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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
13
The article discusses tax funding for social security benefits and whether taxes should be segregated for pension programs. It notes Supreme Court decisions and Congress actions, with quotes on federal debt and the future of old age security funding and related legislative prospects.
Fragmentary report describes guards at St James Palace as League of Nalons council members arrive for a conference. Text is garbled but notes a security gate and a formal arrival in London with German-leaning mentions unclear.
The piece surveys knitwear with bright hues and new silhouettes, including flared hems and pleats, plus innovative stitches and machine knits. It also highlights Aliss Didrikson's views on women’s golf, urging open competition and a broader pro tour landscape.
ABritish article discusses how industry reports on labor relations and the NRA influence wages and working hours. It notes sensationalists and industry writers push favorable facts while detailing the impact of codes on automotives coal fertilizer and steel sectors and the controversy over 40 hour work weeks.
In Washington the talk centers on the fate of reports and postwar studies by the NRA era groups. Officials acknowledge incomplete studies but promise useful material for Congress while a broader assessment of the NRA remains unsettled and controversial.
A fragmentary account highlights Babs Didriksen as a leading advocate for open golf for women and notes her past as a professional track and field athlete. The piece references rhythm and driving distance, mentions U S G A rulings, and comments on her competition and influence in the sport.
Notice details changes to election precinct boundaries and subdivisions in Frederick Districts 2 and 3, Woodsboro District 11, and Teu r mont District 15 as ordered by the Frederick County Board of Supervisors of Elections on March 10, 1936. The new precincts include Frederick District No 2 Precincts 3 2 6 10 11 and 13 with described boundary lines along North Mackey Fifth Street East Seventh Street North Market Street and surrounding roads. Woodsboro District 11 precincts 1 and 2 alter boundary lines along Liberty Road US Route 71 and adjacent roads in Woodsboro and surrounding area.
Officers in North Carolina on March 13 arrest several individuals amid claims of overwork while officials note three acts of Parliament and 72 enacted in the motor vehicle sector as inspectors explain delays in compiling annual reports.
The document outlines boundary changes and re subdivision of Thurmont District No. 15 into Precincts No. 1 2 and 3. It details routes and landmarks along Monocacy River U.S. Route 15 and local roads from Woodsboro to Lewistown and Liberty. Officials Hunter Lowers Waltz and Gilbert sign as election board members.
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