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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1936
Page
2
Unclear scribbles describe a fatal expedition halted by unclear events. Names appear garbled with scattered references to a sergeant, Crk, Istend, and Usera Tats. The fragmentary notes mention a noon expedition time and unspecified costs or obligations, but details remain obscured.
A garbled OCR note details tax opposition by groups including the Commerce association. It mentions a plan to raise funds, a 8 p.m. meeting, and legislative action on tax measures. References to GOLD COIN SEIZED and receipts appear among unclear fragments.
A clipped text fragment recalls a coastal scene with a hero figure and a rivalry. It mentions stamps issued in his honor and hints at a question about a mountain fleeing from a rival lover. The oddly phrased lines reflect syndicated service copy with unclear specifics.
The post office announced readjusted routes under a new Postmaster. Mail volume rose as patrons faced fewer delays and more parcels moved. In recent months 313 pieces of mail landed in the dead letter office. 97 were returned to senders or addressees after being opened. Some items contained money or valuables and were registered, costing recipients. The office notes Christmas mail will raise dead letter business. earliest records of the post organ trace to the Second Central B.C.
In Maryland discussions the IBA backs an amendment to add two judges to four counties, proposing one resident nominee per county. Harford and other counties push for language linking to the Sixth Judicial Circuit, with bar associations endorsing a reshaped bench structure and annual review.
An amused note describes the innards of a small piano, focusing on its busy miniature gear mechanism and the quirky sounds it emits as it runs. The piece blends playful curiosity with a peek into mechanical detail.
Investigation continues into the Brunswick murder of Roger E Harner found unconscious near a lumber yard. Authorities will seek a solution as leads and an in progress inquiry unfold, involving Brunswick area residents and family members.
Local notices report Ayrshire breeders contesting terms for fleet mare contracts with a three ad free escrow arrangement. Officials at WFMD describe the proposal as a regulatory pilot to streamline livestock transfers.
The fragment notes Melis and F Ernest Tadd with two managed br in a study or listing. The text is incomplete and unclear, offering limited context on persons or events.
Unclear OCR text references Italian forces in Africa with mentions of Amba Aradam and Selassie. The fragment hints at troop movements and clashes but lacks coherent details or verifiable events. No definite date, outcome, or proper nouns beyond scattered names are clearly identifiable.
Coroner George P. Paulman returned a verdict of suicide in a Cumberland case. A man eluded police at a home, left after a confrontation, drew a pistol, and shot himself before officers could reach him. The incident occurred near a residence where his son was present.
A fragmentary report notes large bank funds and a case involving a noted theft. It mentions individuals and dates vaguely, including a reference to a horse theft and a plea or charge. The text is incomplete and offers limited verifiable details.
Fragmentary text mentions a balance or payment amount around 280 dollars and a PSR related payment. No clear event, names, or dates are readable.
The master of the passenger merchanter Newport News of the Baltimore Steamship Company reported to the Coast Guard that all 33 crew members were taken aboard and are being transported to Norfolk Virginia after their Greek cargo ship foundered in heavy seas. The rescue occurred about 59 miles offshore following more than hours of effort amid high seas and gale conditions.
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