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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1936
Page
2
Public hearings are planned to investigate the death of a hunter who perished trying to take islanders' food. The inquiry aims to obtain a true rendition of events and to determine responsible parties and possible motives.
Police seek an aiho child taken to a gypsy caravan where a 30 cent fee was charged, about 39 francs in payment, later placed in an orphanage. Authorities search for the child’s guardian amid the rearing allegations.
A fragmented report outlines a two section farm bill plan to address urgent shortages across counties. Gov officials urge rapid funding while authorities criticize pro tem leaders as they push for decisive measures to meet demand.
The article covers the spread of the numbers racket and its connections to crime across states, citing J Edgar Hoover on organized crime. It notes federal and state efforts to rest and prosecute gang activity while mentioning a Ladies Aid meeting in Lewis County with twelve members and a prayer.
Readable fragments indicate a planned vessel described as non-metal by IA. Details are unclear due to garbled wording but imply an announced project or proposal involving a ship. No concrete date, place, or organization can be confirmed from the text.
A community plan led by local Red Cross figures aims to distribute clothing to needy families. Organizers list chairmen and volunteers from towns including Harmony Grove, Jamisville, Lime, and Monrovia, coordinating drives and branch deliveries to each household.
Fragmentary notes indicate a peace initiative gaining support from several nations aimed at halting hostilities. Reports suggest England moves toward a cautious embargo as negotiations continue, with hopes high for a broader accord within weeks.
A fragmented feature shows a Lincoln statue reproduction by Daniel Chester French and a question about a ruler who left vines behind when fleeing. The text also mentions Dr. Raycliff hurt and a report about a man named Laniz Rhodes whose death was ruled a suicide.
A beer license case was heard in court as four witnesses testified about the license. Benjamin F Grosubkus and others urged granting the license while opponents argued possible abuse and improper sale hours. The license commissioner G Ed advers ed 2 decision under consideration and a ruling was possible.
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