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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
4
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A fragmented historical account notes Mussolini’s campaigns to France and Russia and Hitler’s uncertain stance in Central Europe. It discusses shifting alliances, strategic moves, and the redirection of power as Axis figures maneuver toward broader influence and potential conflicts in Europe and Asia.
The Flower Mission of the W O T U will give a treat to Montevue inmates Friday at 6 o'clock on the lawn. A program includes Miss Mary Hutton, Burkitsame, Mim Catherine Echaltz, Royal and Catherine Rentberg, George Devilletse, and Rev Walam Boda. Refreshments to follow with ice cream and candy. Arranging committee chaired by Mrs Willan Sehnedt with Mrs George Cuter and Miss Roy Leathennan.
The Hive Mountain Qudrenon of the Protestant Episcopal church plans a meeting in Chambersburg Pennsylvania from June 22 to July. The conference aims to help adults and youth become more effective in church life and work. Renowned scholars and teachers of the denomination will participate.
Fragmented OCR notes reflect a school graduation event at EL tan high school with unclear names and quoted musings on teachers and patrons. The text mentions several individuals and a discussion about evaluating education while critiquing merchants and prophets in vague terms.
A nostalgic Frederick column recalls events from fifty and twenty years past. It notes county actions on licenses, social tensions between white and colored residents, a local detective case, and a medal for oratory won by Marry Main of Hoennke College. It also mentions the heaviest June rainfall, flood impacts, a fatal train wreck near Point of Rocks tunnel, and several local mishaps and social notices.
The piece argues labor conflict will grow as court decisions and wage policies press employers and workers toward new tensions. It cites Supreme Court rulings, wage laws, bargaining strain, and potential strikes. mentions unions, employers, and policy debates across states and industries.
A historical medical note outlines cod liver oil as a source of vitamins A and D crucial to preventing rickets in children. It contrasts cod liver oil with other oils, explains vitamin D from sun exposure, and details dosage for infants and toddlers, noting changes in potency over time.
Fragmentary OCR style text references Bible thought and names like Seneca, with scattered phrases about weariness, necessity, gratitude, and a sticker on fingers. The legible elements point to a literary or religious reflective fragment. No clear event, date, or personhood beyond generic identifiers.
In Manhattan Broadway chatter Benny Fields begins a comeback despite prior misfortune and near sightedness. Fred Keating's show business revival follows bankruptcy and a disappearing canary trick. Other items note Liquor bans nudging openings, Gladys Swarthout and Frank Chapman’s duo, Margaret Sullavan’s fall return in Stage Door, and quirky Animal Night clubs with patrons bringing pets.
Today in history recalls figures born in Massachusetts Maine New York and Virginia among others including Benjamin W Leigh Henry Durant Samuel Longfellow Edward Morse Cyril M Fo L Laurier Henry Clay Folger and Edmund Freese. These luminaries span politics science religion publishing and the arts with births in the 18th 19th and 20th centuries.
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In a Transylvanian town peasants fled a storm and gathered in the church belfry to pray when lightning struck the structure killing all inside. The event, labeled by some as a congress, unfolds as authorities investigate the disaster and its casualties.
A list of individuals born today across the United States and Canada including Raymond B Stevens from New Hampshire a tariff commissioner born in Binghampton aged 63 Robert R Reynolds of North Carolina born in Asheville aged 52 James Monttomey Tiagi a New York artist and critic born Palin Manor N Wu 30 Gawaiyis author Rahway N J Dr Herman A Spoehr Stanford chemist and plant biologist born Chicago 81 Harold L Butler Syracuse University dean and musician born Bilver City Ida 82 Poll Westy New York mathematician born Rochester 40 Thaw finacca FF Reroyaan Canadate Tah Commissioner London born 60 Cus
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions diplomacy and human emotions with scattered phrases about pain, sympathy, and a developing tendency. The passage lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable names, resulting in an inconclusive, fragmentary record.
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