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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1936
Page
3
The piece argues against treating women workers as separate by clashing academy policy and industry practice. It cites Mary A S Murray and mentions gangster references while highlighting gendered labor tensions and calls for reform amid debates on women's roles and opportunities.
Washington reports indicate the Republican National Committee debates a shift toward the New Deal, with contrast between leaders favoring reform and critics opposing it. The scene reflects intra party tensions as figures like Hamiton and Pegg align differently on policy power and rhetoric.
A Sunday wreck near Jug Bridge Hill damaged guard posts and two vehicles. One driver, Paul Beetieker, sustained injuries from the steering wheel while another occupant had stomach pain. Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith filed a charge of failing to keep to the right of center. A hearing is set for tonight.
The Student team defeated Muminaé in a hockey match at Howl Catlere conie Saturday afternoon at 2 Welk. The Blue team won the annual Blue and Grey game played Saturday morning at ten o'clock. Members of the Grey team filled vacancies in the Muminae squad.
A birthday supper was held for Elmer Stine Jr with Mr and Mrs GQ Stine and families attending. Relatives and friends, including Russell Ther as and Margaret Stine, William Thomas, and Jimmie Thomas, shared a meal and presented gifts in a warm celebration.
A compilation from The News columns notes fifty and twenty years ago events in Frederick. Topics include plans to raise 3500 for a new hall and secretary, local legal concerns, a dairy milk pricing proposal, a 125 acre farm purchase, and a county election cost estimate of about 8000 dollars with officials named.
In New York City last week the Maryland team finished fourth in a loantent heat of an event linked to the second Pal Indie rea Expont. Players listed include Douglas Warte'l Montgomery county and Biew Chee Harl sd county, with Mir Jenkins Macy among others.
The record lists two wedding notices from Frederick area churches. Miss Mary Jane Semmes and Edward M. Tinherty wed in May at St John’s Catholic church per Rev Fr Joseph Josnilfe. Clarence Harshman wed Pauline Blane Friday at Grace Evangelical and Reformed church with Ralph E B Martman officiating. The couples plan residences in Mereantle and Frederick after ceremonies.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a biblical meditation urging vigilance against sin. The garbled excerpt mentions seeking a high watch, fearing discovery, and contrasts the prudent with the sinner, implying moral reflection rather than a coherent narrative or event.
Federal social security changes begin January 2 impacting monthly retirement and death benefits. The law sets benefit levels, eligibility by age, and wage-based calculations, with examples showing 3 percent of total wages and adjustments for pre 1930 earnings.
Announcement by Hob Leary Jr and Ure of Washington DC names Lewis Fieck as Chryster-Plymouth dealer for Moderick Mr Heck. The dealership succeeds Potomac Motor Company and will be at 129 West Ave with showroom repair and body shop for all makes. Mr Heck has long career in auto industry and will relocate his family to the area.
Fragments read as garbled OCR. No coherent names, places, dates, or events are extractable. Unable to determine a specific news item or summary from the provided text.
A fragmentary OCR line from a historical newspaper page offers little readable content beyond scattered letters and partial words, preventing a coherent summary of events, people, or places.
Dr Morrlg Vishdei surveys eyeglass trends and vision disorders noting rising demand for corrective lenses, aging needs, and the high cost of many treatments. He highlights new flexible contact lenses and surgical options, stressing safety and proper fitting while warning about improper use and eye strain.
A lively popular science primer that uses humor and accessible metaphors to explain physics from atoms to relativity. The book blends entertaining sketches and interviews to demystify concepts like electric potential and quantum ideas, aiming to engage non specialists while delivering core ideas.
The Leaders Bible Class of Calvary San Fochureh met Sunday morning with CAL Guigan in charge. The gathering featured a prayer by MR. Richisen, an address by Ray. CLM Compter, and a sermon on Christian stewardship by Rev. CLM Compter. Attendance was 107 with several visitors.
New York theater notes celebrate Broadway's royal pageantry with monarchs on stage including Crown Prince and Grand Duchess of Russia and King Victoria. meanwhile a rise in Klondiker street prospectors, panning for gold under city streets, echoes urban folklore as citizens occasionally reward their finds. The piece touches on a long anecdote about Lincoln and harvest jokes, and comments on the changing arts scene drawing in university grads to music publishing.
A compilation of historical birthdays and events. Notable figures include Theodore Weld born 1803, Henry Ford P. Packard and Sir Gilbert Parker among others. Mentions of maiden names, places, and dates reflect archaic phrasing and scattered biographical notes across multiple years.
The text presents a whimsical note about Foday giving a maroscope and Teddy possessing an intuitive mind, while Mablea wears impractical pants. It laments unused content and notes that a posting helps render life happier despite potential disappointments.
ChLUR METS Mes William Ferrell hosted the Merryland Tract Women’s club with 1 member and 2 visitors. President Mra Mee Duet Btales presided, meeting opened with a song, and various reports were read. A charity drive and a fundraising event are noted, with plans for the next meeting on November 27 and a draft of future activities.
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