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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
6
A report outlines calls to indict Germany for breaches of two peace pacts and the League of Nations posture amid diplomatic ruptures. Hitler's supporters cheer a public address as nations debate enforcement and possible German troop readiness in the Rhineland.
Patterson confessed Thursday that he helped hold up clerks at a Monroe Michigan area chain store and aided in escaping with cash after door entry. Authorities including Chief Bartgisal and Acting Superintendent Thompson noted ongoing fingerprint and investigative work.
The article describes Midway and Palmyra islands as distant extensions of Honolulu’s administrative reach, noting Midway’s 25 residents and Palmyra’s 35, their roles as potential aviation bases, and Palmyra’s past as a guano and coconut site now marked on maps as British but claimed by the United States.
The letter claims several CIA store holdups in Washington and asks about the method used by the negroes here, with authorities noting photos of the men sent to Washington. The fragment mentions Chief Bastgis and asks readers to say they saw it in The News.
State officials and residents watched rising waters flood low lying areas across Annapolis and Frederick County. Potomac River crested over ten feet above normal in Cumberland while Susquehanna overflow damaged homes and boats. Observers reported multiple sections inundated with transportation affected and evacuations underway as rains continued.
Damages totaling 10750 sought in circuit court this Thursday by Samuel B. Eagie and Edgar of near Knowville in a collision case from six years ago. The suit accuses negligent driving and seeks compensation for injuries and related costs.
A Baltimore woman alleges a truck driven by Edgar Eagle and owned by Samuel Eagle struck her car on July 26 1935. She claims the vehicle forced her from the road into a concrete culvert, causing serious injuries and extensive medical costs. She seeks 10000 damages from Henry Calhoun Inc and 750 for auto repairs and use losses. Court filings list attorney William Scommius.
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