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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1935
Page
3
Six people were injured in a car collision near 12 p.m. today. Police investigated as the taxi driver and several bystanders were identified, with one person treated at a hospital but not admitted.
A brief note reports that 31 people died in Europe with a reference to a score of 89 and a person or group named The Neus San. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a cobbler dessert and mixed items. Vague phrases mention eating, sugar, and a table setting. No clear persons, organizations, or events are identifiable.
Travelers and visitors filled hotels during the weekend with many passing through Washington and Frederick. Police noted steady road traffic and crowds returning from Harpers Ferry as seasonal tourism boosts local business and inns reported strong occupancy.
Secretary of the American Bridge League discusses a hand illustrating the use of doubling a slam in duplicate bridge. The dealer and opponents face a wide wing slam with a high trump hand and a key ace read. East must decide on the lead and defense.
In a terse entry the report notes a southwest route pass with an open lead and minimal context. No clear entities or outcomes are given beyond the location cue and a numeric tag, suggesting a brief transit or waypoint reference.
A fragmented hand describes a bridge play where the West has to read the layout to set up the fourth heart trick. The text mentions the ace of hearts, the six of diamonds, and the four of spades as key cards, with trumps and dummy showing a defensive sequence.
The fragment notes streams too cold for trout and trees too small to survive. Other details are unreadable in the OCR.
Striking reports indicate new stockpiles and depots are being established under siege conditions. Military units reinforce logistics hubs while commanders coordinate rapid construction and supply routes amid ongoing combat operations.
The Hagerstown City Council voted down an ordinance to prohibit fortune telling by palmists at social functions and fairs. The measure followed a railroad worker complaint that his future was revealed for a fee at the fairgrounds.
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