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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1936
Page
1
Reports from the Lake Shore area describe former President Hoover and allied figures staying at a fishing lodge. Delegations from Senate and House reportedly met and discussed travel plans, with Hoover's itinerary including a move toward Chicago and California. Local leaders, including Mr. Richey, voiced confidence in Hoover's recovery and potential public appearances, while others prepared for weekend departures.
Mrs. Jessie Virezinia Johnson, 736 West Payette Street Maltimore, died at Baltimore City Hospitals after injuries from a cross street collision two weeks earlier with Dieyele on Baltimore Street. Sister of late Dr J E Waltman of Fredericks, her body to funeral home of M R Etchism and son. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Baltimore lacrosse star James Hart of the University of Maryland suffered a broken hip when an automobile aide struck a telephone pole in College Park Maryland. The driver Clay Webb of Vienna Maryland and two other passengers escaped injury in the May 18 accident.
Georgia Democrats will cast 24 votes for President Roosevelt at the Philadelphia national convention on June 23. Roosevelt was the sole entrant for the state's presidential preference primary at the registration deadline today at 1 am.
Weather report fragment outlines 2b hour precipitation ending at am with figures around 59 inches and 1934 data, plus records of today max and min temperatures. Includes historical temperature note and occasional figures for prior day and forecasted ranges.
Democrats will caucus Tuesday to name 28 delegates and cast Oregon's 16 votes for the national convention in Philadelphia. The proceedings include plans for the state delegation and remarks by leaders including Millard F. Tydings and Howard Brace as party tensions surface ahead of the June 4 meeting.
Frederick County officials press for action as Henry Clay Getzendanner fails to appear in court after signaling bond posting from Charles Town West Virginia. State’s Attorney Bowds warns of Governor’s warrant and immediate execution if he does not appear by Monday regarding a $4000 bond tied to a cattle replevin case linked to Thomas B Glasscock and Fauquier County.
Philadelphia May 16 AP G Mason Owlet state Senator from Tiosa county succeeds former U S Senator David A Reed on the Republican National Committee Reed said he was not a candidate and nominated Owlet National Chairman Henry Firth urged unity saying people are sick and tired of the new deal and it is a question of getting out the vote in November AT OMPseras Tor NAS re elected state chairman
A fragmented report describes a covert group investigating a kidnapping case. Names and places are obscured by damaged text, but the piece references claims of organized involvement and secret operations tied to a broader inquiry. Further readable details remain unclear.
A fragmented OCR item lists graduates and staff for a Maryland school event dated May 28. Names appear across lines including teachers, preparators, and a long list of graduates with scattered misspellings. The text hints at a ceremonial program and participant acknowledgments, with references to photos and student practice areas.
Reports detail a cicada emergence affecting orchards with its damage to trees and crops. Experts advise spraying and pruning strategies while noting allied pests and the seasonal timing. A Goodwill Day observance is announced with a regional peace broadcast and church group involvement.
The Junior Order United American Mechanics Western Shore Maryland holds its annual fellowship on May 22 in Walkeraville using United Brethren church social rooms. About 200 members are expected. Albert B. Bitter chairs the event with state speakers from Baltimore Cumberland and Hagerstown and visiting delegations invited from Western Shore associations.
In Juneau a hearing examined the adjustment of Charlotte Dinterman and Rutty Handley minor Birks and delinquent, with committal to the Frederick branch of the Children's Art Society for safekeeping. Mrs Michael F E Dus requested probation after the court, and Mike Atovinson was watched by Pare ente of the children summoned today following statutory charges heard at Thaples Court.
Mrs Thome Cramer Jr Walkersville was struck by a falling awning on North Market Street last Saturday afternoon fracturing a brain concussion. She regained consciousness and improved under Dr Long's care, confined to bed until Tuesday.
A local report describes a dog bite affecting a resident near Clark. The victim, identified as a woman referred to as Sha, suffered arm injuries a week ago and received medical attention. The driver Mee Marg allegedly refused further care after assisting with transportation to a medical facility. The events prompted a welfare check at the victim’s home.
A Circuit Court ruling sustains a perjury and bastardy case amid several indictments. Judge Woodard denied the State’s motion to quash, and Francis Campbellt and Francis Myers faced proceedings with Myers convicted and ordered to pay child support. Other cases include a not guilty finding on a separate charge and a domestic assault indictment against William Wimpusier. both defendants appeared with hearings ongoing and bonds set.
Mrs Tarhe Callespie remains free on a $100 bond as her appeal proceeds after a manslaughter conviction in Corey Vt. The defendant, tied to a fatal incident reported by Marysana Howe, awaits further court action.
Fragmentary OCR text references charges of operating a vehicle improperly and at speed, with names like Constable Guy andent and locations such as Prospect Park. Details are garbled. core item concerns alleged improper operation and possible legal action.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Behener and a Hindenburg related event. Names and places are unclear, but hints at a report or narrative about someone not returning, with scattered references to people and dates. No definite event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable lines.
A violent incident in Gandogodle ends with three men dead and several wounded. Police say a gun battle erupted near a local arsenal after a confrontation escalated. Investigators are assessing motive, while witnesses describe alarming chaos during the shootout.
The Walkerville United Brethren holds a dedication for a new organ with Mrs Ray HL vdaimermin as organist, Rev Availande leading, and Frank Numbers singing Open The Gates of the Temple. Speakers include Dudrow and Mr. Fister, with organ chimes by Mrs Kate W Long in memory of James W Lang.
Southport England May qualified Curtis Cup squad members for the British women’s championships. Newall shot 152 to win medal lead. Berg from Minneapolis and Goldthwaite of Fort Worth posted strong scores as the American group advanced.
Fragmentary text mentions a prysant and a regal ont development with a 1920 rye reference and a monetary figure F209 00, suggesting a historical land or property item. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment implies a timetable or value tied to a Polish or European setting.
A New York case ends as Linger surrenders in connection with Al Sanith Jr. The scene centers on a Brooklyn residence and a West Sura Street address. A party named Detry Ress faces involvement while an attorney for Bulls van Sunth notes a coercion claim.
A Rome session records the ratification of an annexation decree. The proposal, backed by Premier Minsottnd and the Lathan cabinet, moved through a Senate committee and received an affirmative vote to enact the measure despite counterflows from opponents. The decree was presented by Quiolme Moreen Prefever and linked to broader regional changes within the empire.
In Columbus Ohio on a May day, the laymen’s Wheeas group of Methodists formed the “peace yacht of Methodiany” and approved a report by Trink A. Tom of Brooklyn. The document bridged neither Whe pena nor conservatives and met few demands.
A large fire swept through the town causing multiple fatalities and severe destruction. Reports name several victims, including residents and workers, with authorities investigating the blaze and its cause while residents assess the damage and begin cleanup efforts.
A Senate compromise plan to boost government revenue faces a vote. The proposal would levy 18 percent on corporate income with a 7 percent tax on profits and hinges on Treasury estimates and party support to pass.
Washington representatives of the Raighlts of Pythias visit Frederik area. Connecticut Uniform Rank members are hosted at the Pythian Castle and welcomed by Supreme Chancellor Warp. A rally at Westminster honors the visitors with several notable figures in attendance. Notable stops include Gettysburg, Hagerstown, and the Antietam battlefields.
A Friday recital at Hood College featured Hood seniors Mira Marlon Booth Dorothy Wheman Elaine Zimmerman Lingtes Jaan Alisa Whiteman Mia Zimmeramian and others in a joint performance before a large audience. The event marked the second in a series of student graduation recitals this year with Irene Wiltver and Lake Thomas scheduled for the final graduation recital next Friday evening.
Sew Yak May 18 AP reports a volatile market with mixed demand and price shifts across commodities. Analysts note cautious buying, potential upswings in some sectors, and lingering uncertainty in the central markets as traders await clearer signals.
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