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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1936

Page

7

Processing Taxes May Be Re Enacted

Washington reports indicate the administration will push to re enact processing taxes when the 790 million tax bill reaches the Senate axe. Hearings are planned by the House ways and means committee to consider the tax, with aims to pass soon. The plan includes excise levies and revenue funds tied to commodity rates, amid WPA security inquiries.

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No Jam Of Fishermen Along County Streams Anglers

Fishermen crowd Predermet county streams in search of trout as warm rain and cold fronts dampen expectations. Anglers arrive with rods and bait at FPsaang and Mite riks but find fishing tougher than hoped. The State protection Commission will reseed streams this week between 6,005 and 10,000 broodstock trout to be released across Maryland and Alberta. Superintendent Powell Lewissomn says 1,600 of the summer stock will be turned. Frederics County plans 609 on Middle Creek. RECORD TRANSIT. Gristobal Canal Zone. The GO. S. destroyer Ma fo Untercent vessels delivered ammunition to Honduran revolutionaries, firing at American forces. A record transit of the Panama Canal. Navy Department says vessels from the United States Bay and operating from muif yorirs were to be re-sum be cargoes of m 200s. The destroyer required only four See antymiz es Tor 48 OMS. iTaAnst IS and Seven bo. The Of ding was founded in 1783 and recognized by the emperor in 1768.

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Radio Day by Day highlights in observance broadcasts

A C E Butterfield notes America marks its fifth year of independence with a day of radio from Bucharest Palace. NBC and CBS networks list a May 12 schedule featuring talks, public affairs, and religious and cultural programs across WEAF WJZ and NBC, with Vatican descriptive broad cast and Library of Congress shows.

New York Apul Bing Carol America Cus Bucharest NBC CBS Metorgs Tomgent Wdjzday WEAF Hatte Sen M A Coolidge Im- Nbc Answer Mears Nelson Weafnbg Vatican ABC CBS School of the Air Library of Congress Alexander Cores Viewn WIZ

Panhandling Alleged in City Hall Lockup Case

In Fredericx a prisoner Semaz Reki faced an alleged panhandler who tried to beg funds from him. John Harper, an older offender, was charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct after an incident at the city headquarters. Bar Gaddy of Farmont was jailed for a mobile violation and related charges while another man faced penalties over registration and license plate issues. Officers and magistrates tallied costs and sentences, with unclear details and multiple names cited.

Panhandunz Fredericx Pasnancer Semaz Reki John Harper Day Vurht Headquarte’s Panhandle Bar Gaddy Farmont X. C Harper Quety Ben Phebus Maton Garner Jr Susjad Gad Vernon

Police raid craps game leads to multiple arrests

Weekend police raid on a craps game resulted in six men Ernest Lane Gus Palm Russell Lyles Isaiah Combs Adrian Jakes and Clarence Ducke facing charges of disorderly conduct and gambling. Officers Carmack Littey and Fagan Paebus reported arrests while Brooks Higbee and several unnamed suspects posted collateral. One defendant Jesse Wellen received a suspended sentence after a drunkenness charge.

Ernest Lane Gus Palm Russell Lyles Isaiah Combs Adrian Jakes Clarence Ducke Mar: Carmack Rober Littey Vega Mary F. Higbee Joan Jesse Wellen Cass Otter Phobus

Meeting of county agents on new Soil Conservation act

A meeting of county agricultural agents at the Western Shore Hotel in Baltimore discussed the new Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act replacing the AAA after a US Supreme Court ruling. Attendees included leaders from Farm Bureau and local agent bureaus, with Extension Service officials present to explain the program’s county rollout.

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Offeer Straley arrosing. Fragmentary text shows a tense exchange or incident with unclear details. names like Offeer Straley appear, but the record lacks full context or verification of roles or events.

Offeer Straley Arrosing

Newspaper Ad Promotes Real Estate Investments

Advertising boosts interest in real estate investments as local papers showcase opportunities and prices. Prominent firms and agents are highlighted, aiming to attract buyers and investors.

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