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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
10
A flood of trial material tests Hauptmann as prosecutors assemble a case linking him to the Lindbergh child murder. Items include the car’s license plate, ransom bills, a stove of forged bills, a door scratch, footprints, a ladder, and the infamous ransom note.
Fragmented text outlines upcoming broadcast segments and tentative schedule items for a New Year holiday week. Mentions preliminary lists, party discussions, weather, and a William show with W NBC and WWE references.
The fragmentary text notes a focal character and events at Sheplers, with mentions of solo performances and a gathering on a Wednesday. Names and places are unclear, but the item appears to be a local society or entertainment brief with disordered OCR.
fragmentary report describing a dawn incident at a Taneyvtesti school with injuries to N aden Wharton and a head injury from a rat bite. It mentions an emergency operation, hospital admission, and witnesses including Aten and Winns ten. details are garbled and names uncertain.
M Stevens of Steagersigwn was elected president of the Dutch Belt Breeders Association at its annual meeting in Washington. He has long shown and won prizes with the breed and has exhibited in major fairs. Other officers named include J O Wilson, Jabala Green, CA Wailthan, J A Dietfeld, and P T Horning, with J D Dawson as secretary. The federation notes the breed was introduced to the U.S. by P T Barnum and now numbers about 1000 head with 250000 annual payroll for 175 families. Breeders from many states attended the session as Washington prepared to host the next International Livestock Show.
County officials said Montgomery bonds, part of a $390000 issue last spring, sold at 97, the highest price ever paid for Montgomery securities, reflecting financial soundness. The meeting referenced broadening gasoline tax funds for county roads and lowering school tax local taxes. Say you saw it in The News.
Officials prepare to discuss continued aid from state gasoline tax through September 30, 1935, the expiry of the current levy, and a possible postponement of the general assessment of property to 1936 at tomorrow’s county meeting.
Rockville Md Dec 19 The sale of 225000 in Montgomery county bonds reached a record high price for the county securities The Silver Spring National Bank sold 145000 in bonds at an average price of 104 The Takoma Park Bank reported an average of 104 or 80009 dollars in county securities Both lots were bought by Brown Har
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