18 Jan 1936
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1936
Page
1
The document notes about 75 thousand dollars still due to county farmers under AAA relief. It references court actions, contracts, and payments totaling over 500 thousand dollars disbursed locally, with various figures and dates scattered through the OCR text.
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A cryptic OCR text fragment reports processing return to court for an individual named Taves. The note mentions a Jan 8 date, references to arena activity, and various garbled phrases about trials, judges, and proceedings lacking clear context or readable specifics.
Market brief notes overall gloom as store activity slips and prices dip. Consumers face tighter deals with many items scarce while supply chains show strain and vendors report cautious demand across the region.
Balmore January 18 AP reports state collections from hunting licenses declined over the two months October and November compared with 1934. The 1939 totals were about 675 25, down from 1,000 plus in 1934, with the shortened duck season blamed for the drop.
Williar in charge in Driden's absence as officials in Gommsson are noted. The report references dates in May and December and mentions the Vesco Cowrze case with details on Tavran and H Dosen.
Pauline Frederich remains in critical condition following a medical incident. Reports indicate medical teams are treating her at a local facility as authorities investigate the cause and assess her prognosis.
A severe weather alert notes a tornado causing injuries at a location called Van Vore and a suspect arrested for drunkenness after an incident yesterday. Police report indicate a Friday cold snap and weekend travel warnings, with a man jailed after morning custody.
The document outlines a Blakeman asked decision with a $10000 budget and a plan to include multiple items and allocations. It mentions a yearlong sequence and potential bridge project costs. The text references a public assembly and voting context with various figures and names embedded in scrambled OCR form.
Fragmented OCR yields a dense list of names, events, and campus activities. It references an art club meeting, student performances, campus spaces, and various individuals such as Ms Jn, VW Appe, Liana, Me Appesaa, Sean, and Bevs Panes. The text mixes dates, venues, and program items with scattered phrases about poetry, music, and exhibits, resembling a lengthy campus bulletin.
garbled OCR fragment reports a criminal matter involving Allen Bar gis and Wiba Har get Feagavale. chief magistrate Friday on Wes COMI Sutbe. details unclear due to text damage.
A Washington correspondent reports that New Dealers aim to push education of the public and apply eloquence to the Supreme Court. The piece discusses goals, public sentiment, and the political stakes surrounding pushing reform and influencing judicial decisions.
An OCR damaged passage analyzes bonded debt in a year book. It notes bonds outstanding and retirements, listing amounts such as 9600 due in a year and 8900 retired later. The text references dates around 1960 and provisional figures for emergency funds and bond retirement plans, with fragmented figures and unclear sources.
In a chaotic scene cited by a Brunswick paper, figures including Roosevelt and Farley attended a public auction. The event involved a boat or vessel sale and related foreclosure style proceedings, with prices around $1000 mentioned and auctioneers pushing bids. Names such as S Nemia and Concho Nemin appear among attendees.
A chaotic, OCR laden report mentions a glass and taped knuckles with references to water road, a farm, and various individuals. The fragmentary text hints at injuries, dates, and witnesses, including mentions of a senate, an explosion, and an ongoing investigation.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political race within the GOP with Fess as a candidate. The readable bits mention a wide open contest, references to South American context, and reform themes, but key names and locations are incomplete.
The notice states Miss Eloise Buse is confined by illness to her home on Catoctin Avenue, restricting her activities and requiring care.
A county committee, led by Eugene Woodmitt and commissioners, weighs road repair for a school bus route incident. Testimony notes a pupil injury when a bus swerved and overturned. authorities consider restoring the road to fix travel hazards.
An official statement reports King George III in worse condition with a noted heart specialist called to Sandringham. The London medical team administered oxygen during the night as bronchial symptoms and weakness raised concern. a private nurse remained at the bedside through the day.
In Baltimore on January 18 a swift thief fled through a broken window into the arms of an employee of the fire department after a fall down stairs. The burglar claimed intent to hide until police arrived. Officers pursued and captured the suspect near a corner. A bystander later recovered the stolen property from a nearby cart.
The Garden Club announces a meeting at 3 oclock at the home of Mrs Coro Headecason. Members are urged to attend to discuss plans and upcoming events for February.
Report details how inmates devised a method to smuggle liquor into a jail. They reportedly used improvised tools and improvised routes, including tying a sock to dislodge items and lowering a bottle of whiskey through a window.
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