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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1936
Page
7
Speech at the outset of the campaign warned against expanding executive powers and dangers to the American form of government. President or speaker argued that constitutional amendments may be needed to curb concentrations of power and protect liberties, urging Congress to act openly.
Annapolis Md Oct 13 Governor Harry W Nice rejected reports that the Republican national committee has abandoned Maryland saying the claim is utterly absurd He said Maryland will be aided by the GOP on November 3 and that both national and state committees are cooperating with confidence in victory
Local social calendar and visits described with multiple family and friend gatherings. Residents from Baltimore Salt Lake City Frederick and University of Maryland are listed visiting relatives in New Market with weekend stays and dinners.
The article details the Dietrich Sunday School annual rally in Taneytown on October 14. It covers opening hymns, Scripture readings, choir performances, and remarks by Rev M J Shroser. Officers were elected, and plans stated for a fried oyster roast, card party, and high school auditorium event on October 21.
The Emmitsburg Woman's Club met Thursday afternoon in the firemen's hall with Laurence Orndorff as president. Twenty nineteen members and two visitors attended. Florence Williams explained the muse and reading projects and urged reports on three books. New member Mrs. Charles Shatter welcomed.
Local column reports Lutheran communion services led by Rev. Co Waddle. Mr Herman Mauser of Liberty High School faculty spent the weekend at home. Woodroy Deiter visiting grandparents Luther Debauter. heads to Baltimore to enter DIA RE DOW. Mrs George Wolk and daughter Patsy rent homes in East Orange Nod. Rev Waidle visited the Deauter home. Margaret Biarman and Clemie Faw visited Warnaeday.
The article discusses a bridge bidding lesson by Edgar F Tierney. It details a reader request, the Tierney No Trump bid system, and a sample hand showing early partnership decisions and bids leading to a forced game.
New Windsor announces a Friday supper October 16 in the high school cafe and an entertainment program in the new auditorium by the music department. A bazaar and dance will follow with committees named for supper and dance duties and local residents listed among organizers and honorees.
The article covers President with remarks on government priorities. He stresses education as a paramount duty and highlights spending aimed at conservation and youth opportunity. He notes past large expenses for defense but argues current funds should build education and energy programs.
Reported church gathering held at Mrs M D Melds residence on Wednesday evening. Two automobiles were involved in incidents at noon and again Sunday at the Route 31 junction with the road from Quality Hall, including a Baltimore vehicle and another near town. A German chemist patented a method to preserve gulki and other dairy products using an oxygen controlled refrigeration process.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a scattered set of phrases and names. No clear event or outcome emerges. readable items include random words such as pew, date, saw, fake, stare, drew, Nad, Coot, hoses. The piece lacks coherent narrative or identifiable entities to summarize.
A petition seeks Boland's release from custody on piracy related charges. It contends the imprisonment was unlawful and argues for dismissal or pardon based on alleged procedural errors and insufficient evidence. The filing cites prior legal actions and claims a mistrial or misapplication of law.
A garbled OCR passage discusses Democratic wins and boondoggles without clear names, dates, or places. It references political actions and comparisons but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
An unclear report notes actions against a group described as Communists and efforts to break an organized entity. The text mentions Tomtom and Oued Mowe with oblique references and lacks concrete dates or places. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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