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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1936

Page

10

Stamp News Hy 1S Klein Stamp News Hy 1S

Stamp collectors are urged to buy before June 30 as the Klein sale removes 13 stamps totaling 5.18 dollars. Orders to the Collector of Internal Revenue Washington DC. Also notes impending withdrawals of 10 15 and 20 cent airmails from the Philatelic Agency. Maryland commemorative and 1928 S cent airmail become harder to find. Australia may issue a King Edward stamp. Greece plans royal-approval stamps with 16 values.

Internal Revenue Washington, DC Philatelic Agency Washington Hetter Maryland Australia British Empire England

Miss Pons to Visit Frederick in Major Sojourn

An article details Miss Lily Pons planned visit beginning this afternoon at Conley Home with ceremonies, luncheon, and exercises led by Dr. Conley. The schedule includes motorcade from Talbenore, welcomes at the Scott Key hotel, tours of Taney and Barbara Brooke residences, and a reception hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Charles Cone Jey at Guilford, with photographers aboard.

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Public exercises honor Miss Pons at water party in Harrisburg

The program lists National Water Battery Growers president and various dignitaries at the Keys Hotel in Harrisburg. Miss Pons will be presented with a bouquet, deliver remarks, and tour local sites before a reception. Attendees include Senator Radcliffe and Admiral Scott Key, with additional officials and guests noted for the event.

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Relief Headquarters Drops 15 Employes

Relief Headquarters reduced staff by 15 positions as budget cuts from the state Bureau of Public Works eliminate the entire department’s appropriation. The State Employment Commissioner’s office will assume duties for relief workers affected.

Relief Headquarters Biltimore Fisheer Ems Piyen Ome Ceilef Cromon Fa Fae

Bail Set For Miller Por Extortion In Washington

Miller Por of Thurmont was ordered held for trial in Washington District Court on extortion charges after allegedly demanding $2000 and threatening the plaintiff’s son. The case was heard by US Commissioner James E O Cullen, who set bail at $2000. A separate note records the will of Jacob Dinit Shook of Thurmont dated May 73, 1976, naming executors Luther Leatherman and Marshall Leatherman and detailing the estate distribution.

Biltmore Waprington Jasce Jo Miller Neir Thurmont Washington Tral Unitedtates Stor Peter Federal Bureau of Investigation Ahe Porrand Staphen McKevelt Gates Road Sap Beet Yee Geen Geant Beteet Roger Trooh United Stacy Ditrict Jacor D Silook Jacb Dinit Shook Susie M Shook Distator Thurmont Bank Luther E.leatherman Marshall Leatherman Ras Giglous Calin S Lehr

Will of Rascoe P. Trowh Bequeaths Estate to Lydia Keith Uroan

The late Rascoe P. Trowh former County Commissioner died by suicide a week ago. His will, dated November 21, filed in the Register of Wills, leaves his estate to his widow Lydia Keith Uroan who is named executrix. Witnesses were W. Clinton MoeStterry and Help Mo Stewart. No notification was filed on the estate.

Rascoe P. Trowh Amit Willy Tce Vriday Hrovar Lydia Keith Uroan Evecutris W. Clinton. MoeStterry Mo Stewart Nofyatatton

Union Party 13 Launched in U S Political Scene

Washington dispatch reports the Union Party's debut in the United States with William Jennings Bryan and others backing a platform aimed at saving democracy. The movement advocates farm mortgage refinancing, old age security, youth employment, decentralization of monopolies, and a central bank, while recalling tax exempt securities.

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Wallace Files List of AAA Benefits by Producers

Secretary Wallace told the Senate that about 390 producers in the old AAA earned more than 10 000 a year, with 38 460 000 in higher brackets over three years. The Senate requested the report showing 1 177 069 967 paid in benefits under the court invalidated administration, Susar producers receiving the largest checks. Larger payments went to cotton planters in Arkansas Mississippi a hog farm in California a Montana wheat ranch and farms in Louisiana.

Washington Wallace Senate Sen. Vandenberg Republican Michigan Susar Arkansas Mississippi California Monetana Louisiana

Thin Fruit After June Drop Advice From Horticulture Expert

The University of Maryland extension service offers thinning guidance for June drop. Mr Vierheter advises toning apes to aba one frat teraty leaves and using a simple midheal distance to decide how many fruits to lease. For many varieties, remove all but one fruit per spur and keep poaches thinned to 6 to 8 inches on early varieties and 4 to 6 inches for late varieties depending on tree vigor and soil conditions.

Fredier Universty Maryland Dave Reidence Turing Vierheter Viershesler

Same Site for Pt Rocks Bridge Rebuild Decision

Baltimore reports a June 19 decision to rebuild the Potomac Tier bridge washed away by the Marcy floods at its original Pont of Rocks site. Nathan L Smith of the State Road Commission said a final site selection is not yet made, with Harper’s Ferry, the erdmgan, and the Hancoce bridges inspected. If changes occur, all bridges may be reconsidered. financing talks will follow with WPA and the Bureau of Public Roads.

Baltimore Potomac Tier Asxay Marcy Shepherdstown Hava Beet Smith Works Progress Bureau of Puble Roads

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