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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1936
Page
2
A baffling report claims Goya predated news cameras by 126 years. The piece references a committee deriding a fish feed trial and a tasting panel led by J. Beard, an animal science professor, as part of an unnamed experiment and its outcomes.
A new monthly record for marriage licenses was set in the city with a total significantly higher than last year. The Pennsylvania influx and numerous applicants from outside the state drove the count, with July showing a spike and several mid month dates noted for high totals. The year to date projects surpassing 1,500 licenses and about a sixty percent rise over the previous year.
The Brunswick mayor and council failed to form a quorum delaying the upcoming fiscal year agenda. Outgoing members remained to attempt a quorum while planned municipal appointments and the new council’s actions were postponed until the next meeting.
The Frederick County dairy judging team for the fair has been named. Shoemaker, Alialt, Middletown, and Walliam Al Qoudi from New Market join others to judge four breeds of cattle. The event includes eighteen calves and three pigs exhibited by 4 H youths with prizes. An announcement of winners is expected at a banquet next Tuesday evening.
A fragmented report notes a Sunday evening incident at a local park. The text mentions police response, a basketball incident, and a time around 2:10 PM or PM equivalent, with unclear details.
Miss Muir, 35, daughter of San An… prominent banker, was found beaten to death in La Jolla California as investigators pursue a suspect described as a “sex mad” killer. Police say the attack came while she sat alone at home, with skull and jaw broken and clothing torn.
A man received a five day jail term after speeding on North Market Street at twenty five miles per hour in a restricted area. Police notes describe the arrest by Officer Carl Dillinger and witnesses near Market Street, with officers citing safety concerns and road signs being erected nearby to slow traffic.
George Cayer defeated Wolsin Hate for a win in the tennis tournament. Nye and Ged also competed, with matches taking place at the venue.
Labor leaders announced a settlement ending a tie plant strike at the company plant. Negotiators listed Senate Robert B. Kimble John Geis and others as representatives of the United Rubber Workers of America who helped finalize the agreement at a conference.
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