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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1931
Page
10
McGlothin of Nashville will preach next Sunday at the Baker church with Rev. Yams leading prayers. Dr. Wealer’s sermon centers on Christ as Lord of every calling, illustrating divine provision for needs in a desert crowd and urging all workers to find fullness of fellowship in Him.
The text sketches a funeral or memorial service with religious reflections on forgiveness and peace in death. It mentions Rev Dewitt BP Zuse, pastor of Centennial, and notes a ceremony attended by a crowd as part of church participation led by the mayor and board of neighbors. The passage is garbled but centers on prayer, pardon for sin, and communal memorial rites.
A third degree quake was logged on Regis College seismograph at 5.45 a.m. M.S.T. by Rev. A. W. Famall. Maximum intensity at 5.24 a.m. The tremor ended at 5.51 a.m. lasting 24 minutes. Fr. Fastall estimated the epicenter roughly 3,000 miles from Denver, likely not in the Americas.
A digram shows the route where the tech move lands the checker at square 10 and its 21st move ends on square 21. The sequence highlights the key transition points and final position in the puzzle.
John Noyes a ranch dealer near Urbana was robbed Friday evening as his carriage stopped at his gate. Two or more men, said to be of color, assaulted him and rifled pockets taking about two dollars, papers and his bank book. Mrs Noyes’ cries frightened the robbers who fled leaving the pocketbook. Deputy Sheriff B Frank Dollis investigates along with reports of similar city robberies and another possible involvement of a negro in a separate case.
A news item describes a showman trip to the Ford Motor Company Rouge River plant in Dearborn Michigan. The film covers the Dearborn factory, glass production, iron mining, coal fields, and transportation methods. It notes three reels shown in the afternoon and five at night. A separate note reports tornado winds in Minnesota on June 21 causing widespread property damage with no loss of life.
European nations voice agreement with President Hoover’s moratorium offer while London and Vienna react. British officials warn a one year pause may not lift the world from economic distress. Austrian foreign minister hails the move as noble and important for peace. Paris observers anticipate U.S. action shaping European debt settlements.
Disjointed report cites New York and Idaho figures urging a moratorium on armaments and reparations, with quotes from Idaho Senator and Boise leaders. Chicago scene notes the killing of Jacoby Kaufman as prosecutors say the crowd overstepped. Local references mix into a fragmented summary of political tension and a violent incident.
The large frame house owned by Richard Vansani on the Baltimore Frederick road about a quarter mile west of Plane No 4 was completely destroyed by a fire late Sunday night. The home had been unoccupied for some time and residents saved a nearby garage. Firemen and neighbors guarded against further outbreaks as the blaze was fought from about 10:30 p.m. until the early hours.
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