Destructive Floods Hit Frederick Area in 1936
The Daily News reports severe floods in the Frederick region with rivers rising over bridges at Point of Rocks and Harper’s Ferry. Homes damaged, property loss recorded, and bridge closures threaten public transit until new structures are built. News urges aid to flood victims and restoration efforts as waters recede.
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Mstown
Potomac Rer
Destruc
Point of Rocks
Brunswick and
Barper’s Ferry
Harper's Fermihaseaven Bar
Hirota and Japan Shape Postwar Foreign Policy
The article profiles Hirota Kōki no longer premier, detailing his aim to foster cordial U.S.-Japan relations as ambassador and foreign affairs chief. It notes his past calls for friendship, stress on U.S. security ties, and a shared commitment to preventing major conflicts in the Far East amid postwar tensions.
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Sforesman
AITY
Sok
Hirota
New Prem
Japan
United States
Ameri
Great
Naval Treaty Debate and Allied Commitments Excerpt
The fragment notes the Senate agreeing to a naval treaty and hints at amendments and opposition. It mentions England sinking ships against the Armada and Japan raising ships, with other references to conference talk and assurances from 1936.
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Bate
Ron Reibing
England
Japan
Wil
Tao
McNaugh
Sree
Detour Detour News Briefs From Fairfield Western Dairy
Brief list of local notes mentions Detour residents, Catherine Rayer returning home near Union Bridge and visits to Middleburg and nearby households. Mentions Winier Tagin Union, Harry Bowman and son David, Betty Louise Lau rence, Emory Waster family, and John Laur ence. Overall a string of short social updates with multiple names and places.
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Fairfield Westernma
Detour
Winier Tagin
Union
Robert Ay
Catherine Rayer
Union Br
Harry Bowman
David
Deion
Winod
Betty Louise
John Laurence
James Colem
Middleburg
Emory Waster
Tao
Ition
Jonnard
Bobtre
Frederick aldermen elect city officials in ceremony
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick the aldermen elected city officials including water superintendent Charis Hahn and others. The list reflects lay commissioners policemen and local posts though names are garbled and partially missing.
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Frederick
Teba
Charis Hahn
Dyer
Donald Levy
Adem Rl Lerch
Jacob Dadisman
Marshaill
Joseph Lebher
Luth
Local Property Transfers and Business Announcements
The article notes land and business changes including the purchase of acres on the edge of Asametown for 17 038 08 by Roy residing on Noma 3 street, and that William Hogarth has accepted with the 32 Fleigh Motor Company on East Patrick Street. The fragment mentions county officers and a New GST related issue.
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Ters Roth
Turtle
Frederick
Jo Franka Tothas
Thomas Far
Asametown
Caroy
Noma
William Hogarth
Fleigh Motor Company
East Patrick Sire
Washington New Deal Coverage From 1932 Convention Notes
The article surveys reactions to the 1932 Democratic convention scenes in Philadelphia with Al Smith, Huey Long, and Roosevelt allies shaping the party line. It discusses WPA critics, Tammany influence, and potential shifts as Roosevelts forces aim to consolidate support and address the party platform amid a contentious backdrop.
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Geo Birds
al Smith
Philadelphia
Landon
Frat’ Memier
Louisiana
Yeomen Fighten
Huey
WPA
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Mare
William Janminge
Madson Square Garden
Tammany
Vrais
Roose
Smita
Eeoganion
Cnaous
Rimiarks
Prac
Fragmentary Phrase Sparks Unclear Historical Context
An OCR fragment mentions a famous Women’s event and possible organizing groups, but key names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only vague references to a Sena group and a Se pad d2.cra5 in a cem context.
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S. Ana
Asus
Sena
Frat Propaganda Campaign Ties Kansas Governor to College Leaders
A fragmented report alleges a fraternity driven political smear linking Kansas Governor to college leaders. The text appears garbled, with references to Gamma Delta and vague campaign ties, lacking clear individuals or dates.
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London
Kansas
Canim
Incomplete OCR Senate Protest Liaison Sought
Fragmentary text shows a Senate coun term and a committee chaired by Huda Phelps Hammond. Mentions a vice president, WPA funding percentages, and state protests over freeway and highway allocations. Details are garbled and unclear due to OCR errors.
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Womels
Huda Phelps Hammond
Cnau Leiler
Inc
The Truth About Diet and Kidney Disease Claims
The article argues diet is secondary to germs in kidney disease, challenging the belief that meat and eggs must be avoided. It notes long-standing practice to restrict protein, but recent theory suggests bacteria or germs play the primary role, prompting reevaluation of dietary restrictions.
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Geti
Eguaman
Mediame
I Serious Literat
Foday's Health Question on Mineral Salts in Food
A reader asks about removing mineral salts from meals and potatoes using shelter miners materials and water. Emily explains some salts cannot be fully removed and discusses effects on meats and vegetables while noting salts may aid safety for eaters.
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Mann
Diet and kidney inflammation linked to meat intake
A malformed OCR fragment discusses meat in diet and kidney inflammation. It suggests meat presence correlates with better color and energy in children, while those avoiding meat show weakness. It mentions protein amounts and possible water retention effects on kidneys.
Fisher Critiques Roosevelts New Deal Alphabet Soup
A reader letters criticizes the Roosevelt era policies and New Deal alphabet agencies. The missive laments economic panic, unemployment, and street traffic changes while noting the 1882 Democratic convention and political shifts.
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Mr. Fisher
Roosevelt
New Deal
Alphabet
Websters Dictionars
Roorevel
Maheme
Cacazo
Manzogic Attacs Banks
Ars
Sinl
Lecture Cancelled by Hood College Over Speaker Absence
A scheduled astronomy lecture at Hood College by Dr Crump Cramp was canceled due to his inability to attend. Hood Scenes Club, the event sponsor, plans to reschedule the talk for a later date.
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Betance
Pitteparesh
Frederics
Clifford C Cramp
Hood College
Hood
Clus
Hich
Crump
City crowd witnesses tense night as man held by police
A chaotic scene unfolds near a French C2 area as a crowd gathers around a man in a crowded street. Witnesses recall a staged bow and a ceremonial coin toss, followed by a struggle and altercation with cab drivers and police. The event hints at a broader urban unrest linked to names like Broadan and Manestran, with recollections of era figures shaping the night.
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New York
Byram Harcut
Today in History Anniversaries and Notable Births
A compact roll of historical anniversaries includes Thomas McKean a Delaware and Pennsylvania figure born 1734 who held multiple offices and died 1861. Other entries note Davyan Estone born 1813 and William Penn Nixon born 1833. The list touches 1636 William G Moorehead born in Aix les Bains and 1898 USS Oregon prewar activity.
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Thomas McKean
Delow
Patrick
Pennstiania
Delaware
Kert
Londonderry
Philadelpha
Davi aynEstone
Africa
William Penn Nixon
Chicago
Tus Gay
William G. Moorehead
Ceterman
Kena
Aix
Mis
Herbert Palmer
Boston
Alce
Deremporn
Wilam Jennigs Brian
Jacksonville
Nebr
Stats
Wilson
Dayton- Tenn
War Losses and Indian Rebellion Reported in Brief
A fragmented 1913 era note cites American losses in France at 1316 and 650 lost at sea with 1500 dead and 95 wounded. It mentions a renegade band of Indians in Utah, a famine policy toward enslaved people, and a New Fire burn mob totaling 50,800.
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Cisco
Hey Wesy
France
Asstase
Utah
Jidass Birthdays and Notable Ages List
Birthdays and ages of noted individuals from various locales. Includes John J Ras from Lockport New York turning 81, Chaon linked to the Gensvel Council of Congx uonal and Christian Churches, born Powesh county Iowa at 67, Ore o Baker of New York aged 38, and other figures such as Jidass Fierance P Hakr in San Francisco area.
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Cain
Teth
Amherst
Leake Ridge
John J Ras
Lockport
N.Y
Chaon
Gensvel Council of
J Oreo F. Baker
New York
Ydner
Snovr
Dent
Meade Theological Semun
Chicago
Weenchester
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