22 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1936
Page
1
The report notes spring work on the Tuscarora area watershed cleared by CCC boys with a total snow clearing cost of $2700 over the past two weeks. Adjoining areas include surrounding fires, high homes, public frames, and forbade. The garden club meets Saturday at 2.
The forecast notes sunrise around 6 54 AM and sunset near unknown. Moon rises tomorrow at 7 03 AM and sets tomorrow at 1 23 PM.
Franklin W. Fort is expected to attend the gathering as the local party hosts host a G O P dinner tonight. Festivities will include a dance with music by Gardner and its orchestra, and arrangements are led by Justice Welter E Linn with E A Alexander Jr as president.
A boat explosion left one person dead and multiple others injured. Investigations focus on cause as salvage work begins and authorities coordinate with maritime responders and witnesses.
Fragmented and unclear note states Kimbering and Jonn Ma formed with hum. It appears to reference names and a recent event but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise summary.
Congressman Rankin opposes a Potomac development plan and a federal PVA bill, arguing it favors high power rates for farmers. He cites widespread opposition, warning the Potomac project would raise costs for residents in Virginia Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia.
A three alarm apartment fire reported today left one man with injuries from burns. Investigators say a resident identified as A. R. B. suffered serious facial and arm burns while attempting to escape. Fire crews responded quickly, extinguishing the blaze and securing the building.
Eis Wachter is named chief deputy clerk of the court following the death of John H Martz. Wachter has 16 years in the office and starts immediately. G Oscar Rheady is named to a position in records, with Mrs John Hull noted in the office as well.
Event appears to reference a Maryland job activity described as catching up with itself, dated Monday, with unclear specifics about west of two named points. The fragment lacks concrete details on organization, location, or outcomes to define a clear news item.
Johnson attempts a strange dollar-throw across the Rappahannock as a local oddity story, with scant readable context and unclear outcome. The fragment hints at a quirky event tied to a named river and a singular monetary gesture, leaving details uncertain.
A court ruling partially upholds and partially rejects provisions of the Holding Company Act. The decision involves key corporate entities and cites ongoing issues over regulatory scope and compliance. Further actions and potential appeals are anticipated.
The article notes national leaders praising public education during a Washington tribute. Governors plus President Roeamer address the crowd at Fredericksburg as Walter Johnson shines in a game and four hundred thousand dollars are allocated to education and related programs amid economic hardship.
A fragmented note references Washington's Birthday and local events tied to a bonus or payment. Details are unclear, with garbled phrases about persons or places and possible references to a local unit or group.
Junior and senior pupils attend a spring promenade at Hood High School tonight. Students from the 239 One area are reported in attendance with names such as Thad and Greenst aiding organizing efforts.
Urs and Morgan were jailed in connection with the murder of a husband as police pursue leads. A local hospital report confirms the victim’s identity, and investigators disclose possible ties to the couple’s finances.
Mite lard Whited, a key witness in the Hauptmann Lindbergh trial, was located in Lambertville as Governor Hoffman sought a voluntary interview. Hunterdon Prosecutor Hauck said Whited preferred not to talk without counsel and would not be picked up without a signed complaint.
Mechanics report completion of removal to temporary quarters at Bank Finishes. Equipment stowed and fixtures have been secured. Local authorities note No 2S closure proceeding completed with fixtures and bank interior moved prior to reopening.
Reports indicate Emperor Selassie is seeking peace by sending proposals to the League of Nations. He is said to contemplate accepting a League protectorate over his empire, with 38 legions under discussion and plans for a major move at Amba Algh.
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