Crarter Face Discussed At Monday Meet
A brief meeting on Monday addressed the Crarter matter amid unclear details. Participants considered options and potential outcomes as the discussion progressed.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1930
Page
12
A brief meeting on Monday addressed the Crarter matter amid unclear details. Participants considered options and potential outcomes as the discussion progressed.
A Carroll County committee seeks input on two expansion options for the Boy Scout council. One plan would create a new county unit at an estimated $4,500 yearly budget, potentially funded in part by Carroll and Frederick counties. The alternative involves coordinating with a neighboring council in Washington County or Washington D.C. A Frederick option would cost between $2,000 and $2,800 annually. A five-member committee will canvass Carroll County residents and report next Monday.
Readable names and unit hints suggest a roster fragment for Troop 24 with several individuals listed such as Vernon DeGrange Sevier Ehvinss and others. No clear event, date, or location stated beyond associated troop identifiers. The text is garbled with numerous misreads.
Construction work begins on storm water sewers along West Elerharc ley from Fil pected to alleviate flooding and unsanitary conditions at Kuncharts alley. City crews under Charles W. Kiine fence Kidwiler meadow and relocate area near the swimming pool as part of ongoing street drainage improvements.
Ensigns to be commissioned afterJune week ceremonies as 403 first class midshipmen take furloughs. Infante Don Alfonso and three other arrivals join midshipmen aboard ship for annual cruise toward European waters aboard the fleet.
The text identifies Zephyr as the red cord and notes errors in a puzzle answer. It mentions a Medus replica and missing parts of a boat and sail alignment. The forward end and bow details are clarified, with a racing tape as ballast.
Omaha Neb June 2 two young women Betty McCauley 20 and Bessie Others 22 faced charges after being brought in on liquor tasting and claimed to have acted as ey cover agents on a reservation. Judge Holmes denounced the officers as corrupt and the episode ended with arrests following a drinking party in the Federal Building corridors.
Washington June 2 Democratic senators from the West and New England urged faster action on tariff as the pension bill passed over the president’s veto. The debate highlighted liberalizing pay for Spanish War veterans and broader grant proposals amid calls for action from both chambers.
The domestic drama Pans Bound anchors a New Maryland program featuring Ann Harding in the lead and Fredric March opposite her. A news reel and a talking comedy accompany the feature as additional short subjects.
A fragmented notice mentions Senate events and a vial saga, with sparse readable facts. The item references a parliamentary or civic action tied to a date or event, but specifics are unclear in the OCR snippet.
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