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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1936
Page
3
A garbled wartime fragment recounts Anzac Day observances and battles in 1915. It mentions Geena Turacsh troops, heavy lanes, and memorial sentiment, with references to Armies, campaigns, and international congresses, all amid confusing OCR text.
The article discusses philatelists as key contributors to postal revenue, noting how collectors drive stamp sales at post offices, printing costs, and plate expenses. It cites the Washington philatelic market and a British Empire 62 Jubilee issue as examples, with details on pricing and catalog classifications.
Baltimore reports warn against careless Fourth of July fireworks use. Dr Robert H Riley State Health Officer notes past reductions in accidents but cites ongoing injuries in Maryland counties including Frederick Washington Garrett and others with several injuries among 14 counties.
Washington states there are definite indications the United States will withhold recognition of Malian sovereignty over Ethiopia. A press conference announced a newly appointed Tallin Ambassador to Washington and hinted that the administration has not yet recognized Rome's annexation of the realm. The report describes cautious moves by officials and mixed signals in international affairs.
Fragmented OCR text about Alf M. Landon with garbled phrases and scattered names. Mentions Hamas, Iran, and various unrelated terms, rendering a coherent news item unavailable. No clear event, date, or location can be determined from readable portions.
A detailed NBC CBS and local network schedule outlines Wednesday activities for the Democratic National Convention. It lists morning sessions with women delegates, keynote addresses, comment periods, and evening programs across NBC WEAF WABC WMCA and other stations. It notes comment periods may change and highlights a focus on Working Woman topics and the New Deal era discussions.
Reporter recounts a whimsical race with odd phrases and playful betting. Spectators react with delight as a unique group the Tinyimites compete and cheer for a dramatic finish. The scene features colorful dialogue and a lighthearted tone.
Two wills were placed on record in the local orphan court. Will of William Renner provides life estate to his wife Monn Renner, with remainder to Theodoris Maye Seles. Executor Theodoris Maye Seles and others named. The second will, dated 1940, leaves estate to Florence Movers as executrix. witnesses named.
Court records list marriage license applications including John Richard Oren and Summer dale Tu. Roberta Hazel yell and Enea Pa. Malph Jo Traces and Frederitk Route 1. John Poway DD Loederhal and Watt ft eee outed garies AN Morerr. Also public sale notices and property claims with sums shown, including $1 and $10, in Franklin Stuber filings and related property ads.
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