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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1934
Page
4
Unclear court notes detail recent hearings on drunkenness driving and related charges. Individuals including Fouts and Bates faced fines and brief terms. multiple motorists warned or suspended for intoxication and reckless driving. A Montgomery County matter references officers and a peacemaker role amid street incidents.
A survey of Belgian philately traces royal portrait issues from Leopold I to Leopold III, detailing stamp designs, denominations, and wartime issues. It also notes New York stamp authorities’ scan for a future U.S. general issue, with a Maryland tercentenary and a Mother’s Day commemorative as prospects.
A fragmented reflection on science progress and knowledge growth. The speaker urges study, wisdom, and prolific learning, noting many problems remain until future ages evolve. The passage requests readers to note the piece in The News.
Feb 27 New York report notes using stands for some musicians improves tone and brilliance of broadcasts. engineers call the setup vertical music with piano harp and cello remaining seated. list of programs and times across WEAF NBC WABC and WIZ stations.
Lieut Albert Harmon of the Michigan National Guard, an officer with the 107th Observation Squadron, was killed when his plane crashed on the ice near Lorain Ohio while returning from Cleveland to Detroit. His parachute failed to deploy and the aircraft exploded in flames during a heavy snowstorm. Harmon had flown Col E C Clark to Cleveland and was returning alone.
Nick and friends watch a fish perform daring aerial stunts above the sea. The fish dives, whizzes, and loops, while Scouty and Goldy cheer. A kingfisher eyes the fish with a net, prompting an anxious finish as the group bids farewell.
Annie Lippy of Hanover Pa notes in her will that the Tressler Orphans Home at iLeysville Pa receives nearly all her estate valued above 10 000 in personal property. Two friends receive 200 each and executor Abin R Nissir is named.
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