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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1936
Page
1
The board cites the need for increased bus transportation and reviews additional bus contracts. Appointments are finished and ready to be announced as discussions include WPA and PWA funded projects for grounds, rooms, and facilities at several sites.
The administration suspended 30 resettlement projects including land use work in Garrit County near Graniteville and Cumberland Valley Farms in Washington and Frederick counties due to drought relief funds. The Greenbelt Maryland housing development remains active, while the Cumberland Valley Farm project is tentatively planned for future work.
Harshman near Pyeville suffered burns to arms hands and face while applying hot tar Tuesday morning for EC Valentine Panteaning and Ghewnechees. A coupling rupture sprayed tar. Harshman received care from a Sharpburg physician and returned home. Officials say the injuries are not serious.
Weather data shows September precipitation totaling 164 inches with temperature notes and unclear phrases. The fragment mentions a past period and references months and days, but lacks clear structured values. The piece reads as OCR garble with uneven capitalization and stray terms.
Residents testified about a fence along a wagon road serving as a boundary between properties. The dispute centers on who controls access to the county road and the legality of the fence replacement. Witnesses detailed prior fences and ownership, and the case seeks a mandamus to restore access and policing of the boundary.
Coliece Park on September 2 AP report: a record 150 volunteer firemen enrolled in the annual short course. The class includes participants from 64 communities. Training is hosted by the Unterst of Warvland with certificates to be awarded after completion.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Governor Landon campaign stops in Des Moines and Topeka with mentions of drought and water conservation. President Roosevelt is referenced amid a political climate urging federal or regional water plans and farm relief.
General business optimism returns as traders push early advances in the stock market. Led by steel and related sectors, shares moved up but profit taking surfaced late in the session. Bonds held steady to firm while foreign exchanges showed small variations.
The White House announced President Roosevelt will return to Washington to deliver a radio report on his drought area inspection trip this Sunday. A separate special announcement will address re employment in private industry for relief case workers. The president will speak from the White House.
Des Moines, Sept 2 AP Former United States Senator Ty Tawa died after a fall at his home hospital today. He was 47 and reportedly suffered a broken hip when he fell from bed during a dream.
A two pane page reports a jury selection in the Black Legion trial. Dermt Bont and 100 ventremen appeared in cefesnls court as the court adjourned amid protests demanding justice and scrutiny of the proceedings.
A family from Walkersville aims to set roots in Penneeton, planning their future home after Labor Day. Parents Dave and George Fo Tere Ur intend to relocate with their child, seeking stability in a new community.
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The fragmentary text hints at a local effort or event named To Try For Triumph with partial references to cake, fares, and regional terms. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving a unclear summary of potential people or organizations involved.
Fragmentary text suggests a report blaming poor judgment by pilots for a number of deaths. The garbled lines reference aviation safety, possible investigations, and unnamed authorities. Details are unreadable, but the core theme points to pilot error as the fatal factor.
Mountaindale plans a Saturday welding event at the Mountaindale Union School grounds. Speakers include local figures such as Howard Worock and Harry Woo Grear. public notices mention Jay Congras and others. A musical program precedes the demonstrations with local residents expected to attend.
A reported drunken driver began serving time after a mid afternoon arrest near Dewetown. Police say the motorist lost control and collided with a tarred pond while riding a tandem bike, leading to the DUI charge and suspended fines.
In a blunt report a vice president position is referenced amid a foray of feeds and a rented bike during a voyage. The article mentions the work by Tyree and Tyree’s role with board management and fines connected to the lean ad PM Somqeer.
A Vatican organ reports that Coughlin faced rebuke over his remarks while Bishop Gallagher indicates clear instructions from higher authority. The text outlines tensions within Catholic leadership with emphasis on doctrinal obedience and church governance.
A Jr Legion Auxiliary outing took place Tuesday with members from the Leder home area enjoying games and activities at the neighborhood park. Chaperones included Mrs Waaller Mrs Guibert Mrs Wied and others while attendees featured Will Ryde Varginky Mule Ruby Tone and many listed youths.
Police tied a strand of brown hair to the case of Mia Muir a welfare worker found dead near the seaside. Detectives pursued a suspect after locating hair evidence and questioning multiple men previously charged with crimes. Officials said the killer may have fled toward Ta Jota or San Diego.
A fragmented note reports a planned court challenge to a milk marketing agreement. It mentions Washington and various officials and a commission approval, with unclear names and dates. The item hints at an administrative dispute over dairy market control and legal action to block the accord.
The American Labor Party plans a broad 1940 ticket in New York state, aligning labor groups and independents. Key figures include state leaders, trade-union officials, and candidates like Mrs Merrieko Dynan and other labor activists, aiming to broaden influence in Congress and state offices.
Rebels captured trenches after a multi day assault as government forces claimed to have razed enemy airfields and hangars. Madrid reports describe an aerial squadron destroying rebel air facilities and destroying gun emplacements amid heavy gunfire from both sides.
A dated note reveals Japan intends to retain 15 598 tons more submarines than either the United States or Great Britain, in response to Britain's recent escalator clause move under the 1920 naval treaty. The dispute centers on tonnage limits and the balance of naval strength among major powers.
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