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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

14

Robinson Galls Democrats for Campaign Rally

Philadelphia June 24 a call to Democrats to advance to the battle of 2416 with confidence that voters will not turn back to defeated and disheartened Republicans. Sen Joseph T Robinson defended the Democratic record and urged reconciliation of candidates with the Chicago platform while criticizing Landon and the GOP on economy and the gold standard.

Philadelphia Democrata Joseph T. Robinson Senate Republican Platforet Supreme Court Smiths Arkanedt Awm Landon Perne Pal Emerno Chicago Roosen Robinson Alon New York Arkansan Guv Landon Kansas Hourison

Baltimore to Eliminate Motorcycles From Md Examinations

Baltimore officials restrict motorcycle testing for state police deputy and written exams. Applicants must hold a motorcycle operators license and vehicle operator permit. The public tests held at the Ponthechnic Institute saw 16 candidates eligible, though no vacancies exist in the State Police Department.

Baltimore Wei Lear Beecome Blale Haghwgy Amcers Marry C Jones Tale Ramployenenat Commisssioner Pontechnic Institute State Poles Department Tme Culinel Jones Sant

Parole Granted For Engle In Larceny Case

Frederick county inmate Mary T Engle serving five years for larceny had parole approved by the Parole Commissioner Wo b and Tebtman Jr The prisoners approved were recommended to Gov Nicer for paroles and the decision was announced today in Baltimore

Engle

Move to shift spire of Central Met Church in Detroit

Hazardous project to move the 3.4 million pound church steeple 20 feet to the north side of Detroit's Central Methodist church. Authorities say the plan is risky yet necessary to widen the road and create space for a new street approach downtown.

Tlosd's England Met Dist Detroit

Street repairs to be huge talk in Frederick

City officials outlined a sweeping street resurfacing plan tied to the sewerage installation now under way in the western sector. Mayor Lloyd Caller said bids and contracts are not yet set, signaling the largest modern street improvement program for Frederick as engineers finalize routes and road closures.

Lloyd Frederick Bentz Street Rockwell Terrace West Fourth Street Dulaney Avenue Oaseway

Second burning victim succumbs in parish hospital tragedy

A second burn victim dies as fire, described as a severe kitchen accident, claims another life. Betty Jones of Nes London dies in hospital after extensive burns. Clarence Sartth and the husband’s family report the events and seek closure as Mrs Sartth’s body is prepared for Catholic rites in Baltimore.

Betty Jones Nes London Sottthou Clarence Bint Hee Boy Clarence Sartth Frederik Cooter Databie Oles Wire Smith Gico Kolb Ladiesburg Kate Krauss Baltimore St Thomas Catholic Church Mauahis Chard Hadietbury E Cline

Stories in Stamps by I S Klein on St Pierre and Miquelon

The article traces how France’s North American empire faded, leaving St Pierre and Miquelon as tiny French territories off Nova Scotia. It notes their 91 square miles, use as a fishing base, the 1918 Prohibition era boom for rum shipments, and their enduring solitary existence with historic stamps, including a 1885 issue showing a herdsman.

America France United States Canada Nova Scotia Amelia St Pierre and Miquelon St. Pierre and Miquylon Afherman

Platform gives party worry at Democratic convention

At the Democratic national convention in Philadelphia on June 24 the Roosevelt faction sparked protests as debates over platform planks and party leadership persisted. Delegates faced delays over credentials and rules, while public seating expanded to about 15 000 as tensions rose between rival factions.

Caroline Odat New York Searton Ramilena Fambetan. Jr Matneante Dorothy WeAlTern Mehivan Piladelphia New Deal Roosevelt Suri Molysmoking Sen J T Robinson Tocke Tee M.nntsota Lenny Robson Arkansas Ste

60 Days For Robbing Negro Vet In Baltimore

James Jenkins colored, arrested after assault and mobbing Howard Brown colored war veteran, was sentenced to sixty days in jail on the assault charge. Brown testified outside a tavern that Jenkins and two others attacked him, the accomplices fled with most of his $1020 bonus money.

Baltimore James Jenkins Howard Brown Duke Bond Jenkins Brown Frederick

Two Indicted For Espionage Violation

A Japanese Navy lieutenant commander and a former U S Navy petty officer were indicted by the Federal grand jury for conspiring to violate the espionage act. Naval authorities say the officer is believed to be in the Orient while the American is serving county jail for falsely wearing a Navy uniform. The report notes the inquiry was lengthy and intensive.

Los Angeles Orient

Bankruptcy Plea Filed for William F Carey in Knoxville

William F Carey of Knoxville filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court Baltimore seeking adjudication as a bankrupt. Schedules show assets of 7945 dollars and liabilities of 843 dollars. An order adjudged Carey bankrupt and referred the case to Walden Pelton referee Patrick M Knauffer represents Carey.

William F Carey Knoxville U. S District Baltimore Cerey Walden Pelton Patrick M. S.knauffer Carty

Two Die In Leesburg Hospital Shootings

Teesburg Virginia reports two men dead and another dying after shootings and assaults in Loudoun County. Mason Farris of Ifikboro died from shotgun wounds. Claudius Finger was shot near Middlesburg. Joseph Jackson remained near death after a baseball bat attack at Porterville. Sheriff Adrian and county officers sought Harris and Jackson’s alleged attackers as officials noted faulty plumbing may have polluted water runoffs.

Teesburg Peerbuhe Hospital Yeaterday Loudoun Enity Mason Farris Ifikboro Edwar Claudius Finger Windy Middlesburg Portellvile Josph Jackson Sherif Adrians Harris Jackson

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