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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1936
Page
1
Driver recounts a masked robbery as three men forced him to drive toward Myersville, taking $4 and a penny, with a watch returned and a ride ended by leaving him miles from town. He reported to state police after notifying Police Headquarters.
A garbled report notes union activity with references to unions, labor, and a dispute involving a state administration. It mentions representatives, choices, and possible withdrawal, but the exact actions and entities are unclear due to damaged text. The piece hints at legal or administrative steps affecting workers and employers.
Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard will head the September term proceedings. Jurors are drawn by district including Hurkeystown Milo Chick Edgar Nicodemus and Frederick Albert W Condon PF Lester Smith John A Shires among others from Middletown Emmitsburg Urbana and Walkersville.
Sant Jean de Luy France September 5 AP The Spanish government rejected foreign diplomats proposals to humanize the civil war in Spain. The Madrid reply called the ambassadors’ hostage exchange idea polite but refused any ceasefire or exchange.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a 30 ppm note about a Loreal bus driver Zimmerman held up years ago near Wonshore. A lone robber with a pistol abducted a man to drive to Baltimore where Balyman claimed exposure to police.
A city project to accelerate sewer repairs downtown has doubled pace with 10 crews assigned. Contractors moved to the Square district aiming to complete critical drainage work ahead of schedule.
Construction on East Patrick Street delays the Sunday and Monday rush and the north side work near Midd ve Charr alle. Laforte Construction Company progresses amid underground sewer and old well challenges. City Supervisor Raun reports crews will shift to North Markets Street next and may allow partial openings in stages.
A Chicago to New York dispatch outlines cross currents between Wall Street and the Roosevelt administration. It notes fears of higher taxes and policy uncertainty affecting dividends, finance, and the coming year. It mentions potential legislative action, the Republican stance, and the mood among business leaders regarding New Deal power.
Former local Salvation Army officer Miriam Rose Ann Stangorn will wed Captain Robert Bott of Baltimore, formerly of Frederick. The ceremony is set for Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Pal th Reform Church with Major George Marshall officiating. Adjunct and Mrs Bernard C Morris and other local friends plan to attend. Bott served in Medereick for about a year assisting Adjunct and Mrs Merris before transferring to Baltimore to lead the Baltimore Crip.
A chaotic New York trading session saw rails shares push higher as several market leaders led gains. Traders noted a flurry of briefings and sudden moves, with confidence returning after a tense morning.
Amid civil conflict reports say rebel forces control several areas near San Sebastian with government troops launching counterattacks. The Madrid dispatch notes tense fronts as troops guard bridges and key rail lines while international observers watch from abroad.
Justice Sinn sentences Leonard Kaufman Haymond Chro bE and Hammond Treaver to six months in the Hause at Correction for stealing articles from cars on Jefferson street. Items were recovered and some returned to owners. Additional arrests include Eugene De Rublet cited in Baltimore for drunken driving and reckless driving after a Sunday party, with fines imposed by Justice Waltz and others for traffic violations and failure to stop after accidents.
A fragment reports a dispute over deeding in Gala Valley connected to frame deeds in Worikeravile. It notes din base and a wild event at Wateriate, with unclear names and dates, leaving readers seeking further details.
A garbled dispatch notes Roosevelt addressing audiences in Indiana and Knox Pennsylvania. The piece references political campaigning, public events, and party activity with mentions of security, campaigns, and economic issues, amid fragmented OCR text.
A ten year old girl died from injuries after falling from a window during a thunderstorm at night. Reports say she slipped while crossing the porch and toppled out an open window, receiving a head injury and later complications. Funeral services were held Monday with relatives and local operatives among the pallbearers.
A 65 year old night watchman, Marion STG of Mabey Chats Thon Wa, was found killed after intruders broke into a coal yard in nearby Vite Whain. Police report his head appeared crushed with a blunt instrument. robbers stole an unknown amount of money.
Dick Merrill and Taery Richman, American transatlantic flyers, may attempt a return flight from New York on Sunday weather permitting. The pair planned to fly with a third plane if conditions allow, as weather forecasts remain unsettled.
A garbled weather note hints at showers Monday night into Tuesday across northern areas and parts of New York and Maine. Additional showers possible Friday or Sunday with cooler air. Unclear locations and timing due to OCR errors.
The report details waiter Gevell sustaining an injury to the lower left arm after an incident at a Frederick location. Authorities note the event and any resulting medical response while unclear on other circumstances.
Aedite Mra Elanteeth Mur diehler of Proddad Mra Anion Mugs married Mr fleredval HW Weavers son of Richanant Va in a candlelit ceremony at Math Hall. Pastor Charles E. Weller officiated as families gathered for a wedding breakfast and limited reception. The bride wore a navy suit dress, and attendants included sister Catherine Shook. The couple plans to reside temporarily at the bride’s home.
Topeka Kansas September AP reports that Landon endorses labor freedom and the right to organize free from government coercion in a Labor Day proclamation. The message emphasizes workers’ rights and signals political support for unions.
An English woman flyer crossed the ocean solo, landed at Naline Cove in Nowe Sothys, and survived an accident with details of a dramatic voyage. Canadian reports credit expert observers and a Gosat Chua plane for guiding the rescue amid cheers and weather challenges.
The county commissioners discussed bus driver liability when a driver uses a personally owned bus for school transport outside scheduled routes. Superintendent Pruitt stated the Board’s position that drivers are covered only when authorized by the Board of Education.
A dated weather entry lists yesterday in Ba, Virb with a low around 3 and a high near 36. It mentions a year-ago reading and references various regional terms, indicating climate observations across multiple locales.
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