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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1936
Page
3
Major Garey criticizes lawyers and inspectors in a speech on automobile accidents. He urges a state commission to uncover facts, educate the public, and push preventive campaigns. He warns that accidents end only when a representative group acts, detailing proposals and urging momentum.
A column describes smart winter wear including a double breasted ski watch coat with matching red and white cap, fur mittens and gloves, and coordinated snow suits. It notes siblings dressed in bright colors for warmth and style, with waterproof protection against snow and rain.
W V Hunter of Baltimore state police and Dr David Everhart Jr along with L L Wilson of Frederick were part of a meeting. Major Garey was introduced by Dr David Everhart Sr while Robert L Smith chaired as president of the duo. Cartr led the program committee and presented Everhar
Court news lists equity cases involving Millard Crum and Bessie Young with trustees, a marriage license for Alfred Gagnon aged 27 and Euste B Pearse aged 25, and other filings. Property deeds recorded for Alice Solliday and Marea Vo Harris, with Jonna P Esters approval in the county court and executors listed with a $19 507 amount.
Fragmented report lists Tobias F Zimmerman winning the Best Ten Ears prize at a corn show. Other exhibitors include H R Holter and Maynard Hewker with multiple entries. Names like Edgar Hawker, Richard Zimmerman, and Arthur Holter appear in second or third place mentions amid a cluttered, OCR-like transcription.
A young Maryland girl whose name was reported as Bertha Jones withdrew all accusations against state police officers. The case involved alleged coercion and a prior custody situation, with investigators stating the girl had testified but refused to name any person she spoke with. The withdrawal comes amid ongoing questions about the investigation of a ring case and related matters.
Fragmentary text references Rov van Aes team Im Hea Sonny Wee Scout and a meeting plan. The garbled lines hint at a local sports or community event with names and decisions but contain insufficient readable facts, dates, places, or outcomes to produce a concrete headline or summary.
Attorney General Herbert R OConor ruled the State Board of Public Works may appropriate a surplus from the Hall of Records to the Governor's mansion project in Arcapos. A special session could not authorize the purpose without legal ruling. OConor to draft for presentation at the March session. The Board had agreed to appropriate 98060 dollars from the Hall of Records for remodeling the mansion.
The Lean town Grange held a regular meeting in Community Hall where new officers were installed by State Secretary Edward F. Holter near Middletown, assisted by J. Homer Remsberg and Mrs. Elmer Harp. Worthy Master Gary Utterback of Lewistown spoke and offered remarks as the tally was given.
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