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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
9
Three men were injured when a car tore into a telephone pole and embankment on the highway. One man was knocked unconscious, others were shaken but treated at the scene or hospital. Dr. Roop from Land assisted injured. one passenger not hospitalized but treated.
A graduate from Maryland School returns to Pheastor to work at the family garage. The move signals a transition from schooling to local trades, with ties to the Maryland institution noted.
In a June 13 decision, a federal court ruled Alfred E Shives of Pechtville could not recover damages from Werstein Maraina Harval Company in a $150,000 personal injury suit stemming from a March 28, 1929 railway accident at Cherry Run. Shives sought compensation for injuries suffered due to alleged backing work and a struck helm chain incident.
NEA service transmission based on Anne Austin story details a tangled murder plot at a Berkeley house. MATTHEWS maid Doris and Abbie Berkeley figure in a perfume poisoned scheme as DETECTIVE DUNDEE probes suspects including GIGI and DICK BERKELEY while hidden letters and jealousy surface amid a looming arrest for Seymour Crosby relationship entanglements.
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A $65,000 reward launches the largest Chicago manhunt for gangsters who killed Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle. Pat Roche, chief investigator, inspects a left handed silk glove tied to the case while police question Ban Hunt about Lingle’s murder amid gangland ties and protective glare from officials.
Price winners are announced as Vice Crnce Nance and Sigota appear in ads. The brief notes the two individuals as notable names featured in promotional material. No further details provided.
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