03 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1936
Page
1
Two African American men were held for suspected holdup after a high speed chase that ended with a deputy sheriff exchanging a dozen shots at close range. Both suspects were captured and questioned as police continued investigations.
Off icers from city, county, and state pursue a suspect in a late night chase near Hunt City. The event frays details as witnesses describe the pursuit and questions arise over responsibilities and follow up actions by law enforcement.
A Brunswick man was badly injured in a yard incident reported to Y Hosp ra once. The patrol or local responders provided initial care at the scene before transport to medical facilities. Details on cause and exact location remain unclear from the fragment.
Two people were badly hurt in an incident at Grash. Rescue teams worked to secure the scene and remove debris and chains. The Red cross unit arrived to assist and transported them to a hospital for treatment.
Delegates from violence breaks county off for out in New York Assembly meet workers strike. Tydings seeking 10 avoid speaker fight.
Confere nces held in hay or s offices as leaders plan talks with the mayor in Washington. the text references joint discussions with authorities on proposed measures and possible opposition from groups and legislators. the fragmentary copy mentions jacob r. rams and joseph b. pa as figures connected to the debates and potential amendments.
Italy moves to end private banking arrangements, abolishing private banking practices amid policy reforms. Officials say the shift aims to streamline financial oversight and reduce conflicts of interest across banking sectors. The announcement outlines steps for institutions to wind down private client structures and transition to standardized public banking models.
Exhibition note reads Gym exhibit of FH on March 6 with mentions of Margue Wart and other studies by Jtudies.
Western Maryland College hosts a glee club concert featuring Ave A and Haur Schoch performing as part of the college music program.
A local man named Rorempani was arrested after a case spanned years. Police details indicate a formal charge process and ongoing investigation.
A fragmented note describes a peculiarly titled event in old Provençal lore with a curious reference to a cat. The readable text hints at a playful or folkloric theme rather than a documented incident.
President Roosevelt completes his third year in office amid late 19th century political shifts. Supporters praise reform efforts while critics push for more rapid change. The article notes ongoing domestic policy debates and international concerns shaping his tenure.
The President calls for a major tax overhaul including repeal of the existing capital stock tax and the corporation excess profits levy. He argues for a thorough revision, aiming to replace old levies with a national 13 percent rate and broad changes to corporate income taxes to restore portions of the old processing system. The plan cites projected fiscal effects and substantial revenue shifts.
Market updates show Bualli market relief after Federal Reserve message. The pound trades around 4937 dollars, with analysts noting fluctuations and investor caution.
Fragmentary text describes missionaries in danger as Chinese forces advance in the southwest. It mentions war effort, veterans, and impending confrontation with Communist troops and potential clashes. Names or precise places are unreadable in the OCR.
A state policeman faces suspension following an inquiry into a case involving Jane. The officer was informed of the suspension and related circumstances are under review by authorities.
An OCR fragment notes a letter from Roosecrelt to be framed in an Oregon ceremony. One item described as used in the ceremony is a single ls. The text is garbled and uncertain about further names or details.
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