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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1936
Page
8
The Monday Today bridge floor is finally reached and timbers are being cut for flooring at Harpers Ferry Crossing. NNSED tracking at the south end is removed as plans call for more railroad workers, increasing the count to 30 or more this week.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crews and the Maryland West Virginia state road commission plan a temporary vehicular path on the former bridge site to rebuild a permanent span. About 30 workers and six loaded cars brought lumber as plans to lay planks and provide daily train service proceed, while no highway approach signs were visible today.
Mrs Toyd C Culler, gravely ill with undulant fever, received many birthday wishes at Frederick City Hospital as friends sent greetings on the Bethadan tndae observance. An announcer noted she remains in serious condition, with her ninth birthday approaching and medical care ongoing. Peter Frayn of Frederick contributed a blood transfusion.
Weather data fragment references monthly precipitation norms and actuals with many garbled terms. It mentions September precipitation, excess from 1946, and references to temperatures, dates, and unnamed locations or streams, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear, actionable details for a precise summary.
Court notes defendant Charles Hyatt of Woodsboro faced a drunk driving charge with a $5 fine for reckless driving after a party incident. Magistrate Schnauder and witnesses testified Hyatt drank before operating a vehicle along the National Highway in Bridge. Others charged include James Tromp, Herr Ditcob, John Robson, and Wilbur Tiddnger with various offenses, fines, and jail time considerations.
Wichita report cites a lower farm mortgage debt for the state in 1990, noting a substantial reduction from 1990 levels. Federal Land Bank of Wichita president Hugh Narrey says the 1990 debt dropped by about 30.5 million compared to the prior year amid financial adjustments in farm lending.
Police investigate a wave of auto thefts with several youths implicated after a pursuit by State police. Suspects include Irina, 20, and Clide Abreht, 17, who were jailed on bond. another man from Waynesboro reported a hold up with stolen license numbers. Officers traced the robbers to a Mount area and forwarded findings to state headquarters for further action.
In September 1994 Dan and Ken Benthenhirst reported their trout stock survived harsh spring conditions. They noted four gold fish from their stock tank were moved to a pasture pond and appeared unfazed by prior winter weather. Researchers observed stable growth and resilience of pond life amid fluctuating temperatures.
Wildfires rage across northern California and Oregon, destroying homes and leaving thousands homeless. Officials report hundreds of structures burned, with rail lines and mines at risk as winds drive flames toward communities such as Rekins and nearby mining settlements. Response teams race to contain the blaze amid dangerous conditions as millions in losses accumulate.
Weathered notes describe Route 40 oiling west of the city and a new surfacing method to be used along the detour. Officials report barriers, traffic controls, and a one mile upgrade with a bituminous surface course to ease erosion and improve ride quality. District Engineer Thomas McDinthteatn confirms bids will be opened soon.
Rev. Paul Oledehman of Cumberkund is named assistant minister of the Exangelical Tudheran church in the city. Rev. Amos John Traver will serve starting October first of the year. The church council chose Gleichman on recommendations from professors and acquaintances and the congregation endorsed the call. He preached on September 20 and is a Gettysburg College and Gettysburg Theological Seminary alumnus. The council plans to consider a full-time ordained resident pastor later this year with a congregational meeting in January.
Week end arrests listed by police include multiple individuals charged on corporation and related offenses. Names such as Roy Youmann and Georgn Wyllee appear among the reported detentions with various charges and hearings set for a court appearance.
A local congregation votes again against calling a new minister after lengthy deliberations. The process involves repeated refusals and internal debate over leadership direction and ties to community programs.
A court handed down a three year term amid complex proceedings. The judge noted leniency was tempered by the defendant's foreign status and potential for future offenses, while warning that Germany could face harsher treatment in future cases. Defendants named include German nationals with related charges and co-defendants discussed through the trial record.
Frederick County plans the second annual Food and Better Homes Show at the State Armory opening Monday evening. Admission is free, with tickets distributed in Frederick area stores by independent retailers. Prizes valued near 500 dollars include jewelry, household appliances, and furniture, with baby contest registrations already flowing.
The article reports a global finance upheaval with nine nations joining a devaluation push across Europe. It notes currency shifts, Swiss price controls, and proposed measures to stabilize markets as Deputies consider devaluation and equalization funds. Leaders from France Italy and the Netherlands are cited amid rising gold prices on London trading.
Mild optimism in New York markets fades as profit taking sets in. European currency devaluation plans stir cautious trading while U S and bonds show minor gains. weather and foreign exchange moves contribute to a choppy session with the Dow edging lower by more than 2 points to near 400.
A deadly blast at a service station left two people dead and ten injured. Officials reported a fiery explosion that damaged adjacent areas and disrupted nearby traffic. Investigators questioned witnesses as they search for a possible cause and review security footage.
Rep Hoon Dretel of the Covere gn Grand Lodge of Kentucky will speak at the annual pit Prine for the Odd Fellows Home. The event, set for Sunday, includes a general assembly with many members and a program beginning around one o clock.
Middletown Glab plans a flower show at the Evangelical and Reformed church hall on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Boye Math ta is president and Mrs Vernon Cobleatz chairwoman. The program includes a prize show, judging by points, and a children’s division for ages up to sixteen. Valerie entries due Wednesday morning from nine to eleven in the social rooms.
Treasury efforts mobilize about 2500 narcotic agents and law enforcement officers nationwide. The drive targets counterfeiting illegal liquor and related crimes, with coordinated actions reported across various offices and departments under Treasury leadership.
Madrid admits Toledo fell to fascist forces after weeks of bombardment from Alcazar and eastern front. Government says defenders retreated to city outskirts while continuing shelling from gates. Troop actions and militia disarray noted as fascist siege ends with Benito’s forces gaining control.
Police deployed two tear gas bombs to disperse hundreds of Memorial High students protesting the transfer of a favored teacher. Three youths were injured as a gas cloud swept through the crowd causing coughing and sneezing. Classes were suspended. about 100 of 1,000 students refused to enter the building.
New York report states Ernest Aldrich Simp husband of Miss Wally Simpen was freed and accompanied by his son, son of King Fdaahl VIII of Riariam. The transit details include a London participation and a 1996 event linked to people from South Poidine, with a large sum noted in 1933.
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