12 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1932
Page
1
Rescue teams press into flood areas as relief workers reach towns along the river. Authorities report damaged creeks, ruined roads, and displaced residents requiring shelter, food, and medical aid. Priority is given to vulnerable families and children in the hardest hit zones.
A 9 year old, David Wiseman Malore, drowned in Baker Park pool Monday afternoon after cramps struck while swimming with his sister. The body was recovered after the basin was drained for cleaning. coroner ruled death accidental, caused by cramps and drowning in shallow water.
Three young men from Easton Pennsylvania were arrested near the Monocacy river mouth for illegal fishing with outlines. The men, Penrose Ryder, Lighty, and George Seneta, were each fined 75 dollars plus 10 dollars for additional violations. Warden Benjamin Fhebus of the county oversaw the action.
Arlington era reports indicate a suspect named Aries, described as promising, was detained in the murder investigation of Horace Waters, a year old merchant from Old Germantown. State official Stedman Prescott of Montgomery confirmed multiple suspects, including a woman, are in custody as the probe continues.
AP report describes gun battles near Columbus Ohio amid gunfire and bridge dynamiting. In Anch ems county Chauncey events follow an attack on a guard camp and a nearby cemetery blaze.
Decker, manager of Bitking operations, led the First Casualty unit in a funeral director setting. Authorities referenced a 19 mark head injury as part of the case, with oversight by the funeral director.
Governor Roosevelt faces travel delays as strong winds limit passage along Long Island Sound. A tow was required to move his yacht to Newport, where preparations for the Democratic national convention proceed amid weather concerns.
Rural carriers attend a state seminar gathering in scarce OCR text. Attendants discuss routes and duties with emphasis on practical service improvements. The fragment hints at organized meetings but lacks full names, dates, or locations.
Fragmentary report notes a revolutionary regime being set up in Sao Paulo area with chaotic remarks about a regime change and implied disruption to order. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
A fragmented note reports a local rally advocating home investment as market shifts impact the area. Details are unclear but the event centers on housing concerns and community action.
Local residents report aggressive door to door subscription pitches for a "Scholarship" magazine. Police restricted a crew of fifteen agents while Cumberland authorities censured similar practices. some solicitors were accused of pressuring women home alone to sign contracts. The Ali Ghan Temple events drew 50 to 73 attendees, with a concert by the Ali Ghan Temple band and a parade from Cumberland Court House to the temple grounds.
State penal farm near Roxbury in Otngton County prepares ground for new structures. Superintendent of Prisons notes concrete work for the vegetable farm completed, a mule barn high, and two temporary barracks rising. Workers are building two binoc tien and grad Giher structures for the pig and cow pens while earth is removed for potato crops.
Washington reports President Hoover indicated a relief bill under consideration by the House will be enacted shortly. Democratic leader Represse Rains told reporters the rule legislation faced opposition but backed by supporters. The article notes political maneuvering and public sentiment around relief measures.
A late night melee at a Virginia road house left two men dead and two women injured. Authorities say the fight escalated quickly before gunfire echoed through the venue. Investigators are reviewing witness statements and security footage to identify suspects and determine a motive.
The First Infantry Band under leader Henry S Ketter presents a Wednesday night concert at Baker Park Boclock. The program includes University of Pennsylvania Band March, Seitz popular waltz Moonlight King, Crusader march Sousa popular selections, Harvard Strube, and the Star Spangled Banner.
Washington July 12 AP A Cal veterans group led by RoR Robertson plans to camp on the capitol grounds until Congress adjourns or grants immediate cash payment of the bonus. The group forms a parade to march to the capitol after convening, while the Warren reformers refrain from joining the so-called bonus expeditionary force. Veterans Administration officials report most bonus certificates from a 100 million fund have been extended, with 109 percent of the applications granted or pending.
The Garden Club of Frederick met on a midweek morning for a trip to three nurseries near Bucke followed by a brief business session at Mrs. Tuscarora’s home. Ten members and one guest attended. The excursion highlighted various plants and nursery offerings including mention of a CGW named Totus wearIRT and a display of goldfish.
The Frederick church council, led by chairman Worthington Staley, hosted a reception for Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Traver. The program at 8:30 featured songs readings and a wedding anniversary parody, with solos by Avs. Webster Wehi and violin by Maralee Moore. A clipping recounting the Trav ers wedding at Fort Plain, N.Y. in 1912 was read by T. Arnold Whitmore.
A brief obituary notices the death of a figure nicknamed Whistling Democrat in Rochester New York. No further details or names provided due to damaged text but notes the local obituary context.
Libby Reynolds moves to secure a quiet estate for her husband’s memory while she battles exhaustion. Sheriff Transon Scott said the investigation into Smith Reynolds's death remains open with no next step announced. Alfred Holman of Cincinnati stated Smith’s father plans a return from Africa, and R J Reynolds Jr. is expected home soon.
Seven persons were hurt when a car carrying residents of Gaithersburg collided with another auto near Rockville. The vehicle skidded, rolled twice, and landed on its side. Injured were Leste ran family members and Clyde W. Ausherman family, plus a 2 month old. Two others names were not learned. Driver Proctor, colored, escaped serious injury.
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