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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1936

Page

2

Leonard Storm Dies at Age of 48

Leonard Storm, longtime resident and local business owner, died at home aged 48 after a extended illness. He leaves behind widow and family, with ties to Saint Elizabeth and local schools, and was active in business with ties to Reich and Lee and the Secens partnership.

Leonard Storm Anc Besa South Anapua Richard Pe Elizabeth Stomm Fearing School En Laver Ee Reich Lee Rev Storm Robert L. Im Sta Ey Gianied Secens Tomm Hus Geath At & Teme A. O. Fs Frederck B. P.O. Ee Scopal Caisch Biorm

Today’s Foto-Fooler Captured by Lahiless End Figures

An item notes a safety man viewed from the Lahiless end, presented as a mocked image created by enlarging to 100 numbers through special photographic processes. Readers are warned to look for another Foo-fooler in The News o morror.

America Struck by Severe Varied Weather Across Regions

An Associated Press report describes a widespread weather event bringing high winds, cold, sun, sleet, rain, fog, and damage across Europe and other areas. The account notes evolving conditions with potential fatalities and extensive disruption to sea activities and inland areas.

Associated Press

Unclear 1930s Farm Aid Payments In Disked Nation

Fragmented OCR text references county farmers $90 000 due and 1935 payments under farm programs. Mentions AAA contracts and 1936 BCIS AGULG and relief efforts tied to agricultural aid. Lacks coherent structure, names, or concrete actions.

Fraderick Agen BCIS Ronamy AAA Frederick

Guatemala stamps note centennial of Bare jes' Iysih

The text describes a Guatemalan builder of the era, a military leader who burned a railway and repaired old lines. It mentions his life ending twice and, in 1953 on the centennial of Bare jes' Iysih, Guatemala issued eight stamps depicting him. One stamp is shown here.

Bern

Four More Bodies Found in Victoria Era Fire

Officials confirm four more bodies found today in the blaze at the Victoria era WPA site in New Jersey. The total dead now stands at eleven with four additional persons unaccounted for believed to have perished in the flames.

WPA New Gug

Greenstein Interest Triggers Maryland Tax Proposals

Maryland county officials urged reconsideration of administration costs and a possible per cent gross receipts tax or sales tax to fund state programs. The discussion touched on pensions and old age relief with figures cited for potential revenue totaling millions, though some details remain unclear.

Boards of Commissioners Marland Harry Greenstein

Woman Accused of Child Kidnapping and Deception

A woman faces charges after allegedly passing a doll as a infant and later stealing a real baby to constrain two men. The case centers on claims that she feigned pregnancy to gain support and obtain custody potential, with the alleged kidnapping of the child by Bannister and related accusations presented in court.

United Today Aleges Bannister Mal Crown

U S rebuffs London on naval conference aims

U S rebuffs London as France seeks to broaden a four power naval conference. Mam Davis heads the American delegation and presses for a focus on naval matters, while British officials face a sharp rebuff over proposals to discuss broader Europe disputes.

London Europe United States Mam Davis

Immunization Drive Cleans Boonsboro After Fever Outbreak

Hagerstown February report shows Dr. W. Ross Cameron, county health officer, completed immunization of 200 pupils at Boonsboro high and elementary schools following a fever outbreak last month. No new cases in two weeks. Values cited for "eyes of Vishnu" rubies in India reach $1,000,000 each.

Hagerstown W. Ross Cameron Boonsboro Vishnu India

Fragmented OCR item on wave test and police barbs

An OCR damaged note mentions short wave testing, police barbs, a federal commission, and an expert rave tale. It hints at a race, a couple of names, and a station, with unclear details and many garbled phrases.

Tae Federal Gertl

O Conor Upholds Eight To Administer

Attorney General Hervert O Conor voices opinion on school punishment policy. He cites state board authority and argues for the impact of recent measures. He notes concerns about the effects on children and parental roles amid Montgomery discussions.

O Conor Geni Hervert O'Conor Eos Montgomeri Oconor State Board of Beuten

Dog Quarantine Rules Issued by State and County Officials

A quarantine order was issued by state and county officials after a spread of illness. Migrant dogs must be kept on leashes or penned. University students from twenty five foreign countries are affected by the measures.

Legany

Harpers Ferry Approved as Historic Site

Harpers Ferry in West Virginia has been officially designated a historic site. The decision aims to preserve the town’s historical districts and connect proposed heritage routes for future public use and protection.

Harpers Ferry O. K Harpers Ferry W.va Jennings

Counterfeit in Prison In San Quentin Cache Found

San Francisco police report that San Quentin Prison security staff uncovered a cache of counterfeit coins and related paraphernalia during an inspection. The discovery points to covert operations linked to counterfeit rings operating within California.

San Francisco Call U. 5 Serre Service Cerot Omas B. Foster San Quentin

County Dairy Herd Association Meeting Held Today

The Fred- SSQ003 1208 moon af 130 etocy in the .M C. A announces annual meeting presided by Jesse Mt Burai with election of speakers and testers including J. mover, Dr. M and Dr. LJ Peelma from the University.

Moon M C. A Jesse Mt Burai Press Speasers

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