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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1936
Page
1
Crowds pour into the Frederick County Fair amid clear skies and mild temperatures as livestock exhibits and farm products draw attention. Officials praise rival departments and midways showcase electric rides, with cavalry drills and a lineup of acts planned for the grandstand and night shows. students and local visitors add to the bustling opening day.
Reports from the campaign describe Roosevelt as confident of victory while supporters debate how to counter bitterness after the election. Mention of rivals and advisors, plus speculation on who may secure the next secretary of war role as political tension rises.
A car driven by George Scheel overturned on the Charles Town Pike about two miles north of Berryville Virginia injuring Scheel and Mrs. Margaret Scheel both treated for injuries. The vehicle struck a pole and was badly damaged. Authorities described the scene and noted the accident occurred Sunday evening around 7 20.
A regular gathering at the home of Mrs. Bones Seth and Stig Abe Mfuilbe presented a Handel music program. Mrs. Jet Rate as secretary opened with business, then Sunth led the program featuring piano and vocal numbers, with works by Handel and Mendelssohn, sung and played by local musicians and accompanied by Margares. Refreshments followed, ending after nine.
Partly legible AP report says Wailan N McNair resigns as mayor of Orr city amid turmoil. Gregory datwoaleh, former City patenter, sent a letter to the city clerk stating withdrawal from consideration. McNair cites health and public pressure as factors in the decision, following discharge of the treasurer James I Bark and a rejected nomination.
Fragmentary text reports an explosion or incident aboard a Spanish vessel named Muranne. Readable names appear unclear. details reference explosives and a possible court or naval action with charges mentioned but not fully legible.
The text discusses raids and revenue as parts of agenda items before a Maryland state body linked to the Grange. It references a tax form and political questions, with unclear wording and multiple garbled phrases. Names and concrete details are not clearly legible in the fragment.
Twelve prisoners faced sentencing in circuit court with ten slated for punishment. The lengthy docket names many defendants, including alleged sale of intoxicants and theft charges. Witnesses and attorneys are listed. verdicts include multiple guilty findings and sentences.
Private funeral services were held at the Conrad Funeral Home for Frederick Woof Rowe of Moonsbaren. The obituary notes a recent death and mentions burial details and distant relatives.
A long, cluttered list shows numerous school clubs with elected officers for the coming year. The document names student leaders across many organizations including drama, journalism, and student government, with positions such as president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer noted for each group.
Harry A Lochner died at his home 2 West Hind Wes Gameting, reportedly of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 61 and a long active member of the Modern Woodmen of the World and associated orders. The body is at his home 8 Patrick Street and will be removed to his West Toit Street residence where funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Mount Hope Cemetery. He is survived by a son Denny N, a sister Mrs Edancd Gamion, and a brother-in-law, Mrs Wilhar Mo Sesger. The deceased formerly worked for the Reystene Sloe Company and was allied with the local business and fraternal circles.
A chaotic report from Laizon Island describes Kiowo and several others dying at sea amid a violent incident. Rescue crews evacuated aboard gre nharb craft as workers faced peril and a dangerous, rising tide. The scene included drownings and multiple injuries, with authorities investigating the sequence of events and potential causes.
In Toledo, O P candidate Lansdown orate against labor foes calling labor leaders false friends. He accuses reformers of steering workers toward socialism while pledging to defend free assembly and protect laborers from government overreach. A second speaker stresses organizing union strength to resist socialist temptations.
A historical planning memo outlines January readiness for state roads. It notes highway projects such as the Broderick Lane widening and Pine Burnia route, with work already started and a 20 year plan guiding future improvements.
Market moved higher after talk of a gold shipping pact and domestic business signals. Large blocks traded at the open as traders tracked a renewed uptrend with prices near a multi quarter peak and early gains around three points.
Annapolis AP reports the state treasury sold a 1,500 dollar bond issue today to a small New York syndicate. The sale drew limited participation, with the deal described as a high take by the organizers. The York City firm Dagor Dieres & Ga Inc led the syndicate.
Fragmentary weather bulletin notes precipitation and temperatures. Mentions high and low readings, with unclear times and locations. Observes possible conditions for Marian and Oregon, but details are garbled.
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