29 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1936
Page
1
A partial OCR text notes frost damage on surfaces and road hazards. It mentions Freer Commission remarks on surface quality and spots appearing on roads near the Ford Bridge Road. The report cites severe conditions around November 22 and related structural concerns.
The report notes ongoing selling pressure in railway securities. Traders cite persistent concerns about demand, costs, and potential policy shifts weighing on rail shares across major markets.
The fragmentary OCR text presents a rough weather note with garbled words and missing context. It does not provide clear region, timing, or conditions to form a precise forecast.
Fifth Saturday Par Day activities mark a leap year birthday festival. Pleasant Farm and Emmitsburg Farm sold as part of the week’s local real estate transactions.
State toll from auto incidents rises to ninety with additional fatalities reported. Officials warn drivers to exercise caution as investigations continue and public safety campaigns intensify.
A garbled report claims Col Schwarzkopf aroused ire of the New Jersey governor amid the Hauptmann case. The executive denies using pressure to obtain information about evidence.
American stores report a theft with a Stradivarius violin missing and an alert issued by authorities. No further details on location or suspects are provided in the fragment.
A fragmentary report details Hugo Black and other figures linked to anti New Deal agencies and Democratic politicians. It notes court martial and war department ties, with references to Gardener and Mann earning high sums and ongoing partisan backing in Washington.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions differences among parties and candidates in a roof and mount context. The readable text hints at candidate involvement and a forthcoming electoral event or dispute.
Assistance To Employables To March 10 discussed. WPA involvement noted with 178 families affected due to agency constraints. Sixteen members previously stall in Baljunore. efforts focus on compelling to employ and coordinate with communications and welfare agencies.
A garbled 1938 note mentions a Kentucky Derby mix up with three year olds and vague references to owners and fields. The readable fragment hints at a crowded lineup and an event described as annual.
Breckenridge plans to enter the Ohio primary as a non governmental candidate. The move signals a new challenge in the upcoming election cycle.
The report notes a repeated engagement in the Second Tembien area with ongoing clashes and movement. Casualty and position shifts are described as belligerents vie for strategic control amid uncertain daylight operations.
Brief notice says the State Council of U L M meets in April at an unspecified location. The record lists no dates or participants beyond the council name and the general timing.
Report states Premier Okada survived a purge in Tokyo as mutinous forces surrender. Japanese government officials and the US embassy assess the rebellion’s end while details remain unclear and central authorities urge restraint.
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