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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1936
Page
1
Baltimore Maryland report notes opposition to diverting gas tax funds for other uses and criticism of WPA work in farm to market road projects. Legislation aims to substitute for AAA while local borough concerns and taxes are noted.
A local notice outlines plans for a merit system for road employes. Details mention session scheduling and proposed criteria, with emphasis on improving efficiency and standards for highway workers.
Maryland penitentiary population reaches a new high as officials report rising inmate numbers and crowding conditions. Administrative plans seek temporary housing and policy review to ease congestion.
Fragmented weather note reports low temperatures around five to seven degrees below normal. Mentions times early morning and afternoon temperatures with moon set around 12 07 p.m. and unclear dates.
Lincolns Herbert Hollick Ken and companion have been found alive and well in the Arctic after a freeze gap. The men were reported missing since their expedition began in November. Authorities say rescue teams located them near Ellsworth and basic supplies kept them alive.
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Alenton Pa will enlarge and remodel quarters with local architects and labor. The project aims to save labor and cost less than similar work in June, adding security features, new counters, a copper alloy safe, a rear extension, and two new offices starting mid year.
In a sharp Senate and House clash over a pay bonus, Roosevelt comments and references to a looming world war era debate highlight the munitions bill as lawmakers weigh bonuses and security amid calls for national defense funding. Washington debates a controversial policy tied to pay and war readiness.
Regents weigh the status of the OC of Maryland president as governors and officials discuss leadership changes. The proceedings focus on administrative direction and potential interim arrangements.
Fragmented text reports a death matter related to Kipling and hospital events. The garbled notes mention a spar, a boomel bulletin, oxygen, and a nighttime incident. No clear dates, names beyond Kipling, or concrete outcomes are discernible.
A fragmented OCR snippet provides no clear event, names, or location. The text includes random words and numbers, offering no actionable details for a factual summary.
Frederica Waynes and Symphony organizers announce a third concert in Frederick before season’s end. A renowned cellist soloist and other members of the orchestra are preparing a refined program for the event.
A fragmented OCR item notes Turks painting S1R1 tabs in a Turk uniform style, with unclear context and potential references to bread or Brot. Readable elements include team or group references and a formal action described as painting or tab labeling.
A damaged OCR record notes Bronca's Choice and women players enraged. mentions Ireland, Cape Cod, Mass, pitching for Cord, and Orleans. Reads as a partial sports snippet with unclear details about teams and outcomes.
Donnell and Kearns completed state examinations as part of the testing program. The pair participated alongside other students, showcasing their readiness for upcoming academic milestones.
An automobile collided with a visiting car on Marks Street at nine o'clock. The Fender of the local machine and the hamper of the visiting car were damaged. No charges were brought.
An executive states the defense is actively pursuing additional evidence as the governor is expected to question Dr Condon. The unsettled inquiry follows a sequence of delays and political interest surrounding the case.
In a noted divorce action a court has ordered alimony payments from the respondent to the plaintiff. Details on amount, duration, and enforcement remain pending as the case proceeds through the judicial process.
A city crew began widening a block of North Court Street by 38 inches. The work, described by project leader Maxell, involves sewer relocation and deep digging with rock-wiggling machines. Contractors report progress along the route from the courthouse to nearby streets, with over 1,200 feet of new trenching and several open manholes.
A raid on the roads project follows the board of Gaunt Republican S42 and the Middleiwan PFO ten, Hen, with the MI recommending action.
Fragmentary text mentions directors and a finance official, unclear names and jurisdictions. No verifiable actions or outcomes emerge from the readable notes.
Open Senate debate on the baby bond bonus payment begins with Senator Harrison stating the measure would become law. The administration pushes for temporary legislation to finance farm programs with hundreds of millions in funding and aims to expand acreage controls and permanent AAA measures through Congress.
A report states Lew Angell and his son died after a fall at their home. The incident occurred Wednesday night following a disturbance at a trade show. Authorities noted the fall from a stairwell into a hall as the likely cause. burial is planned per local cemetery rites.
A document records the acceptance by the Jefferson of the and J. W. Robert, Jr with Ase stan serving as Secretary.
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