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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1936
Page
1
Polls will open from 7 AM to 7 PM with 12 747 ballots in county precincts. Voters are directed to polling places for the GIY election on Monday primary day.
Voters face changes as two new precincts mix North end and east side districts. About 26000 ballots will be distributed among 49 precincts, with some unused. Roosevelt and Roosevelt delegates lead Democratic choices. Republicans align behind Governor Nice.
A misfiled contract raises questions about an international textile deal. Officials from the Trade Ministry and the Archive Agency review the agreement to verify authenticity and prevent losses.
A report states Ztoncheck faces another speeding arrest. No formal charges were listed. a $209 bond was set, and a deputy noted the case pending further action by authorities.
Dr Homer F E Tabler head of the State Roads Commission inspected dirt roads in the upper county with County Commissioner Jesse J Renner and Associate Engineer Lisbiees. Roads inspected included Emmitsburg Creagerstown Woodsboro Linganore New Market and others as the commission plans grading drainage and road maintenance and higher right of way funding. Tabler said a personal county survey would follow as soon as feasible.
Over 125 people attended the benefit card party Friday night at Winchester Hall for the Children’s Aid Society. Prize winners included Charles McC. Mathbuy and Virgil Doub who won an electric lamp. other prizes went to Mrs Pand Wile tard, Mrs Clifford M Yinger, Miss Margaret Thomas and John Crum.
The New York Sun reports an unemployment survey covering industries including mining, transportation, and services. The survey estimates a nationwide unemployment rate and totals, with emphasis on private and public sectors.
Polls show candidates seeking votes across multiple states with results reviewed from the past week. The report cites figures on preferences for Governor Landon and Senator Willam Botorah amid ongoing counting and expected turnout in key regions.
Major John Hollanth and family, recently stationed in the Philippines, will return to duty in the United States around July 1 after a two year assignment. They will travel from Manila via the Army transport Giant to attend to family matters then proceed toward Fort Leavenworth for a nine month course before joining Chin.
The forecast predicts a warmer spell later in the week with shifting winds. North and west areas show improving conditions as a broader warming trend develops across the region.
An unclear regional notice mentions May Queen and Jester Miss Vanider Theechen in a mis settler event at Stoopaned Mis PL ON Vintertarken. Details are garbled but indicate a test or showcase at the Hoel Motaege venue on a Saturday.
Frederick County Maryland Commissioners adopt a resolution urging reconstruction of the Point of Rocks bridge. They urge Maryland Virginia state officials to fund and support a new bridge as the economical and strategic connecting link across the Potomac River, stressing historic ties and regional commerce.
The community gears up for National Music Week with performances by the Choral Severe and Cecelia Choir under director AP Cases. Geo Pryor and Veal Chae will solo trombone, while Verna Holter Chae and others lead choir and instrument numbers. Committees organize decorations, publicity, and programs across multiple schools for evenings from Monday through Friday.
Diverse market activity shows lack of strong support as prices drift lower amid irregular trading. Wheat futures are weak and bonds ease while French rates hold, with several regional bond and grain notes listed for May auctions in Montgomery County and nearby districts.
Heavily guarded prison fugitive Alvin Karpis was hustled from a plane to a waiting car and transported to the federal building in Saint Paul Minnesota. Agents sealed the transfer, while prosecutors pressed charges and considered indictments following a rapid arrest linked to a seven thousand dollar bounty.
Frederick Chapter of DeMolay will observe Patriots Day on Sunday starting with a gathering at the Mason Temple and marching to Mt Olive Cemetery. Attendants include Master Countier Roger Bo Hevk, Senior Governor James O Meganner, and Junior Councilor Glen H. Altaander, who will place a wreath at Francis Scott Key’s grave. The Drum Corps will play taps and a short service follows at Memorial Ground.
Leonardtown Md former judge Hervant Cammiler aged 96 died at his home after a long illness. He served 16 years as a judge in the Seven Mary Vane Dacdhei at Curedst and was widely known for his public service.
A damaged notice references a real estate matter at 120 North Market Street involving parties including George Ward and others. It notes an event or action tied to a premises and names a person of interest connected to the transaction.
A fragmented account from a racing page hints at a Kentucky Derby event with scattered names, locations, and actions. Readers must parse garbled phrases to glean any concrete clues about participants or outcomes.
Fragmented notes describe a Miss South presiding over an art club meeting. Names such as Keith Madder and Mary Vii Thane appear among student members and faculty instances. The text references a May 7 gathering at Mire Walbam’s home and mentions a Mountaiy minum of feuded Barrape in a discussion led by MME.
An account reports Haile Selassie resigning as Ethiopian Emperor and broadcasting the move to London, with gunfire in Addis Ababa and Mussolini’s forces planning naval action. The narrative mentions British and Italian officials discussing Mediterranean actions and the rapid military movements toward Addis Ababa.
A Sunday celebration marked the sixth anniversary of a wedding amid the filing of incorporation articles for a three-firma venture. Attendees included Mrs Williams of Dian Muniria and local friends from Preston County, with a decorated cake and miniature bride and groom. The event occurred at a residence on West Avenue with a multi-generational family present. The notice details corporate formation with Druns Wick Misnte and other entities, director appointments, and capital structure including shares and stock values.
The readable items indicate a weather forecast with mentions of temperature, rain, and tomorrow’s outlook but the text is heavily corrupted. Several proper nouns and numbers appear without clear context making specifics unreliable.
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