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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
9
The American Automobile Association hires LeVarre and famed photographer Holmes to produce top quality outdoor scenic images. Marvin Jensen pursues a new aviation endurance record aboard Green Flash seeking innovative plane designs.
In Mexico City on May 21 more than 200 Mexican railroad and transport workers left the Supreme Court building after a long sit in. They protested a 1926 arbitration ruling that denied union status, and President Emilio Portes Gil sent an emissary to negotiate. The strike was orderly with no forcible removal, and workers vowed to remain without food until the decision was reconsidered. Grange Meets Today at Mt Pleasant with lectures and a Mary land extension service director as speaker.
Street disturbances led to fines in a Police Court session. A man was fined 4.00 dollars and Viola paid 250 dollars after a melee that left one person half unclothed and knocked down in an areaway on Wes Second street. Walter and Loretta Andress saw their disorderly conduct case postponed to Monday evening for more witness testimony. Marion Feaga was jailed on drink charges after arrest by officers Dell and Ih with 25 collateral set for tonight’s hearing.
Des Moines Iowa May 31 Des Moines University lost a rain court fight as Judge Frank Shankland overruled a motion to dismiss a temporary injunction under which the school has operated since May 13. The writ will not become permanent until after a hearing date set for another time. Students obtained the injunction May 13 after Dr T Z Shields chairman ordered the school closed over student protests. Although the temporary victory is won the trustees may not recognize credits or work done while the school was open in violation of the board mandate. Seniors wonder if diplomas will be awarded next Tuesday.
Fragmentary notes indicate discussions of a pay plan and access issues. Mentions of names and places are unclear, with several garbled phrases and uncertain references to dates and events. The readable bits suggest a brief update on technology or service costs affecting a community.
Report details hail damage in Hagerstown with reports of wrecked poles and roof damage at Broadway school and nearby properties. Weather data shows Friday reaching 87 degrees with high humidity and afternoon thunderstorms, followed by cooler conditions and a chance of showers.
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