06 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1936
Page
1
BOO VETS FILE APPLICATIONS FOR SOLDIERS' BONUS. At local headquarters many veterans and ex service members seek early cash from the new law. Officials report applications are read and considered in order, with as much as 50 percent of face value available upon approval.
A garbled recap notes a weather event and recovery outlook, mentioning a storm period in 1935 and severe conditions. The fragment hints at adverse weather onset and financial or societal recovery efforts, but specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
Plans to award construction for a new library progress with a board member of the American Library Association noted. Construction is set to start soon as the county and academy officials advance the project with a March timeline.
A 16 year old youth confessed to killing a magazine writer. Police report says the suspect identified the writer and provided details of the act. Investigators are reviewing the case as a homicide with ongoing questions about motive and circumstances.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe veterans and aid through posts American Legion and K of P at a hall on West All Saints street. Mentions a three hour afternoon gathering and assistance from a Wu.iam, PL Larkin Post No 112 and Webb Post F W. concerns veterans services and community support.
The article reports heightened intra party clashes as Borah enters the presidential race and leaders like Farley Els and Hays attack the League amid calls for harmony. It notes Republican Borah facing Democratic leaders and warnings about accepting League principles.
Deputies with shotguns guarded Pekin mayor W E Schurman during a strike paralyzing business. Police pursued a phantom car after gunfire as 17,003 patrolmen faced unrest and a taxi owner Clarence Rupp. A dramatic clash marked a tense day in Pekin.
Fragmentary market note describes selective strength in currency markets and demand in foreign exchange. Mentions cotton and prices with unreadable fragments, providing minimal readable context for a brief market update.
The article notes calls to repeal three AAA auxiliary measures following Supreme Court invalidation of the broader agricultural adjustment program. It cites discussions by officials on prompt repeal and changes in policy in response to legal rulings affecting production limits and wartime controls.
The article outlines President Roosevelt's push to reform wealth taxes and consumer relief as part of revisions to the old AAA program. It discusses proposed rates on unearned income, adjustments to various farm and processing taxes, and a retroactive tax plan to fund new bonus and budgetary needs.
A compact listing includes Eduard Beutz Sharman, John D Hann, G Hunter Bowers, William E Miller, G Cyr Kiem, Roy C Schiudnecht and Earl J E Zeigler.
Seven candidates from the Seventh District court region enter the race for the Republican nomination. LeGore canvass focuses on education and care of exceptional children amid party dynamics and expected announcements this week.
Mrs Daisy Abrecht died after a street incident. Funeral services were held at her home and family members, including Dr Edward Pp and clergy, attended. She was a longtime Presbyterian resident, daughter of John Sand Suan and sister of Clare De vise and John D Abrecht, all of this area.
The third Winter Games opened with Chancellor Hitler presiding as more than 1000 competitors from numerous nations entered amid a proud pageant. The United States team opened strong with a 8 1 victory as Germany, led by Gurmins, dominated Poland. Weather conditions were ideal despite heavy snow on the mountains.
Fragmentary report from Ababa on February 8 14 aP ms notes a Belgian refuting an Italian claim about munitions found in a Sue Ethoywan enermmen episode. Details are unclear but the exchange centers on weapons rumors and official denials.
Fragmentary weather note mentions times and lunar phase with unclear data. No clear city or temperature details are readable.
A garbled town fundraiser report notes an extended charity drive amid unclear details. The fragment mentions a $4,000 fund amount and references Sahel relief and federation games, but exact organizers, dates, and actions remain obscured. The piece preserves a civic fundraising tone despite partial text.
The Islesmen marooned on the patat and fur days were brought back by U3 cutters. Four miles of ice crossing in open water allowed the party to reach the mainland under Major Gar and police supervision. Messengers and a radio setup aided contact with Salisbury amid the precarious rescue operations.
Representatives of the Legion and auxiliary groups held a banquet at the hotel in Baltimore to honor Ray P. Mur, commander of the Legion. Attendees included national president and regional officers, with remarks on foreign war veterans and duties.
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