Awards Made at Final Assembly at High School
Morning ceremony at the high school honored students with awards across disciplines. Teachers announced winners, and the principal praised academic achievement and community involvement.
10 Jun 1930
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News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
1
Morning ceremony at the high school honored students with awards across disciplines. Teachers announced winners, and the principal praised academic achievement and community involvement.
The 1930 senior program featured speeches, a pro cessional, and musical numbers. Alumni, scholarships, and medal presentations followed as awards honored athletics, scholarship, and service.
The Cincinnati branch faces a shortage crisis as Shafer and Shafer are accused in an embezzlement probe. Doheny Company linked to the incident. he held on grand jury bond of 13,020 dollars. Henry L. Doheny Company remains under scrutiny as the Cosmosportas Bank collapse is examined.
Archie Handley of near Walkersville is cleared of driving while intoxicated after witnesses contradict each other in a People’s Court session. The judge notes perjury among witnesses and dismisses the case. Dronenburg and others testified to Handley’s presence at the wheel.
A car skidded on a wet road crossing the Creek bridge near Gettysburg and overturned in the center of the road. Dr. McCarthy, a Waterbury resident and St. Mary’s College alumnus, died. his brother Thomas McCarthy and others survived. Dr. Miller, Adams County coroner, and state highway patrol were notified. funeral arrangements were made in Connecticut.
Seven people who died when an automobile plunged into a deep abandoned quarry near Souderton Pennsylvania have all been recovered. Navy yard workers aided by volunteers brought the final body to the surface after a heavy night of rain. Victims include Elmer Wisham 45 his mother arts sister his wife and 11 year old son a 3 year old niece and Ralph Cupitt the driver.
William F. Kenny Jr. married Adelaide Bride in Baltimore after eloping. The wedding ties Kenny to political donor activity from the 1928 Al Smith campaign, with references to a large sum and a Congressional investigating committee. The bride is age 23, and her father is a Washington, D.C. corporation counsel.
Fragmentary text shows an interstate road commission discussion with an extension request to remove the West. MD party. Jace 18 appears, but the full details and parties remain unreadable from the damaged source.
A concise report notes the death of Danzl W. Ketchard with unspecified details and fragmented references to June and local names, presenting a brief obituary-like notice from the era.
Maurice Martinez Levine Simpson of Pa confers MA in science at Mount St Marys College. Bachelor honors awarded to numerous graduates across Albany Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other cities. Gym decorated in gold and blue. Archbishop Currey presents honorary diploma amid cameras.
A society man wins a divorce as details show a youthful couple separated many years ago. The case highlights social circles and marriage norms of the era.
Committee Stile requests delivery of naval past papers. The note repeats the demand, with reference to obtaining archival materials from naval archives for review.
Washington reports President Hoover continues to refuse turning over state papers as Borah and others press for action on a London treaty. Senator Watson backs tariff bill conference report with limited revision claiming it aligns with Hoover goals and agriculture gains. Harold F. Brown resigns Cash and Carry gas station posts in Frederick. Philadelphia population may miss 2 million target. current estimate 1,948,779 with possible upward adjustment.
An assault case involving a defendant identified as Hargett was heard after preliminary proceedings. The document references arraignment and related legal steps, noting engagement with a court in a Riverside region and mentions of charges and potential outcomes.
Fishermen gather to discuss the most favorable bids and a new appropriation aimed at securing use of experimental bass tims in Maury West Virginia stations. Other topics include prep for the July 1 fishing season and a planned meeting at the Blue and Grey room.
Dr. William Crawford Johnson of this city plans to join fellow class members for Princeton University’s reunion events in New Jersey. The 1875 graduate, who left Friday, will participate in a parade and commemorative activities marking the class’s ongoing ties to campus life and the 30 living members.
The city updates traffic rules to prohibit standing or stopping in front of private driveways and at crosswalks and intersections. Police gain authority to regulate all public parking areas and enforce penalties. A second ordinance targets parking on South Court street, with similar penalties and powers. The move aims to reduce street congestion and reckless parking seen in busy periods.
New York June 19 AP The stock market opened stunned after a severe blow yesterday Prices moved uncertainly with a mid rally attracting renewed selling then turning up in the early afternoon Trading was heavy with ticker activity lagging the market Call money held at 3 percent Prices rose in late afternoon as bear traders covered positions
June reports from nchwest say Carol I works on a new cabinet after upheaval and pursues reconciliation with Princess Helen. He summons General Averescu to assess remaining opposition in a formal move amid a royal divorce context.
Baltimore dispatch reports the vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died suddenly at his Severn Park home. The obituary notes long service since 1850 in general freight operations and mentions his birthplace and career milestones.
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