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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1936
Page
9
U S government orders diplomatic and consular staff to flee Madrid for Valencia amid mounting danger to Americans. Embargoed embassy and private citizens to be evacuated by naval vessels as European tensions rise around Spain.
The Frederick County Advisory Board discusses restoring limited taxicab parking on the first block of Patrick Street between Court and Market to ease trade conditions. Ralph W Tener. Daniel F Wieht Maples reelected. new president Dr William Chatfani Johnson. accident victim Deorke Ross improving after hunting incident at Frederick County Emergency Hospital.
City officials consider closing the watershed to hunting to cut forest fire risk and protect wildlife. Sportsmen vow vigorous opposition arguing a closed season would end mountain hunting in Frederick County. Federal park development nearby prompts debate on access and deer, turkey, and game bird populations.
Strikes across the maritime sector show unified ranks on the West Coast as East Coast crews boost pressure. Mariners from the International Seamen's Union and allied associations threaten wage demands while mobilizing on ships and ports from Baltimore to New York.
Germany acknowledged with no written treaty that an anti Bolshevik campaign with Japan was agreed but not codified as a pact. Officials stressed no formal diplomatic agreement existed while suggesting measures to counter wildlife theft and a potential fishing season change in local streams.
Three Frederick residents in a car escape serious injuries when their vehicle overturned after a rear end collision on the Washington road near the cemetery and Buckeystown intersection. William Lebherz, 75, suffered only bruises and shock, while his son Robert Leichert and Raymond Marsden were uninjured. Taylor was fined for reckless driving. A separate collision on Carroll street involving a Chevrolet wrecked the car and injured Lawson, who sought medical help.
Mrs Summers of South Market Breez filed a circuit court suit against Cary Harper and N. Simpson owner of a truck after a tree fell on her injuring her. An attachment was issued on the bond to hold the truck and its furniture during the suit. Summers alleges the tree uprooted due to the truck’s operator carelessness as she walked along the pavement. She suffered a brain concussion and medical bills.
The AFL resolutions committee urged delaying expulsion of John Lewis and his rebel unions pending peace overtures. It backed suspending the rebels two months ago for insurrection in attempting to unite all workers in large industries, bypassing AFL craft lines, to keep labor under one federation.
Leonard Brice was struck by a car operated by Paul Karmynick at about 6 o clock Sunday near Thurmont and was treated at Frederick Hospital for cuts and bruises. Karmynick was held on 200 bond by Justice A M Becker Thurmont. Deputy Edgar M Freese investigated the accident.
Maryland campaign finance reports show the Republican state committee with receipts of 4351 and expenses of 8477. The Maryland branch of the Jeffersonian Democrats recorded 8299 in receipts and 7820 in expenditures. Major donors included the national organization and William Capell Brave Beuce, with other contributors such as Edward Baumernshmidt and Imes K Trumble.
Arrangements advance for the Frederick County Farm Bureau annual meeting to be held Wednesday December 9. Thomas S. Anc secretary said Monday. Morning business session to be at the State Armory with luncheon planned.
A joint meeting of the resolutions and legislative committees will be held at the parish hall before the afternoon session. The annual meeting program will be drafted. Japan reports a population increase of 1,000,080 in the year ending October 1, 1976.
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