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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1931
Page
2
A garbled OCR listing outlines radio programming and orchestras across major markets. It mentions Boston, Detroit, Chicago, and Pittsburgh stations with schedules for WEAF WEAF program blocks, orchestras, and concerts. The document names broadcasters, hours, and musical acts in a dense, era-typical schedule snapshot.
Fashion notes describe jackets and boleros using bold color like emerald lime and blue, with fabrics including crepe and velvet. Details include fur trimmings, deep cape collars, and various sleeve lengths, highlighting coordinated ensembles for evening dress.
Washington reports President Hoover rejected France’s proposal for unlimited expert powers to shape an intergovernmental moratorium. Secretary Melon outlined American positions in Paris, while the president’s party debated how far executive authority should extend amid Franco-American talks.
Police asked for help locating a missing man who had left from Santa Street Savaregy and entered a West Al residence. The man vanished after a brief encounter, spurring a Sunday morning search that yielded no results. Meanwhile several arrests occurred on unrelated charges including drunkenness and disturbances, with bail set in the range of a few dollars.
July events show families gathering at relatives homes in Uniontown Taylorsville and Frederick. Visitors include Mrs Stella Conaway at Gate sanatorium and extended family from Baltimore Detroit and New Windsor. Intermittent notes say Yvonne Nusbaum spent time with Horace Hinsley family.
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