick County Fish and Game Protective Agachyton Efiermean Mitradomr Iagdnere Creek Clarante Co Carty Crey Eto

Local Veterans Talk Of Using Bonus Money

Local veterans describe plans for their wartime bonus funds including paying debts funding hospital bills and buying bonds autos and boats. Several men mention saving or investing while others anticipate supporting families and covering outstanding loans.

Western Leaders Challenge G O P At Cleveland Convention

At the Cleveland Republican convention old guards lose ground as Walter Brown and others face strong opposition. The piece highlights factional shifts, key figures like Jules, Roraback, and Beyer struggle for influence and loyalty amid a rebirth theme.

Edison Partner Murdered After Argument At Home

Investigators say Edison engineer Thomas A Kilron Moore was slain by someone familiar with his routine. His daughter, 26, described a visitor asking to see her father about the time of the killing. Police note robbery was not the motive. wallet with $2 untouched. Moore, a prolific inventor with 100 patents, fathered Lieut Elliott Moore of the Naval Reserve who died in a Catalina Island crash.

Lin Qautaninsy BL Karina Mrtoah Stipper Bey Bark Gould Eno Tay Ing Agias Moaby Morare Ont Bnie Hier Seindins Lora Dealy Sonas Vieh Pete the Moore Ptrie Tetming Models Decor Sunnter Tong Angeed Bi Moore Moore Ian Toll Thomas A. Kdlron Elliott McFrlan Moore Naval Reserve Air Corps Catalina Island Airways Catalina Island Lieut. Moore Adairad Walia A. Moffett Akron

Unionville Elementary School Holds Commencement Exercises

Commencement exercises for fourteen graduates of Unionville and Friendship Elementary schools were held Thursday at Unionville. Norman Ford of Blue Ridge College delivered the address. Certificates were presented by Miss Drusilla Worthington with music by Eleanor Staker and ensemble. Graduates include Belle Albaugh, Madeline Kizler, Eleanor Baker, Norman Koonte, and others.

Unionsville Friendship Unionville Norman Ford Blue Ridge College Drusilla Worthington Artners Pear Mia Wlanche BE Coreer Charles Mary Catherine Moxley Eleanor Staker Marelee Moore Tates Pana Fener Polly Walte Belle Albaugh Readhng Amsbitton Norman Hoentz Paley Marteline Plana Soo Pering Io

Obscure Birthday Note From Local Figures

A garbled notice mentions Frank F. Stoner a prominent local figure and Nathaniad Hatk high profile in Farmers and Mechanics. It references a birthday observance and a social event with friends and a ceremonial gift.

Frank F. Stoner Bredterick Desver Thie Farmers and Mechanics Nathaniad Hatk Tiga Mare Tollinger Ater

Thurmont Man Admits Writing Extortion Letter

A Thurmont man admits writing an extortion letter to influence a state convention. The article describes a heated political incident with numerous named locations and participants, noting over 2 000 people gathered and several towns involved in the event.

Thurmont

Indian Boy And Bus Driver Die In Wreck

A sightseeing party of Seminole Indians from Washington, including a boy and the bus driver, died when their bus collided with a truck on Washington boulevard near the Patapsco River bridge between Baltimore and Howard counties. The truck driver was held for the coroner’s inquest at Halesthorpe. several party members were injured and taken to hospital.

Hartimore Washington Boulevard Washington New York Colston Acre Jin ‘Thorp Clarendon Defver Roy Walker Trospital Mere Patapson River Bridge Baltimore Soward County Bollee Khotipiaeh Halesthorpe

Negro Woman Found With Throat Cut Near Hykeavile Farm

An investigation began after a two miles above Hykeavile farm an AM county officer found a Negro woman dead with her throat cut in a tenant house. Sheriff Jatin A Blitpley and N Pringer attended from Weatminiater to lead the inquiry. The husband is missing and the injured party is named Melee Daigle, about 38, with wife Wot Melee Daigle.

Hykeavile AM —Carrall County Sheri Jatin A. Blitpley Riate N. Pringer Weatminiater Millard H. Weer Wating Walter Thap- Mn

CCC Workers Find Body Missing Child

In Monklin Maryland June 13 the body of a missing child was found in the Lame Chinpowder river near a Conservation Corps work site. The incident occurred as workers formed the beads about 100 yards from the home of Conway Robinson where the child’s mother Marta Fuhrman works. The short course at the University of New was attended by Mrs. Fuhrman and local rural women’s club delegates including Florence Willinix and Thomas J. Culler, president of the Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs.

Monklin Joan Pubtman Bridiy Chinpowder River Smilin Conservation Corps Conway Robinson Mra Tila Fuhrman UNG Ie Moubens Tiesedck Halal Florence Bo Willinix Bett Jocal County Chon Mea Thomas J. Culler Frederick County Federation of Rural Women'a Clubs Shett

Weather Today Report Summary

The excerpt provides scattered data on precipitation and temperatures with garbled figures. Key points mention normal precipitation, a value around 115 inches, and high and low temperatures, including a reference to 58 as a temperature marker. Specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.

Miller case extortion letter targets lawyer family

Jesse Miller of Psuemont, Md, is held after a letter demanding 5000 dollars was mailed to Mrs Farrand, wife of a San Angeles lawyer with ties to the Office of the Solicitor General. The note threatened harm to the couple’s 13 month old son Peter. Farrand, a Stanford graduate who practiced law in San Angeles, said investigators will present facts to U S Attorney Leslie Gare Tettray for action. Federal agents guarded the child as the case developed.

Wistitetos Miller Psuemont Justice Department Hawyer Ana Hiller Orville Miler Wine Mountain Dinesa Parrynd Orville Miller Deste Farrand Gudfornia Moorer U. S Leslie Gare Tettray District of Qcolumbia Baltimore Washington Bureau of Investigation Jesse Miller Haremtown Millgrove N.Y State House of Correction Jessups Leland Stanford University San Angeles Peter Uume

Ridgeville-Damascus Road To Be Rebuilt Soon

Mount Airy announces the Ridgeville to Damascus road will be rebuilt with work expected to start in early July. The announcement cites approval from the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles and says the State Roads Commission chaired by Homer E Tabler endorses the project after five years of efforts. Earlier temporary repairs used fine stone dust to fill holes but rains undermined the work and traffic detours persist via Washington.

Mount Airy Walter BR Rudy Ridgeville Damascus Thidy Homer E Tabler State Roads Commission Cooksyile Olney Ratneville - Henderson

Sale Withdrawn on Braddock Heights Property Auction

A two story residence on the west side of Jefferson boresands Braddock Heights was withdrawn at a Saturday on site sale with bidding around $4 and bank involvement. Commissions noted for France Williams C Atreatae and Hooper.

Tate Helen Burling Joferson Braddock Litroin Nations Bank of Wrelingen Crere France Williame He C. Atreatae Commatore, Tien Ibearback Orge U, Cieant Hooper Autre Laerry

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