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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1936

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New Conference Likely On Rails Removal and Sewer Plan

City and Potomac Edison Company face off over removing trolley tracks to permit sewer installation. Rotary leaders push for agreement. Mayor Cuvier refuses to discuss specifics. Service clubs seek track removal during street work while opposing party questions costs and rights of way.

Ooreucont Ots Seaice Sam W. Maples Rotary Club Trior Ety Potomac Ribson Service Club Cloyd Civic Kelub Directors Francs Scott Key Joseph D. Baker Potomac Edison Sreets

Relief-Deficiency Bill To Roosevelt

Congress completed action on a 2.375 billion relief-deficiency appropriation bill and sent it to the White House. The measure includes 1.425 billion for relief, with Senate approval following a conference report and limited debate. Final action paused as adjournment nears.

Washington Congress White House Senate Lome

Weather Summary With Erratic Data

June precipitation totals are cited as 73 inches in a garbled weather note. It includes unclear references to 1916 data, high and low temperatures, and odd numeric strings that do not form a coherent forecast. No measurable regional details or reliable figures are present.

Lax

Veterans Cashing Bonds In Record Time At Local Post Office

The local post office reports 331 of 1000 bonds returned for cash as veterans rush to cash their World War II bonuses. By Wednesday 144 veterans had cashed, 187 had brought bonds for certification, and 3125 bonds totaling 157600 dollars had been presented. The postmaster notes the office may stay open late but not Friday unless needed.

Bor Prierick Severana ISL Treasury Department Hue

Bible School and Endeavor Convention Meet in Carrollton

The annual Bible School and Christian Endeavor convention of the Churches of God in the Maryland and Virginia Eldership will be June 3 and 24 at Carrollton Church of God near Westminster on the Baltimore road. About 340 schools and societies expect to attend with Rev C C Sullivan as pastor. The theme Knowing Christ and Making Him Known aims to deepen faith and promote evangelism. The opening sermon by Rev Gardner Taylor and a night address by Rev Thea Baheer in Lancaster are highlighted along with participation from Frederick and Falgewood congregations led by Rev Wm T Jackson.

Churches of God Maryland Virginia Carrollton Christ Gardner Taylor Littlestown Church of God Lancaster Frederick Falgewood Wm. T. Jackson Lane

Earle Wins License To Pitot An Airplane

An examiner from the Pennsylvania Department of Commerce grants Earle a pilot license after completing required tests and paperwork. The item notes a 9 percent rating and mentions officials in a chaotic, garbled context.

Earle Jtarnshure Goveinnor George Farleson Piio Aj Cray Dannsey AL Young Department of Commerce Examiner Pennsylvania Qase Dink

Union Sunday services begin across ten churches

Ten churches will transfer Sunday evening services to Baker Park's meadow retting beginning next Saturday under City Monasterial Union Cemennial Memorial United Brethren church. Rev. Dewitt P. L. Huse will preach at 6 10 oclock. Rev W C Royal announced the schedule: Evangelical Reformed June 18, Trinity Methodist July 5, Grace Reformed July 12, Calvary Methodist July 19, First Baptist July 26, Evangelical Lutheran August 2, Presbyterian August 9, Frederick YL M A August 16, Church of the Brethren August 23, Joint College August 30, Salvation Army September 1. Regular services resume September 13.

Ery Bakeer Park Maideor Sardhy Monasterial Union Cemennial Memorial United Brethren Church West Gio Oclock Dewitt PL Huse W. C. Royal Park Service Evangelical Reformed Church Henri LG. Kieffer Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Saath Tes Ralph M. Sharpe Grace Reformed Church Ralph FL Martinian Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Benjamin Www Meeks First Baptist Church W.G. Royal Evangelical Lutheran Church Ntov Amos John Traver Presbyterian Church Chartier T. Wehler Frrderick M.A Charles D. Shatler Church of the Brethren Robert L. Sherry Joint College W. Barnhart Salvation Army Dernard C. Musca

Luciano Sentenced to 30 to 50 Years for Prostitution Ring

New York district attorney Thomas E Dewey headed a major vice operation earning about 12 million dollars annually. Charles Tricky Tuclina and four associates were convicted and received prison terms in a Supreme Court ruling.

New York Charles Tricky Tuclina Thomas E Dewey Wa Leutenants Dre Sebo Ee Ad Coutma Ailty Alm Ower Supreme Coury Fister Philip J, McCenrk

Unclear OCR: Property Dispute Details Listed

Fragmentary text describes a land or property matter involving a ThOHR HOME Son, individuals named Mary Fo and Chora Field, and locations between TRiair and Reeky Thoge. Mentions sheriff involvement, court action, and a possible payment or lease figure of 79 Tesh.

Aphis Mary Fo Chora Field Triair Reeky Thoge Aoa Sheriffs Eave

Presbyterians Face Walkout Amid Paris Conference Turmoil

A strained meeting week in Hood Paris sees Presbyterians grappling with a walkout by men, demands for better shift hours, and a government push to end strikes at the hospital caring for 88 patients including 23 in serious condition. Ambassador Straus urged compromise as French authorities target nationalist Cros De Feu groups. A two-day annual banquet and weeklong conference in New York feature Dr. Henry Lo Stalin and synod leaders among speakers.

Marky Cody Tabor Borottu Ambissador Straus Osirikang Assistants, Avtudwomen Another Ennghaives Hospi Cab-Rth Nak Daoren Tina Rishitet Am Pirate Pte Altias Cros de Feu New York Woodinston Mandys Agente Tenry Lo Stalin Tredag Pol Phins Laarge Willian Fo Darby Mradb Claude Welper Choris Brumnaugh

Reckless Driving Finishes In Car Crash Near Jug Bridge

Isomer Delaney of Perryville suffered a wrecked car and injuries after his vehicle struck a car parked beyond a hill on the National highway east of Frederick early this morning. Delaney was fined $1 for reckless driving and the other youths escaped injury.

Frederick Isomer Delaney Perryville Putampulle Hils Aut Fraverick City Hospital Tit Peoples Court Delaney Jug Bridge H. H. Cecil Cider Hawee Brunswick Brunswick High School Urbana Dighway Joe Feaster Iawse Walter E Sinn

Delegates to Consider Seating Maryland at Democratic Convention

Maryland's Democratic delegation to the Philadelphia convention will meet late today to decide how to seat its 94 delegates and alternates. The meeting aims to resolve how to allocate seats between delegates and alternates and address related rules.

Washington Brad Era Maryland Philadelphia Millard BE Tyddings Marsland Humber

Maris Named To Be Eastern Ponsa

Jidge Maris named to eastern posna in an election race with Verner as his opponent. The nomination process highlighted regional political shifts and local party backing.

Maris Jidge

City Playground Fund Making Slow Progress

Community drive for the city playground shows slow gains toward a 1000 goal as of May. Public contributions total 349 dollars with many small donations listed and officials urging faster response to support outdoor programs for children.

City Playground Fund Tech Mayote Irving So Meer Ge Baume Loyd Q. Culler John A Derr Jamee T. Doll James HW. Grove The Peers Rdy Company Mia Mary Pasher RO Amey Hendrickson Tere Thadson Charles Eo Pusat MT. Metene Charles Utthrenhoefer Iter Woc Mare Rucrie Watertine Poenel Wehbe Dot WowWee Tate WooGarty Bee B. Watery Purene TG Denney Co Martha Wn Jodarty Bennedy d. Fda Od Smith Rea i Ee

Maxim Gorky Dies in Moscow at Age Eight

An abbreviated oblique note reports the death of renowned writer Maxim Gorky in Moscow at age eight. The garbled text suggests urgent global attention and mentions likely obiturary context and continuing literary influence.

Maxim Gorky Moscow

Omaha Loses Ascot Rage Shadowed by Turbulent Finish

Arcet Ragland dominates early while crowd of 150000 watches a close finish in the gold cup. Kab lant Poxellambine earns prize money by five lengths over Baron Radovard Deocielild, whose lineage remains untraced.

Omaha Stailey Nee Gannally Baron Radovard Deocielild

New Yorker Walter Charged in Sik Stock Murder Case

Albert Walter Jr., 28, is charged with killing Blanche Coustis in a grisly strangling in Nobb district. He confessed to police saying his conscience torments him for the murder. The victim lay in bed with a stocking tied around her throat and a bedport nearby.

Francisco Jhne Troca Albert Walter, Jr Chargrit Idaho Ted

Louis Sehmeling Fight Postponed

Promoter Mike Faania announced the postponement of the Louis Sehmeling bout with Yanker Stad due to a scheduling conflict. Details on the new date remain unclear while negotiations continue in New York.

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Law Permitting Cooperative Association Sparks Turmoil

A lengthy legal brief attacks a cooperative association policy as unconstitutional. The document denounces government overreach while defending contract rights under the U S Constitution and calls for resistance to perceived coercive control by the cooperative. The filing references figures like Leo Weinberg and George Sponselier and discusses the Pleasant Valley Dairy Company and related governance issues.

Ty Anater Arist Nietty Mary Bent Covaehatige Amik Pradtiyers Tees Perini George Wo Merviad Tdoitryments Maran Cooperative MIR Leo Weinberg Spaneater Urese Te Agemial Cominvet Clare Wat de Pleasant Valley Dairy Con United States Supreme Court of the Onda Maderich Blake New York Enat Wold Newae

Boy Survives Electric Wire Rescue in Thurmont

In Thurmont on a Wednesday afternoon Bobby Hengat climbed a tree and touched a live wire. His brother Maynard grabbed him and gave a hard bump to release the grip, saving Bobby from a sharper shock. The boy was taken to a physician where his hand was found to be only mildly burned.

Hobby Hengat Thurmont Maynard Bobby Hobby Nobby Dobby Roy Hengat

No Salary Increases For Relief Employes in Maryland Budget

The Public Works Board cut 4570 from the relief administration budget and will not approve salary increases for relief employees. The revised budget totals 95459 and remains subject to further adjustments by the Board of Public Works and the Board of State Aid and Charities.

Baltimore Axward of Public Works State Relief Administration Mel Employes Board of State Aid Anti Charities Tast Boul of Public * Works Board of Public Works Barhyis

Brighter Business News Bolsters New York Market

Brighter business reports in New York today show market gains with early advances and steady support. Traders note limited activity after a quick start as the pound sterling exchange remains restrained and several carriers report cautious gains.

New York Parnan Carrearyes Cmt

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