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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1929
Page
9
Rodney Duicher reports the inauguration of Herbert Hoover as president will cost about 168400 officials say. Costs cover transport security and crowd control with 20000 attending parade and a charity ball planned. Budget sources include 40000 from Congress and 109900 raised by the inauguration committee.
A fragmented report notes Edison weighing light and power as major achievements amid scattered mentions of the system, telephones, and technology progress. The text references figures and places ambiguously, with unclear dates and local color, leaving the core idea as a broad contemplation of infrastructure and innovation.
In brief the inauguration program lists morning events with the presidential oath administered by Chief Justice Taft, Dawes leading a parade salute, a formal review from a special stand, and a White House reception. An evening charity ball will be held with thousands attending.
General Summerall will lead a 1930 inaugural parade as land marshal with a staff of 13 at the front. Hoover Coolidge Dawes and Curtis will head the line of march entering the White House reviewing stand. The event features floats bright uniforms and aircraft including the Los Angeles dirigible. A 40 000 spectator crowd will watch from stands and sidewalks with units from the army navy and marine corps plus cadets and veterans groups. The Ku Klux Klan is barred and old inaugural balls will not be revived.
A terse note describes an incident at Lars Point near Fort Fregraz. The fragment mentions a vessel aground and references the Cave Exchange with unclear context and names. Further details are unreadable in the text.
The report claims no surprise wedding will occur. Col. de Miss Anne Springle and the fiancé have not fixed time and place. Lindbergh was seen with Miss Morrow and Lee near the Morrow home. the town scene includes colorful flowers around the court.
Beverly Hills February 25 Aima is a screen actress reported by relatives to be in critical condition at her home tonight. She has been on a break during a period of illness, said to have been brought on by excesses as neighbors held a car at the actor home. Coolidge OKs Flood Loansauthorizing an appropriation of 8 million dollars for farmers in the Southeastern States who have suffered from storms and floods.
In the forest a phrase hints at seventy two lureatensa tied by a bunt in a hidden scene. The text reads as an oblique note about forest creatures and a strange count.
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