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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1936
Page
10
A garbled report mentions American debut, boxing names like Wesley Ramsey and Babe Risso, with stakes in heavyweight racing and threats from Steele. It references Chicago, Westingies Monument, and bouts, noting unsettled decisions and a push for showmanship in early 1920s style sports coverage.
A garbled fashion write up describes a 428 model for SpT.ne feature emphasizing unusual Wool ccatsa dresses and street wear. It notes coats vary in length from short boleros to full length and cregger styles, with tailored fits and smart combinations.
Byron Price describes a factional battle within the Republican Party as old-guard influence presses for a balanced ticket. Hoover supporters hover near the nomination question while Landon backers work to keep Class One unity. Senators Borah and Pepper are noted pivots amid efforts to shape delegates and stage a pivotal convention showdown.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a municipal or committee meeting with references to PTAs, a chamber of commerce, and names such as Norman Hess and James Burre. Many fragments are garbled, with repeated words and unreadable lines, making specifics unclear.
The readable parts are insufficient to identify a person, place, event, or date. The fragmentary line lacks coherent nouns or verbs to summarize as a factual news item.
Plummer declares campaign for the United States House of Representatives from the Bath area. He faces incumbent David J. Lexis, a Cumberland Democrat, who had previously run unopposed for several terms. The announcement praises current policies and positions.
A surprise party was hosted for Roy Hittner and Charle Fox at their home on Weet South. Friends and relatives attended including Charles Fox, Melvin Fox, Edgar Fox, Hartman, Roy Hiner, Joe Hargey, Robert James, Claude Brelzhier, Joan Delauter, and others. The event featured refreshments and a late hour gathering in a community setting.
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