02 May 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
1
The report indicates a $1,200,000 gain in bank clearings for the year with total amounts reaching $25,262,364.98 and notes steady improvements in money conditions. It recalls the Clearing House history, established May 3, 1893, and cites past totals including $31,554,925.65 in 1920 and $22,385,195.33 five years earlier, highlighting long term growth.
In another auto incident a girl faces possible perjury charges at a hearing today in People’s Court after a beating. The defendant denied the charge but admitted being in a car with a young man as the testimony wavered. A corporal from the state police presented car watch notes as the case moves to court tonight.
Samuel Cain, born April 15 1826 in Jogton Ireland, lived in Washington Pa and Ohio, fought in the Civil War, co founded McCain Realty, survived by four children G R McCain W B McCain E D McCain S W McCain. Funeral at United Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh Sunday afternoon.
A man identified in connection with the Mary Baker murder case was arrested today in Arlington County Virginia. He faces charges including a money-related offense and was placed under a $500 bail. Authorities say the investigation broadened with the new arrest linked to the Baker case.
Tettigan France reports Fan Mermoz Fresca 2 arriving at 3.00 a.m. and Senecal Wess Afceanta a Cisvace for the race.
Garde presents detailed notes on the installation of a Templar Commandery. The article outlines rituals, roles, and ceremonial steps, emphasizing lineage, authority, and the historical significance of the installation within the order.
Frosts and freezing checked bloom in the Allegheny Mountain area and across 29 counties around Worcester and Detroit Washington counties. Dr Paul F Titsworth of Washington College was among four injured near Baltimore while returning from a Rotary gathering.
A social event named eee Party was held with attendees including Mrs. Andrew Helen Ramsburg Batsexine Barter Wilma Winebrenner Emma Svad and Messrs Roger Stottemyer Harry Morgan Glenn Lenhart Roger Zimmer Man Jarod Ramsburg Havoi Stull John Fietz Charles Clem Mer Snel and Mrs. Oirence Stotliege.
At Hood College in 1883 the student Fetes ars 1 of 3 attendees is named to go as a delegate. The text notes Sed one of the six delegates to attend Tri-State C at Sherwood Forest on May 24, with Cabinst WC. local membership remains unclear.
Fe ted Society Officer a garbled OCR item noting a society official and a year. Readable fragments point to a local civic or club notice with uncertain names and dates. The readable text does not establish a clear event, outcome, or involved organizations.
Obituary notice reports final rites for Edward Derr Shriner at Olivet Cemetery with services by Rev. Dr. Kieker. State Society of Sons of the American Revolution members and Maryland officers pass resolutions praising Shriner’s long service since 1909 and 1921, noting his roles as manager and vice president. Funeral director Thomas P. Rice coordinated arrangements.
Plainfield area report states detective Dalley killed Ida Gel and then committed suicide at a roadhouse near the city. Ida Gel was mother of two, separated from her husband. The case involves the local Kemp's Pleasure Club meeting and a transacted program.
A tornadic event devastated Art of County last year, leaving widespread damage and prompting local officials to review emergency responses. Residents recall the sudden danger and the community’s resilience as restoration continues.
A garbled discussion mentions Stayton and Hoover with hints of political context and a May Day reference. The text shifts to weather data noting a cool April month with low rainfall, temperatures in the forties, five dry days, a thunderstorm with 0.71 inch precip, and total April rainfall of 2.87 inches versus a 3.35 inch normal.
Senator Norris opened the Senate opposition to Judge John J. Parker of North Carolina as Supreme Court nominee. He argued to block the confirmation, as debate began on President Roosevelt's pick. The outcome remained doubtful with a vote possible by night or Monday.
A report states McDermott was placed in solitary confinement after a deadly incident involving Don Mellett. The killer was confined near the barbed wire boundary in the prison yard where damaged cells are repaired. McDermott later obtained bricks and used them to bombard guards during the episode.
A Sunday report notes Pastor Paul C. Curiman braved service at the church as the congregation marked 14 years with activities near the Sunday school area. The event referenced a wish or message connected to the church this May 11.
Panama City CAP1 This understood there that when Rear Adm Richard E Byrd reaches Panama May io the entire personnel of the Esvd Antarctic expedition except those who already are in the United States will be assembled here for the triumphant return to the United States Admiral Byrd is expected to remain here from two to three weeks to awaits the arrival of others of his party.
President Hoover asks Congress for 250000 dollars to fund his law commission. The request comes as political attention focuses on the administration amid ongoing policy discussions and public interest in reform efforts.
Entry shows a fragment about a two year old girl named Hartge Te and a phrase Shetigans Egg, with unclear context and no complete event or details. The readable text is highly garbled with no identifiable organization, date, or location.
A commencement ceremony is planned for Monday June 2 with Hon Alfred P Dents delivering the address at Tart Cu.
The Union Pacific system was announced winner of the annual steam railroad accident prevention contest. Public figures released show last year’s railroad employee accidents at 58,466, down from 50,000 previously.
A destructive tornado tore through Tekamah and surrounding areas causing heavy property damage and multiple deaths. In Wabasha Steele counties Minnesota and Iowa regions teams reported extensive destruction with dozens injured or killed. Local towns faced ruined stores, homes, and crops with authorities assessing losses near 100000 dollars in places.
Elmer Kenyon of Pittsburgh lectured at Hood College on Theater Guild and the Realities Play of Today. He argued the dramatic instinct is lifelong and praised modern American realism while lamenting today’s youth drift from theater as drama improves. The talk contrasted melodrama of earlier days with current authentic drama and its life reflection.
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