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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1931
Page
14
Cel William D. Tipton of the 29th Division addressed Rotary Club members, stressing aviation's role in wartime and outlining its impact on the conflict. He spoke about training, strategy, and the value of air power in supporting ground forces.
Col Tipton spoke at the Frederick field club meeting praising two weeks of highly technical training for a division staff from Maryland Virginia DC and Pennsylvania. He noted the planes used are advanced and require careful handling as the unit coordinates aloft with ground operations. Major Masson announced weather delayed a planned mock bombardment at Hagerstown while cadets and officers socialized at a Catoctin Country Club reception.
In dire straits the Chinese believe ancestors may aid rescue, if remains are properly busied and kept intact, reflecting rites that preserve the dead for spiritual intercession.
The governor addressed a conference of industrial representatives from about 200 to 900 manufacturing plants, urging support for social and economic measures. He recalled how small communities once thrived on small industries and noted a shift as plant sizes grew.
Frederick county delegates attend the opening sessions of the annual Grange conference at the University of Maryland. Participants include Mrs William T Biser lecturer Pomona Grange and Ise Helen Pearson home demonstration agent, with others from Braddock and the Federation of Rural Women's Clubs. The program begins with a 6:45 a.m. devotional, followed by four speaker addresses and afternoon visits to sites including an outdoor meeting at the Washington Zoo.
Local report notes Henry Stanton a 15-year-old youth seriously injured after an auto incident. Authorities say the case involves liquor charges and a second arrest in Middletown. Joseph Holdcraft, 22, jailed for violating county law. Hospital officials indicate internal injuries.
Police with county officers arrested Henry Stanton and others in a raid on a Myersville bar. Four gallons of whisky, beer and crocks were seized and Stanton jailed on liquor charges. Other cases report a Sixth Street disturbance, a drunkenness charge, and a Hopkins County collision injuring Holderaft.
Over 1,000 attendees expected for the Utica Union Sunday school picnic at Miller's Grove near Lewistown on Saturday. The all day event includes speeches by Rev Amon J Traver and A Clark, musical performances, readings, noon dinners, and an evening festival with old-time music.
The planters action targets a large cotton harvest after government crop forecasts, aiming to reduce supply by about 4 million bales and extend to a multi year effect. The move follows a government crop forecast and is supported by affected farmers and associated groups.
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