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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1936
Page
2
A large crowd gathered in Rome to hear Premier Mussolini declare continued pursuit of national strength. The address, timed near a WWI anniversary, praised military resolve and called for unity amid austere wartime conditions.
A fragmented Emmitsburg area notice lists deaths and successions including James A Ned At American Hetry and others, with oath of office for Emmitsburg officials, arrests for traffic offenses, and a town clean-up day. Names include Edwin yisnier, Robert Toyer, Kath leen, Mollie Resnods, Carroll Stonanfer, and George C Thompson, with minor court actions and local social events noted.
The unnamed air hostess Mary E Muwen is described as traveling approximately 2500 miles weekly, with origins in Chingkiang China and schooling in Shanghai London Ont Wheaton TEU and later nurse training in Toronto and Chicago. The text lists numerous local names and places as part of a long, scattered regional roster.
The body of Charles A Poole 32 a PWA worker was found triggering a police probe into the Black Legion an organization patterned after the Ku Klux Klan Hooded figures and robes were shown to symbolically embody the group as authorities list several named members including Urban Lippa and Irvin Lee who allegedly aided in Poole s killing and claim the group promotes Protestantism while opposing Communism amid a claimed morals crusade
Under Lions club supervision and with town council support, Mr and Mrs John Walters and sons Billy and John moved into an apartment in the Emmit House. Keystone Heights Fin reports new residents and visits as Mr Frank Manning and Mr Vernon NOY, formerly of Emmitaburg, spent time with Mrs D ODoanoghoe on Meredith Road. Mr and Mrs Paul Walters and their guests were hosted by Mr and Mrs Eugene Warthen and Patqive on a recent Sunday.
Plans for the annual fires men carnival of the Union wider Volunteer Wire Company progress for Firemen s Park from May 29 to June. The event features two parades and a Memorial Day program opening with a baseball game at 210 o c t a ck between Union Bridge club of the Frederick County League and the Baltimore Firemen, followed by a parade at Goodack. Company 1 Maryland National Guard and militia units will lead the procession with a machine gun demonstration and music by local bands.
Ben Borchers began digging a post hole that struck an artesian well after reaching 36 feet. He reports the discovery will aid his farm, which had been dry and unproductive. The encounter emerged during routine work on the property.
A fragmented reminiscence traces Dudley Tatcott Amer sculptor and a northern voyage. The narrative covers a daring voyage to Sonthy, contact with a businessman named Veber, and a group of explorers risking life and wealth for adventure. The piece notes modest payoffs but enduring entertainment in the book.
Police launched a weekend search for James A Cramer age 42 of 246 Carroll Street after his wife reported him missing from their home last Monday. Described as five eight and about 172 pounds with black hair and gray eyes, he was last seen wearing a blue shirt striped pants black oxford shoes and a brown felt hat or cap. Cramer, once a foreman at Frederick Brick Works, has not worked there since November.
Mas Mary A. Ingle of Washington DC will attend a garden party hosted by Toy Hayward at the Garden party given by the Woman's Guild of All Streets church on Thursday afternoon.
A mistyped local notice notes the Muss family at Brocton Orchards near York Virginia Lane. It references property and a conveyance or issue tied to the Calynease paper, with unclear details about dates or responsible parties.
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