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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1936
Page
4
A Daily News report outlines national party conventions focusing on speaker lineups, seating capacity, and expected crowds. It notes tensions over party access, funding needs, and the aim to attract attendees while addressing security and publicity concerns.
The piece quotes the Mayo brothers arguing about the value of life when mind or body declines. It questions whether physical life alone holds worth beyond mental vitality and urges reflection on future progress and posterity.
Cleveland June 1 Colonel Knox criticizes opponents and urges unity within the Progress and Reform party during 1912 campaign remarks. He warns against recrimination while advocating collective effort to keep the party intact and advance political goals.
A garbled OCR text outlines party rhetoric and campaign speeches in Taipei Row with cautious notes on voting prospects. It mentions unity and fear of harming the best outcome, reflecting uncertain civic sentiment and a beleaguered electorate.
Montgomery County officials report work on the STROOD school project proceeds under the state panel’s authorization. Superintendent Edwin W Troon outlines the fiscal schedule for the new term and aims to present the plan soon, with educational matters expected to be addressed in the near term.
Column recalls a narrow escape from death on Raat Tutt street when a caravan was overturned by a stray boar, injuring Nicho Lochner and his two daughters as horse and carriage toppled. Mention of Camp Motte at Bigs' Ford and a trip by Margarit, Jacob Barr, Leonard Unerrington, and Roger Motter.
A fragmented report notes a mayoral reelection race with Republicans losing control at the Aldermen level. Names such as Aubrey Nicevtemis and Charles Ho Conley appear in a list of officials and graduates linked to a ceremony in Newark and nearby towns, reflecting a turbulent election year and community events.
The fragment notes a second test outcome with limited readable details. It mentions the event context and involved entities in sparse form, indicating a follow up result without full clarity.
Mead Airy June 1 The second annual flower show conducted by the Sprunt Airy Garden Club at Nidlemore Hall drew a strong crowd and awarded prizes for various floral categories. Winners included Vine planters and numerous honorables such as Mrs. Bo Pevre Mrs. Tra Watkins and Mrs. George Vite Ming among many others.
A June 15 program at New Windsor features the Mystery a de af comedy drama and a Terry contest with New Wondere cast under Third and lye. The New Wondere band led by Paul Wo Bnyder will perform at 7:30 with several numbers. Readings include Mira Mae Nal mm Katie ron Copenhaver and many others. The Woman of Woc T Wome will meet at the home of Marsal Wolfe on Thursday. Visitors from Baltimore and Duke University attended events and a hospital operation for appendicitis is noted.
Members of the Jefferson Club and area families gathered for a community event at Mountain Top. Attendees included Mrs Atoere Hunan, Mrs Gather Buastant, Mr and Mrs Thea PoGaver, and numerous others from Baltimore and surrounding towns. The afternoon featured remarks on local achievements and a dedication to community service.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear event or names. The note mentions GEC RES and acta but lacks dates, places, or participants to form a complete news item.
The column lists birthdays and notable deaths from 1800s to early 1900s, naming Adah Lancs Menken, George S. Shoup, Frederick K. Freeman, Edward Gries, Bol A Russell, Frank Foorlwell, Magna Charia, and events such as the Runnymead charter, General Blame disaster, Alcock andุ Crown transatlantic flight, and wartime debt payments.
Today marks the birthdays of diverse figures from music law and arts. Ernestine Schumann Heink the Austrian soprano born 75 years ago, Paul M Linebarger legal adviser to the Chinese government born 45 years ago, Morty Rothenberg of New York City born 52 years ago, Malvina Hoffman sculptor born 42 years ago, Mary Dillon gas company president born 51 years ago, Matileon Th. donce Los Angeles lawyer born 61 years ago, William MeeFre of Welport Connecticut born 39 years ago, and other names appear in the record.
Fragmentary text appears as a dated note about life position and social ties with stray phrases. Vague references to friends, jovial nature and unsatisfied yearnings hint at social dynamics without clear events or names.
A garbled note reviews Bruce Catton's Village Chronicle from Farrar and Rinehart. It mentions Himesh and a tempting portrayal of a small town and its people, hinting at wartime reflections and social insight.
George Ross reports that Billy Rose will oversee Fort Worth Centennial festivities as director general and chief showman. The piece details Rose's plans including a large outdoor theater, replicas of pioneer life, a water canal with Comanche paddlers, a circus, rodeo, and a replica stagecoach era hall, plus attendance by Sally Rand and others. Rose also serves as a deputy sheriff, courting talent and facing mixed reception from local clubs.
A university town in North Carolina centers on a hot headed young instructor and the turmoil around a daring student tale. A faculty wife falls ill and a community presses to resolve the clash between ambition and tradition as events unfold in campus life.
A garbled OCR fragment references literary names and phrases including Shakespeare and a general theme of a man of high rank. The legible parts are insufficient to determine a clear event or person.
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