18 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1936
Page
1
Authorities report a beating led to the victim's death and say officers are seeking the attacker. One suspect has been released while investigators consider questioning others. Officials had spoken with a witness about the assault.
Mulugheta rejects Italian reports on the Arad am battle noting the account was absurd and misrepresented. He asserts casualties were fixed and the telegrams distorted the true events.
Court records outline obligations of bank debtors including Emory B and Cémpan, with appearances by counsel for Goblentz and Herrmann. The document notes formal order and oral arguments as part of the proceedings.
A fragmented report notes a death on a child’s sixth birthday February 18. The account appears scrambled but indicates a fatality and lingering questions about the circumstances and location. Nearby details are unclear.
Fire alarms tripped by two chimney fires at a shop on 134 West and a Frome at 16 East Sixth Street. The junior dispatched at 3.05 o'clock found no damage reported at either incident.
Light snow and fog roll in as colder air moves in to slow river and stream rises. Rain has shifted to a wintry mix with damp roads and increased travel caution expected overnight.
Paraguayan president resigns amid pressure over tax-related scandal questions. Officials confirm resignation after protests and political turmoil. The event triggers a transition as interim authorities prepare to assume duties and restore governance.
A report describes a confrontation where a raccoon seeks revenge after prolonged harassment of a dog. The piece mentions Napoleon and several individuals in a fragmented account with unclear timing and details.
Two couples exchanged vows in ceremonies at Calvary Church this month. The weddings featured simple rites and family celebrations, with local residents and relatives joining in the joyous occasion.
A law enforcement officer receives an indefinite suspension following a Saturday board meeting. The action stems from conduct questioned by the board. Further details were not disclosed.
WPA and city workers battled heavy ice and snow to clear roads. Crews labored through the day and into the night, with residents aiding by shoveling. Bridges, terraces, and key corridors reported progress as crews remained on scene.
A fragmented discourse on whether the public should decide constitutional amendments. The text hints at public mood, emergency measures, and political debate but remains unclear on concrete outcomes or specific actors.
A garbled passage discusses Congress and the Presidency bickering over law interpretation and veto power. It references fears of dictatorship, balance of powers, and ongoing legislative battles, with a note that the article continues on page five.
The article focuses on a U S court decision shaping the political campaign landscape. It outlines the ruling's potential impact on candidates, campaign strategy, and voter information in the lead up to upcoming elections.
Fragmented text mentions figures like O'Connor and Wagner with references to court, debts, and refinancing. Context is garbled, but suggests a political or legal discussion involving the Demorat party, Detroit area references, and mortgage topics. No clear event, date, or outcome is identifiable.
A severe avalanche swept across the Rockies burying a gold mining camp. The disaster toppled buildings and sent debris into a canyon, killing at least several and leaving a dozen survivors pinned under wreckage as rescuers work amid dangerous conditions.
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