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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1930
Page
7
A Pennsylvanian study argues license revocation better ensures traffic safety than fines. It cites 1928 figures and notes that revoking licenses screens out physically or mentally unfit drivers and aids in enforcing laws, though critics question equal rights and practicality.
A historical piece explains vapor lock as a result of overheated carburetors and high temperature fuels. It notes four engine-fueling failure modes, links vaporization to carburetor placement and fuel pump heat, and suggests cooler fuels or insulation between carburetor and exhaust to prevent stalling and rough idle.
About two thousand people are expected at the fourth annual picnic and outing of the local branch of the Maryland State Dairymen Association at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge next Wednesday. The program features state leaders and entertainers with remarks by Mayor William F Breening and others. David G Zentz organized the event for the Maryland State Dairymen Association. The program opens at 3 PM with speeches and musical performances.
A 3 PM event lists contests with prizes for boys and girls and other gendered and size categories under the direction of KL Mills and W Pearse of Baltimore tied to the Gaity association. Evening program at 7 PM features community singing led by Gideon with Ruth EB Verytright, moving pictures under W Horace Harper. Governor Ritchie invited but unable to attend.
A fragmented radio schedule shows stations across the United States listing networks NBC CBS and independent programs. It notes times for Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Chicago broadcasts with orchestras dance music and various features including Tom Dick and Harry and Paramount Orchestra.
An accident involving a vehicle caused injuries to Angier and Warner, with details noting a young daughter and a hospital or state context. The report references Middleton and a student’s name, indicating a collision and subsequent injuries.
U S testing of rubber compounds under Bureau of Standards aims to extend tire life. Experiments simulate road wear to measure abrasion resistance and durability, including tread thinning, heat loss, and endurance under varying loads and speeds. Results guide safer, longer lasting tires.
A witness told the jury to focus on the case facts and avoid extraneous questions, insisting they stick to the issue at hand during testimony in the ongoing trial. The jurors were advised to limit inquiries to pertinent matters and maintain courtroom decorum as deliberations continue.
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