02 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1936
Page
1
Trustees select Keller firm to remodel the Artz Library and contractors named for various jobs. Work on the Old Academy Building to begin at an early date with completion expected under the supervision of Lem Sons of Jefferson and other listed subcontractors.
Independent grocers plan a May convention here with a program of sightseeing and speakers addressing the sessions. About 309 attendees are expected for the three day event.
Breckenridge plans to enter the state primary as a presidential candidate. The campaign faces formalization at Arsapals Application Co. Breckenridge 9 Democrats sent to a friend in the coast on Saturday. the Colonel to New York had no comment.
The property formerly held by Peoples Fire Insurance was sold for 30,000 pounds. James H. Cramer acted as purchaser owner, with the transaction noted at the Commerce Street area and Baltimore region. The library is set to reopen on Monday.
Fragmentary report notes deterioration in Italy's economy with unclear causes. The piece mentions potential peace efforts and cites a Tex example as context for broader European economic strain.
Court offices review Strawn telegrams amid inquiry into communications. Officials plan next steps and seek relevant documents from archives. Lawyer groups monitor for legal rights and public interest in the disclosure process.
A U S Supreme Court ruling upholds Hawes Cooper ey in a case involving state powers over prison borders and road access. The decision preserves state authority amid challenges from Wassagion residents and local officials seeking clearer control over jail and border governance.
Announcement follows meeting of ministers noting services for March 30 and April 3. Dr L Goodell was unable to attend. The column references Ohio and a poor tavogmition. Slaves mentioned in context of reform.
An analysis outlines how a new farm plan may change payments and farm behavior. It discusses eligibility, acreage assumptions, and the challenge of implementing new standards and potential cash rewards or penalties for farmers.
A broad building strike disrupts the Wall Street district as unions widen their actions across the city. Reports indicate owners prepared responses while authorities monitor developments and workers pursue terms in ongoing labor actions.
Countess Reventlow has recovered from a recent illness and is reported to be out of danger. The news item confirms the improvement in her condition and notes a positive update from medical staff.
English doctor denies murdering his wife in a case heard at a district court. The defendant faces specific accusations while the court records note dates and locations from the proceeding.
Local travelers describe South America as prosperous with pleasant scenery. They note coffee culture and river valleys attracting visitors, while describing travel costs and access points.
A brief notice notes that the subject qualifies today and begins new duties after joining court service. The report references Copyz.ghi from 1926 via NEA Service.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a lean toward House unrest with mentions of political factions and calls for action. The context implies ongoing partisan friction within a legislative body, highlighting disputed leadership and potential strategy shifts as voices clash over policy direction.
A historical re-enactment will recreate a Civil War battle with units and generals represented. Organizers set dates in September and October for the public event, inviting attendees to witness staged maneuvers and period attire.
Seven people are reported killed with fifty two injured after a locomotive snow gig collapse. Witnesses say gas usage and hoop tal disruptions contributed to the accident in Revelstoke.
Fragmentary OCR text describes thousands of soldiers surrounded in mountains with mentions of a Trajan victory and Ethiopian forces. Other lines are garbled, yielding few clear facts beyond large surrounded forces and references to generals or groups.
A report notes a sought after strongman to lead a government in Japan amid turmoil. It mentions aims to restore authority and stabilize the state with a powerful interim leadership.
Congress awaits Roosevelt's tax message detailing spending for the fiscal year. The report references borrowing plans and a proposed revenue target around 5.068 million dollars with broader figures toward 321.309 billion.
A Warren County hotel blaze claimed two lives in a rapid fire incident. Investigators, responders, and local officials are assessing the cause as families grieve and authorities search for details.
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