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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1931
Page
3
A radiogram style page lists musical programs and features across stations and cities. It notes Great Composers segments, orchestral broadcasts, and various shows featuring performers and bands. Stations include WEAP WIZ WRAY and others, with times and notable artists mentioned.
Austin Harper a 19 year old fugitive from Maryland Training School for Boys escaped again during an evening pursuit through East Second and East Third streets. He was arrested at St Johns Parochial School after climbing a fire escape and was remanded for transport back to the gaining school.
The U S Amateur Air Pilots Association begins an annual insignia register for private sport planes to identify them from commercial craft. Noted av ia tors including General S Borden and A Felix CuPont Jr join the effort to promote flying as a national, uniformly governed sport with amateur rules and events.
An officer plans to send the boy back to the school from which he escaped multiple times, noting prior transfers for incorrigibility and his visits to relatives on Tran avenue East Fourth street where his father was known for breaking out of the train. Col Lindbergh visited Nome on a mining town thrill trip, while Navy inspector Bren Lent and S. T. Dickinson oversee provisions for naval stations in New York City and Kamashi coal supplies.
A dated home recipe column describes easy to make desserts using whipped cream, coconut, and chocolate coating. It covers layering wafers with cream, setting in a dish, and variations with ginger wafers or fruit garnishes.
A jumble of garbled phrases mentions weather, locations, and stray names. Readable bits reference Seton, ORY, Seed shames, and Jessen with scattered numbers and nonsensical terms. The piece resembles a damaged page with no clear single event or coherent report.
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