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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1936
Page
4
Baltimore city officials press for discussions on relief needs with state senators and the mayor’s committee proposing borrowing authority to fund relief. The push centers on a $35,500,000 sales tax plan and measures to secure funds for service adequacy amid ongoing fiscal strain.
Fragmentary OCR notes report damages in a case labeled Cladis 5300 involving Walter Fu and Wing. Details and court actions are unclear due to transcription errors.
This bank offers systematic handling of estate matters including appraising property negotiating settlements auditing and passing upon claims collecting assets maintaining records watching investments and preparing tax returns. It asks if you would leave these problems to others when it costs no more to have the bank act for you.
Secretary WM McKenney recounts a recent win at a major bridge tournament highlighting the life of the late Lows HH OWatson of New York SE. Watson, a famed bridge master, died suddenly of a heart attack and is praised for pioneering play and his Self-Teacher contract system.
The report states an automobile operated by Gefencans struck a machine near Feaga. The defendant is alleged negligent and reckless, claiming $300. An attachment writ was issued to the sheriff.
The trial featured testimony from Mrs Morgan and others regarding domestic threats and alleged assault. Key witnesses included Norman Morgan, Rob Zimmerman, and Linton. timing centered around evening hours with accusations of threatening behavior and attempts to force a separation.
The report notes the trial concluding without a decision as officers processed licenses and registrations. Names such as George Hott Geiner appear with a mention of a scales seal and a notification of a forthcoming ruling. Multiple arrests and fines are listed, with figures indicating substantial sums and a sale net of 3 563.05 from a Florida township case involving Edna Hosth and Frederik.
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