03 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1936
Page
1
Washington reports light snow with road conditions worsening across counties. Plows prepared. pedestrians face patchy sidewalks as officials urge adherence to snow removal rules before nightfall. Weather affects travel as temperatures fluctuate and clouds linger after weekend storms.
Snow is forecast to continue across the state tonight with light accumulation expected in several counties. National Weather Service officials urge drivers to use caution as slick roads may develop after dark.
Incomplete meteorological note reports excess precipitation around 1233 hours and 189 units in a location. It references yesterday temperatures, a high and low from last year, today's sun timing, and tomorrow’s sunrise and moon events.
Philadelphia reports potential political move as Mrs Pinchot considers a run for a Philadelphia congressional seat. The piece notes party platforms and local figures involved, with mention of Frank J. G Dorey and others shaping the campaign dynamics.
The coast guard reported a naval radio intercept at Coco Solo that a signal 5 157 indicated a vessel or submarine may be involved. The Panama area press noted weather and air conditions during the confirmation, with uncertainty over the craft’s exact identity.
Incomplete OCR read reports the death of Rolfe E Bolling, brother of Mrs Wilson, with notes of a hospital scene and missing context. Further details are unclear due to fragmentary text.
Ammerman injured in a fall while leaving morning service. He could not play the piano. Mrs Sparks substituted. An x ray was taken at Frederick City Hospital this afternoon to assess the injury.
Soviet forces repulsed a Japanese scout party near the border, asserting control over the contested area. Reports indicate increased tensions and mobilization along the frontier as both sides heighten patrol activity and exchanges of fire are suspected in several sectors.
Fragmentary notes describe six damage suits involving Forsse and Lime Company with injuries and a claim of 3030 for losses. Mentions Everett Ce and Aus, a missed operation near Miss ay t Scane, a fine of £3 for failing to stop, and references to Con Rane 23, Jones Benmore, and the ep.
Fragmentary OCR describes a trial scene with notes about witnesses and a Sudan-like exuriroum. Mentions include a Mrs Ei Tadee and a Menneansis group. The wording is garbled but suggests a courtroom proceeding with witnesses and a statistical figure of 2.999. The readable fragments indicate legal action and a hearing process with formalities unseen.
Washington Feb 3 inflationists and antis await a fall about the refinancing bill that would issue up to 3 billion dollars in net money to refinance farm indebtedness. The petition has 215 signatures aimed at a free vote in the House as nations debate an oil embargo and League of Nations action against Italy’s Ethiopian war.
Plans for Protestant church Lenten services in Frederick from March 30 to April 3 and the annual exchange of pulpits were outlined at a Grace Reformed Church meeting. The assembly announced a combined choir of fifty voices and listed ministers and leaders connected with the union services and forthcoming events.
Hobart Rates, linked to a federal theft capture, faces trial in Bluefield. Authorities say Rates forged identification and aided a federal security operation. The case involves a forged Depar capture and relates to a federal security investigation.
Severe winter weather confines the governor to his residence on February 3 and 4, delaying public appearances and scheduled meetings. State agencies issue travel advisories as crews work to clear roads and restore services amid ongoing storms.
A report details 19 fatalities in Pennsylvania incidents. It notes multiple crash types including motor vehicle accidents and mine related events. The text mentions several named groups and individuals in a chaotic summary of fatalities and causes.
A Baltimore youth was brought before Justice Walter Sinn after a hit-and-run incident on Live Road near Hie cost Gardner to White. The accused, represented by aides Joe Arthur Go Im:tsety and Bardamansd, allegedly struck a vehicle Fender and prevented further action. The case involved a $23 claim and an initial transit to court.
A garbled report notes an issue around Big Ben TM at Square Corner Centre Bay with unclear details. The fragment mentions Dees Sorat Wilam and Anderson at Offices Marshall as possibly involved, but the text remains incoherent and no concrete actions or outcomes are discernible.
Warngy ao omowie and Amanda nog hate sold their home at 201 A West South Street, bought last April from Franklin A. Martz, to Millard E Crim and Clara E Cum in this city. The price was about 3,000, according to a deed recorded in the Clerk of Court office.
Local dentists report uneven results from the Hartman desensitizer across patients. While some practitioners see partial relief during drilling, many require more extensive testing and years of experience to confirm broad effectiveness.
Lawmen say three suspects were arrested after a candy theft scam in which about ten dozen sweets disappeared from a wagon shed. The trio, including a local man and two others, were detained following an alleged sale of most of the candy.
The Maryland Supreme Court delivered opinions upholding that bank stock held by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation is taxable, a ruling with far reaching implications. Attorney General Hether Ro OCenar said the decision may bring about substantial state revenue and affect holdings concentrated in Baltimore, while noting the Tennessee Valley Authority context in the broader discussion.
Walter Liggett testified that his late husband, once a weekly publisher, would not have been murdered without Governor Olson's gang ordering or permitting it. Isadore Blumenfeld, a liquor salesman, faced cross examination as to links with a syndicate and gambling ring in Minneapolis and prior articles reporting on such conditions.
Market activity fluctuated with cautious trading as investors awaited developments. The session showed signs of stabilization after initial volatility, with stocks trading in a narrow range as participants assessed the latest economic signals and corporate news.
A deadly dormitory fire on February 3 claims eight lives, with rescuers battling flames as authorities investigate the blaze at a Colorado location. Neighborhood responders and investigators cordon off the site while survivors cope with the loss.
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