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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1936
Page
10
Nation's delegate to the League warns that the war pits ideas against nations. Accists rebels within ten miles of Toledo plan air drops of supplies to besieged men women and children in Alcatar.
Reports describe loyalist forces claiming victory as fascist units push toward Madrid region. Fighters battle near Talavera de la Reina and Toledo while government troops reinforce defenses and civilians flee. International observers warn of a broader struggle between democracy and oppression as Spain becomes a focal point.
The text describes Yom Kippur practices among Hebrews in Prederak and surrounding county. It notes fasting, ceremonial markings, and timing tied to the eighth day of the Feast in September W, with references to observances and community participation.
The article discusses measures taken by Bourse to curb extravagant speculation amid unsettled markets. It mentions actions by officials and the impact on traders and exchanges. Specific names and dates are unclear in the text, but the push aims to restore stability and confidence in financial dealings.
A meeting at Hotel Predemok involved the bar board and Cub Ray group addressing Halloween observances. Robert Langtreet of WPMD led a luncheon discussion with members about a local bakery program as William I. Dever and John W. Wolfe presided.
Pred W Springer of the Works Progress Administration announced that the Meyersville reservoir will receive a solid concrete lining to stop leakage after faulty construction. Materials are expected next week as a bottom lining and earthbound storage area are prepared.
Harold Rustler 45 of Martinsburg West Virginia died suddenly at his home from a heart attack on Wednesday afternoon. He is survived by his father three brothers and two sisters. His wife and the late sister in law’s family are mentioned as connected to the home and funeral arrangements.
New York reports say CAP President Toesevel and former Governor Alfred F. Bincihy are debating timings for radio broadcasts of addresses. The president reportedly will not begin his radio address in New York, with Roosevelt present at a separate event.
President Roosevelt plans a multi state campaign swing next week with six addresses in four states. He will speak in New York Pennsylvania West Virginia and New Jersey plus events in Syracuse Long Island City and in Oregon and Wisconsin. Aiming to boost Democratic support, the drive includes cornerstone ceremonies and tour stops before the national convention.
Miss Matien C. Tatum, Hood College drama coach, directed multiple plays for the Federal Theater Project this August. She oversaw Martin plays Hookwarn A Daeare by Werb Steaden and fat. anced Dae by Elizabeth Chree, plus Heaven Ferind a negro morality play by Ioura Richards with a cast of two.
The unreadable text appears to describe a scene at a home with an upset person and mentions various unclear names and terms. The fragmentary lines lack coherent facts to identify a clear event, date, or location. No verifiable individuals or organizations can be confirmed from the garbled OCR.
St John's High School Westminster and St Mary's College Frederick share representation as the conference opens. Joseph Swesney of St Mary's presides. Robert O'Quinell of Mount is elected president. Officers named include Willan Stunna from Hagerstown and Dorothy Hrostus from Frederick. Rev Louis Vaeth urges Crusade unit action and outlines plans including a spring convention.
In Thurmont a demurrer to a $2000 damage suit was sustained by Judge Tammond Urner. The case involved injuries from a horse kick and included amendments to the declaration. Attorneys Patrick M. Sihnauter and E Atise represented plaintiffs, while Walter Bo Sloan and others represented defendants as the proceeding proceeded in Carew s Court.
Kai-Shek addresses Shanghai distress amid unrest. The report notes political shifts and foreign reaction as local authorities seek stabilization and guidance for upcoming decisions.
A garbled OCR summary lists multiple license suspensions and traffic offenses. It notes driving violations, failure to stop after accidents, reckless driving and drunk driving with various fines and penalties across named locales and individuals.
Fragmentary text appears garbled with names and terms unclear. Readable bits mention persons and a podated chante but no coherent event, date, or organization to anchor a factual summary. The source lacks sufficient structure for a reliable news card.
The state plans to fund repairs at Harpers Ferry Bridge with state money and withdraws a prior WPA funding request. The decision follows scrutiny of federal assistance options and local project needs, with officials citing budget constraints and priority projects for the era.
Vatican officials report a probable reprimand for Coughlin amid internal investigations. The confidential briefing outlines steps taken and mentions related security measures and possible disciplinary actions.
Maryland and West Virginia to fund their own work actions. Officials say construction starts next week with state and local agencies arranging resources and timelines. Contractors will mobilize crews after approvals.
Officials report a joint Maryland West Virginia effort to plank the Harper’s Ferry bridge for temporary highway use. The project costs about 15000 dollars per state, with WPA grant delays possible and state roads commissions handling approvals on the Maryland side. Regular river crossings have been halted for 191 days since the March 1 collapse.
A spelling bee will be held in Adamstown with public attendance. Organizer Mrs Fve Cardy and group members plan the event at the Charret Street School, inviting contestants to spell with focus on accuracy and good conduct. A prize will be awarded to the top speller.
Two people die in a road crash on the Midhand road to Celase Corp raithn. Mrs Olive Muro and Alfred Bathing, both named in the report, died when their car collided with another vehicle. Wilmer Waters, 27, of Hertan, survived with minor injuries. The tragedy occurred early today on the highway linking settlements.
Police agents Ralph Kag and Deed Walker reported a whiskey still in use near Waytea Var and Giardfeld area. A man named Kenneth Klaine faced a pace charge for attempting to evade law during the raid. The grand jury heard testimony about shootings linked to a forthe tue tea netary and Beall soutien events.
Mr and Mrs Ho Sohirover of Middles town purchase the property of the late Atho fa Slifer in the northern district. The deed confirms transfer of title from the estate to the buyers who plan the future home on the site amid ongoing deprivations and legal arrangements.
On a chaotic scene in Wall Street trade rooms, observers noted a sudden surge of activity and confusion as investors reacted to unfolding events. Rumors circulated about a major shift in market sentiment and several firms reassessed holdings amid uncertain conditions.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a rail line change with end of day timing and train arrivals. Mentions York, Attom mix, Port Portland, and Old but details are unclear.
Allan Waller sold his 320 acre farm known as the Willard place on Merry’s Farm drive near Petenadie to Ware Pyings, manager of Derby Farms. The sale proceeds support a line of purebred cattle now regulated by new farm laws.
A vehicle crash occurred in Middletown as a street side fire response was underway. The damaged car, loaded with leaf, was struck and set alight after the collision with a tree near Chen Street from Sam Street, injuring the driver and prompting fire unit response.
The commission announced it let the contract for a bridge to carry the Frederick Tinketrowi dual Idaliway over Ate rim coeek. Kaylor Construction Company of Hagerstown will build the three span concrete arch bridge for $80,620.
Weather note records a 24 hour period ending at Athted age Of teh Preomititen with excess in TOG precipitation to Bep eer L207 Irene and notes September precipitation levels at Inebes Artual Segember. It lists tides, yesterday’s high and low temperatures, a year ago high of 84, and nightly temps around 4b. Additional figures include daytime temperatures, moon phase, and dairy cream producers Monogacy and Potomas cicar.
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