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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1931
Page
10
A formal moratorium plan is agreed upon after announcements from Heover and other major governmental bodies. The accord shows consensus among important governments on implementing the temporary halt as outlined in the plan.
Paris and Berlin report a Franco American accord on a reparations moratorium to aid Germany and stabilize postwar finances. Hoover plans and negotiations are framed as timely relief with approvals pending from involved powers. London reacts with relief as news reaches the public.
Baltimore July 6 Three German field pieces taken from Germany at war end will be placed before the Brigade Headquarters building at Camp Ritchie before the Mary land National Guard encampment opens this month Major Harry C Ruhl said. The guns on a Baltimore and Ohio flat car await transport to the guard camp two are 7 millimeter and one is 105 millimeter, similar to guns once distributed in Maryland. They are for display only and have no other use.
An odd textual fragment describes a convoluted scenario involving matches, garden rematches, and a grand plan. It references a person or group named Werner and hints at a scoring or pairing process amidst confusion. The passage remains unclear but implies repeated trials and a focus on match outcomes.
In Towson Circuit Court two former deputy State fish wardens Vernon Dreisch and Raymond Powers were convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to two and a half years in the House of Correction for the February 16 shooting of George Lee, an Annapolis fisherman, near the State fish hatchery. The trial moved from Anne Arundel to Towson after pretrial publicity concerns. The case heard six prosecution witnesses and a brief defense, with Judge Offutt criticizing state officials for arming the wardens without warnings. However, the article also mentions unrelated dispatches from Rio de Janeiro about the Cayapo war situation.
The article notes Glenna Collett Burney, famed U S golf champion, at a country estate near Greenwich with husband Edwin Hoare Jr. It mentions her career record of success over successive seasons and references a dramatic period of conflict and violence including deaths and property damage.
The Save-a-Life campaign run by the Community Motor Union faces possible pullback as officials, including A De Lasheat and D A De Laeunutt, urge new certification rules and praise for existing inspections. The dispute focuses on time, costs, and the role of garage-owners in the program, with proposals to adjust inspection procedures and funding discussed ahead of the Ocean City convention scheduled for July.
A garbled theater note hints at a production called Quick Miss or similar title. It mentions oppressive control, cities silenced, and a powerful figure named Spencer Trav. Names and places are uncertain, but the piece implies a coercive regime affecting performances and audiences.
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