Roosevelt Named By Democrats To Head 1936 Ticket
Roosevelt named by the Democratic convention delegates in Philadelphia as the party’s choice for president and Garner for vice president. The June 27 nominating session featured Judge Mack placing Roosevelt’s name in nomination amid lengthy speeches praising his record and urging ongoing support for the New Deal. Lehman urged voters to reelect Roosevelt as the campaign continued.
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Anna Blanor Roosevelt
Theadore Roosevelt
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Steiner Named Deputy Warden in Maryland Correction System
William F Steiner, former Chief of Police in Frederick County, was appointed deputy warden of the Maryland House of Correction by the State Board of Welfare. The appointment, announced by board chairman Charles Matler, becomes effective July and carries a salary of 2340 dollars annually. Steiner, a former sheriff candidate and gubernatorial campaign figure, has long been active in county policing and political circles.
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William F Steiner
Frederick Atty
Maryland House of Correction
State Board of Welfare
Baltimore
Charles Jo Matler
Steiner
Thomas I Rudkin
Sanden
Maryland
Miianusl
Steiner Aceval
Anert
Praterick County
Sherif Willan
Roderick Pand
Jean
Elmer Fo
Isheriff
Marry W. Nite
Das Steiner
Stamp News and stamp collectors notes
The current migratory bird hunting stamps will sell out by June 30 with the 1998 37 series available July 1 at post offices. Other stamps retiring include the blue 16 cent airmail special delivery and the National Park set. The first postal card sold in 1873 was found. Harvard commemorative stamp proposal may be dropped. Rizal stamps to be issued soon by the Philippine Trade Commissioner with prices 6 and 36 centavos.
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Washington
United States
S.S Bumstead
Springfield
MM. Duyt
New England Homestead
Jose Rizal
Patick
Philippine Trade Commissioner
Barr Building
Washington, D. C
U.S
Womeright
NIA Service, Inc
Maryland 4 H member to represent state at All Star Meet
Merle Myers of Carroll county will attend Club Week at Kingston under the Extension Service on June 28 to July. The All Star group includes delegates from New England states Maryland West Virginia and Virginia. Myers has spent four years active in 4 H clay work and on the fair judging team, serving as secretary of his grange and contributing to community affairs.
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All Stare
Merle Myers
Carroll County
Kingston
R. Ft
Extension Service
All Stara
Rouse and Girls of the Blaze
Rhode Island
All New England Blates
Itta Walt
West Virginia
H Merlelves
Atalee
Poultry Producers to Meet in Maine this Summer
Maryland Grate Poultry Council president Dere bert D Copeland and Wade HO Rite of the University of Storyland are set to join the Northeast Poultry Producers Council program at the summer meeting in Orin Maine on August 35. The event aims to gather delegates from across the region to discuss industry issues and standards.
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Derebert D Copeland
Maryland Grate Poultry Council
Wade HO Rite
University of Storyland
Northeast Poultry Producers
Counedl
Oren
Maine
Copeland
Aretwee
Coun
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Polewen
Mingetarte
University of Maryland, College Park
Court vacates sale of property tied to dower interest
A court rescinded a court ordered sale of the Weaing property tied to a widow’s dower. Trustees argued the purchaser would not receive a marketable title due to the half undivided interest and life estate claims. The case reviewed partition actions by George E Lease and others, with Newman and Newman representing the Woodaboro church.
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Rte
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Powell
Ard
Amefah
Ieee
March
Wighir
Aca Ag
George E. Lease
Loot
Wernet Dole
W. Lowts
Fala Toots
Woalster
William Ketrow
Toot
White
Mra
Boots
Wate
Mroo
Clarener Buehler
Ata
Robert Burren
Loota
William Matatart
Data Matahart
Newman
Woodaboro
Fractured OCR Text From City Office Report
Fragmentary readable lines describe an incident at a city office on a Main Avenue location with references to a person or group and a event likely involving a disruption. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Parallel Paths Toward Spotlight Mark Opposing Nominees Rise
The fragmented account traces Franklin D Roosevelt's rise toward the 1930s national spotlight and the GOP’s 1930s contest, highlighting Roosevelt’s New York support, Bill Garner, and the wider political maneuvering around the Democratic and Republican conventions with figures like Landon and Taft era references forming the backdrop. The text anchors Roosevelt’s emergence, Garner’s influence, and the broader party strategies shaping early 20th century U.S. elections.
New England Meeting Addressed By Knox
Col Frank Knox spoke at a noon rally in Manchester on June 26. He urged national policy goals including a balanced budget, sound currency, maintenance of national credit, local self government, judicial security, and strong public expenditures. The Manchester gathering drew thousands in support of his address.
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Kansas
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Lanafom
John DM. Hamilton
Young Kane Taslisyer
Landon
Moent
Willant Alien White
Emporia Kas
Roy Roberts
Kanrius
C.ty
Nense
Ceyeland Nia
Horn
Amoto
Newmegk
Tete
Evettet Cacuitas Des Ie Eats
West Middlesex
Hit
Mix Wire
Theo Cobb
Maa
Manchester
Frank Knox
Obleage
Medea
New England Jong Hae
Chivaga
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Pyaeton
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Transactions
Court records show licenses issued to Waldemar Carl Schulz and Edith At Teming for marriage. John Wo Danerie and Margaret Mwdhes of Washington receive licenses. Property transfers include Charlotte Fo Pyles to Rushy C Thenas and wife for $10, and Taylor A Barrier with wife to A Lamar Nattick for $10, plus A Lanar Barrick to Taylor A Sparrer and wife for $10.
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Marrhdge
Waldemar Carl Schulz
Edith
Tmeming
John Wo Danerie
Margaret Mwdhes
Washington
Charlotte Fo Pyles
Rushy
Thenas
Federick
Property Sol Recoded in Tip Clerk Sale Notice
Recoded notice details a sale of property at 16 East Third Street Canal by New Charlotte FP, age about 4000 valuation. Names Adem, Prater, Me dads Tag hone appear in garbled reading, with references to sale by Mew and Agee Retettey Lionas.
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Prater
East Third Street
Canal
Charlotte
Lionas
Draerek
Maximum Temperature Friday Reaches 92
Friday saw the high reach 92 degrees as a stretch of heat continued with little relief. Forecasters expect another warm day ahead with a slight chance of a cooler dip later in the week, though nights remain warm with lows near the mid 60s.
Local Companies Prize Winners in Community Parade
Prize winners from a local companies parade include best appearing departments bands drum corps and earliest apparatus. Winners hail from Hampstead Broad, Martinsburg and Frederick area with honors for longest distance, best equipped apparatus, best appearing ambulance and ladies auxiliary.
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Virginia
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Manover
Americin Lee
Walstborn
Abahschil
Maryland Association Parade Highlights 19th Century Civic Pageantry
The Maryland parade featured the Independent Company leading with the Gl. Orpasnage Band, followed by the Jamers and Uneed F Company. Prizes included 75 dollars for first place and 24 dollars for second, with notable entries from Ladies’ Auxiliary and local fire and relief units amid a large, festive crowd.
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