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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1936
Page
10
A lengthy list shows concessionaires and attendees for the upcoming fair, with many names and roles noted. The document records participant surnames, titles, and affiliations alongside timing cues and display notes for the event.
College Park Md Oct 9 Reasent farts have shown that in the avers age farm home when Housealle ualks approximatey 40 miles a week in dow ing her ordinary horehold work This is probably no surprow to many farmers' wives who feel Diep lave walked across the rate and back by the time the work of over according to Thay W Cary Specialist in Sericultural engineering for the Ex tension Service Myr Carpenter says it has been found that on fatma a thoal water system he howews te often travela pa far ag 130 miles or more per year with the water Dicket made from other chores.
Jeagues Maryland October 8 Warden Wale Quenstedt said guards at the House of Corrections found knives blades and a metal object used to aid escape. Prisoners involved have been moved to solitary confinement and the search continued to identify other accessories and participants.
The report centers on tariff program trade aid as discussed by Sopa and various speakers. It notes public debate on how export incentives and shipbuilding support influence industry in a shifting economic context. The piece references policy implications for commerce, production, and revenue.
Fragmented notice details exhausted pension allotments across twelve counties including Calvert Cavotiye Charles Darlestee Garret Queen Annes and Worcester with references to estate provisions and reapportionment under federal guidance. The document mentions 2k reais, funds reallocation, and appeals, noting December end dates and statewide authorization.
A garbled text fragment outlines a plan to form a teachers organization. The readable bits reference meetings, addresses, and potential locales, but no clear names, dates, or definitive actions are present to confirm a formal outcome.
The unreadable OCR fragment references duties and weather factors. Names, places, or dates are unclear. The piece seems to note responsibilities connected to an event or period, but lacks coherent details or concrete facts.
Fragmented OCR text outlines pension fund allocations for the coming quarter. Mentions estimated payments, county level funds, and several applicant names such as Tomderak and Washington. Indicates application status as pending and monthly estimates for the next three months.
A fragmented article debates ending waste to balance the budget. It cites figures like twenty five billion spent and thirteen trillion added to the public debt, with references to government programs, elections, and public calls for fiscal restraint amid unemployment concerns. It mentions leaders and groups in a broad policy clash.
Paris reports police rush to Alsace Lorraine as a clash erupts after a fascist shoving in Metz. Unverified attacks sharpen lines between Communists and Rightists while demonstrations flare in the district. The Metz consul identifies the wounded fascist as a member of the fascist party with ties to local loyalists. The socialist premier Leon Blum faces heightened anxiety over aerial threats and regional stability.
In Cumberland on October Eliza beth Bord Doi daughter of former Judge Albert A Doub was admitted to the Maryland Bar joining her father. Also admitted were Jamies Alfred Avirett William H Geppert Narok Naughton and Edwin Maxwell Storchter who is blind.
The article traces the transformation from steam engines and early boats to railroads. It notes James Watt, Robert Fulton, and John Stevens advancing transportation, the growth from near zero miles to thousands, and the Civil War era where rail and canal competition shaped movement. It mentions 1869 locomotives and safety features of the era.
Baltimore October 9 George Derson Jr a Union Party candidate for Congress fled proceedings in City Court to compel inclusion of Union Party nominees on the November 1 ballot. Secretary of State FE Ray Jones Judge Eugene O Dunne signed an order requiring Jones to show why a mandamus should not be granted. A hearing was set for Tuesday.
Joseph R Harp was chosen by the Republican Central Committee of Provence county as the GOP candidate for the two year House of Delegates seat in the Nap weisher Coa Alche vacancy created by the death of George FE Caste a former Myersdale resident. Harp, a plumber and World War I veteran, will oppose Democrat Charles S Houck Jr of Walkersville in the special election to be held at the Theatre and the general election in November. He is a director of the Medtievan and Harmony bands and choir director at the M ddietoan Reformed church.
Madrid officials timed a grim update as Soviet aid to Madrid seemed pivotal to halt the insurgent advance. With Serre de Crestered and Guadarrama routes breached, London talks on non intervention loomed. Russian warning that neutrality may end sparked Socialist optimism for swift aid, while sources urged rapid action to save the capital.
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