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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
1
City officials press Laurence Richer to oppose disposing of the Catoctin Furcace fishing preserve. A telegram from Mayor and Aldermen urged him not to sell after tensions over stream access, stressing warm hospitality to President Hoover and his party.
Sidney R. Prince Jr. of Washington and Alexander M. Knapp of Baltimore were sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 100 each after being convicted of simple assault in Chambersburg. They had previously faced charges of driving intoxicated and permitting an intoxicated person to drive. The case stemmed from a September incident involving a truck load of produce.
Readable fragments report unprecedented floods in an African district with casualties and disrupted cattle deliveries. Details are unclear but indicate disaster impact and ongoing relief needs.
Two hundred thirty seven children are enrolled in the Vacation Bible School program. Teachers listed include Miss Gildys Watct Eiginh, Miss Rena Stagen, Miss Helen Heimatt, Miss Efe Moore, and Miss Severin, with noted class activities and play sessions.
In a morning session Justice Alton Bennet imposed sentences and set bonds for eleven individuals in a run of larceny cases. Offenders included hens stolen from John Thomas and tires from A W Nievk, with bonds ranging from 50 to 750 dollars and several detainers forwarded by Montgomery County authorities.
Reported gun battle in the Detroit River ends with ram runners from East Windsor retreating into Canadian waters after a hole is shot in a Customs Patrol Cutter prow. No confirmed casualties given. Market reports note irregular prices and cautious pools amid overbought fears in New York.
A dam at Lake Roy broke sending floodwaters through a valley and flooding trees and chicken yards. Camp Ritchie Maryland National Guard units assess repairs start at once while local scouts camp at Cascade report no danger to campers.
A second pilgrimage to the Hoover barn will be held July 22 with morning services at the United Brethren church Wollsyte and an afternoon session at the nearby old barn. An evening musical program will close the event with speakers and committees organized by Rev. Palmer Sterker and others.
Unclear OCR text shows President Hoover urging a moral reckoning for the country. The fragment references a speech or message about national conduct and ethical standards, with mention of leaders and public duty.
Edgar Steever former U S Army colonel plans a heart and nervous rest camp near Frederick. Work halted two weeks ago over right of way and power-line delays. most site work done and new structures planned. A resident physician will head the camp with Frederick doctors consulted as needed. Also a juvenile court case involves Roger Bohn charged with stone throwing injuring Mahommit in Clemsonville.
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed text about Sigarocce wRFS and two dollars related to Bahasa Fi. No coherent names, dates, places, or events are clearly readable to confirm a specific news item.
The Northeast endures record heat with New York reaching 93 degrees and Newark issuing water warnings. A passing storm brought brief relief as temperatures dropped before rising again, while Philadelphia measured 84 and Philadelphians prepared for further highs.
A 67 year old man died after falling from his home porch roof while cleaning a birds nest from a spouting. He became dizzy while picking cherries and struck a cement walk, suffering a fractured skull and brain concussion. Doctors noted the incident occurred in the early evening and his wife, Miss Mamba, awaited news.
Fund records show receipts totaling 3.533 93 dollars with 15 percent earmarked for care programs under the T4345 and B08 designations. This item notes ongoing distributions to aid affected communities.
Frederick plans an emergency landing airport to support a proposed Washington to Pittsburgh air route. City to acquire 80 to 100 acres with private funding and government equipment including beacon lighting. Officials expect a swift decision as site inspections proceed and local leaders back the project.
The Frederick Automobile Dealers Association met at Hotel Braddock to back the Save Aldfe safety drive through July 15. Officials urge all Frederick County owners to have brakes horns lights steering and mirrors inspected at no charge before the campaign ends. A July gathering at Catoctin Country Club will host a golf tournament with date to be announced.
Baltimore reports James Aberts, railroad brakeman, detained for two days of questioning in connection with a diary linked to Mrs. H Stone of Havre De Grace and the alleged abuse of her 13-year-old son. He was taken from his train by investigators and brought to a home for further testimony. no formal arrest announced.
A report states Dr Wilan E. Tat was killed at his home around 6 39. The incident occurred amid a nearby siren and corridor sounds. Authorities describe the death as instantaneous with unclear immediate cause.
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