08 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1936
Page
1
Weather chaos and scattered details fill page as temperature dips after 6 inches of snow. Highways remain open while appeals run for bird feeding and local relief efforts amid fragmented notes and weather news.
An AP report states Charles, a former president and U S senator, died of a heart attack at his office after days of illness. The maid telephoned the garter indicating his deteriorating condition as his death occurred in Washington. Continued on page five.
A cold wave caused widespread pipe freezing in Middletown water systems. Officials report disrupted service and potential impacts on beer license hearings as water infrastructure faces strain amid freezing temperatures.
Objections to a permit were filed by residents as a circuit court hearing faced delays and unclear proceedings. The document notes officials urged openness while critics pressed for answers on the case and related damages.
A brief notice warns that the deadline for truck permit applications falls on next Wednesday. It mentions required documents and where to submit applications. No further details are provided in the readable text.
A tax bill to fund the farm bill is under consideration with discussions in two conferences. President involvement noted as part of the negotiation process.
Petition filings signal a political contest involving Henry Borah in Ohio. Campaign activity heats up as organizers push signatures and support across multiple counties ahead of potential ballot action.
A man faced charges for non support after being placed on bail. The hearing occurred in Peanles Court with a Monday morning appearance indicated and a $100 bond set.
A brief forecast summarizes the week ahead across multiple states. Expect variable conditions with periods of sun and showers, temperatures fluctuating daily, and regional differences in precipitation chances and wind patterns.
Partial OCR report notes aid efforts fall short as federal and state WPA funds stretch thin. Figures show thousands affected, with 2,270, 1,266 and 1,453 cases cited, indicating widespread need and inadequate relief reach.
In Crisfield Maryland a party led by Major Enoch Garey sought to ferry 16 members with a ton of food to Tangier Island across frozen Chesapeake Bay. Sergeant Hunter froze to death during the storm while Garey was later revived aboard the cutter Travis. Governor Nice ordered no undue risks in rescues and Garey had visited Frederick January 23 with Major Garey as a guest of the Harvans Club.
The fourth annual alumni concert at the high school is set for Monday at 2 o'clock. Organizers have arranged the program with a focus on classic band pieces and student memories.
Five additional convicts escaped from the Frankfort stockade after a previous breakout. The evacuees reportedly fled by car, driving to the gate, sounding a horn, and leaving through an open gate as guards watched.
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