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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1936
Page
2
The mayor and city board approve an incinerator to replace dumps, to burn garbage at the disposal plant site for the sewer system. Debate covered costs, timing, and the impact on existing dumping and sewerage plans.
Ragged report states inmate Loeb was killed by 52 razor slashes while confined in state prison. Attorneys describe the incident as a brutal act amid ongoing disputes over the prison’s handling of violent inmates. Local authorities say investigations are underway to determine attackers and motive.
A vehicle struck a residence porch causing damage and prompting responders to secure the scene. Authorities reported no serious injuries and began a standard damage assessment and investigation into the cause.
Senator Witam delivered a speech resembling Antony's funeral oration style during a 1936 Easter campaign event. He urged amendments on surf neutrality and car readiness, arguing for a decisive policy shift while addressing supporters at the Liberty Sa gathering.
Robinson accuses Smith of turncoat speech used by Hoover against Roosevelt. He cites records, alleging Smith supported NAA, farm relief, public works, and autocratic powers while condemning Communism as fearmongering. Debate reflects Liberty League era tensions and political warfare.
The debate centers on a 1978 speech by Ronseigh and its reception as quotations from Smith’s past stance resurface. Robinson notes the shift in allegiance and the broader political battle, with Democratic publicity materials circulating to press offices.
The jury for the February term convenes Saturday morning about 10 o'clock before Judge Hammond Urner Arthur D. Wilaré. The record notes stress formation and a claim that he has forgotten the issues upon which he ran for the presidency.
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