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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 09, 1930

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Auto Crash Near Frederick Leaves Three Hurt

Three youths returning from Frederick were injured when their Model A Ford coupe left the road and overturned in a Cedar Grove curve. Harold Arnold, owner and driver, suffered lacerations and was hospitalized. brothers or companions King and Kong were treated for serious injuries. Arnold may face further action after others’ conditions improve.

Fredir Cedar Grove Arnold M. D. Bruvsker Tok Arnold Kongs William Burdette Hrattstown Burdette Hyattstown Kings

Navy air fleet roars farewell over New York in display

A 139 airplane naval formation roared over Manhattan from Curtiss Field and returned to Norfolk. The flight from Lexington Saratoga and Langley staged aerial passes above Washington and Philadelphia before landing on carrier decks. Officials described it as the largest aerial armada over the capital with a dramatic show of formation flight and precision maneuvers. Through the week the fleet conducted tactical attacks on New England cities and prepared for further deck landings.

New York Mat Navy Air Norfolk Curtiss Field Manhattan Lexington Saratoga Langer Air Geet New England Philadelphia Baltimore Annapolis Washington Will Tng Capitol Brossimat Ziv

Seven Yale Students Fined for Rioting

New Raven. Coss. Mar 9 reports seven Yale students faced fines of $25 after a riot during IAPsaenis celebrations. Four were discharged after proving no connection to the melee. One arraignment followed hospital release, and a traveling salesman involved in the incident was hospitalized. A hearing is set for tonight.

Raven Coss Aenis Taier Isalg

Seventeen Boxes of Dynamite Stolen from Grove

A Grove company reports a break in on Wednesday morning with a door broken open and seventeen boxes of dynamite missing. Signs indicate expert work, with few clues to the burglars. Company officials say large quantities of dynamite are not uncommon in their operations. Police notified as investigators review the scene.

Compa Ilegal Bissta

Dry League Debate Prompts Moral War Stance

Washington May 9 AP Dasez the Anti saloon League founder Scott McBride urged the Senate Labor Committee to pursue policies aligned with the kingdom of God and warned that opponents must leave the war. Senator Blaine criticized the plan as outrageous and inconsistent with religious aims.

Washington Dasez Anti-saloon League Scott McBride Senate ‘Labor Committee Kingdom of God Blaine

Woodsboro School Attains Standard Status in County

At Woodsboro PTA meeting Mrs Paul Douglass announced the Woodsboro school passed the standard tests. Thomas Gibson State Supervisor of Music and Attendance said all four rooms passed making it the first of its type in the county. Principal Mrs John Repo and teachers Evelyn Shoemaker Marian Dorsy Edna Michal led songs and plays by the children. County and local officials praised co operation.

Woodsboro Paul Douglass Thomas Gibson John Repo Evelyn Shoemaker Marian Dorsey Edna Michal Gibson J. ©. Biehl Helen J. Wood i Frederics

Market Quiet In New York May 9 Trading

Market activity was subdued in New York as stocks showed little change. Traders noted tentative moves following the day’s topping near 250 million dollars with minimal volume and modest price shifts across major issues.

New York Barker GuareTs

Unclear earthquake report fragment from May 9

An OCR fragment describes a quake with two deaths and a subsequent stronger shock damaging buildings. The text is incomplete and names, dates, and locations are uncertain.

May Court Festival Promises Wonderland Themed Pageant

The Hood May Fete Saturday features a court including Hood and Prince Hood winners, a jester, and a queen elected from local girls. The program proceeds with Alice in Wonderland scenes, with Bliss Charlotte Dietrich as Alice and other dramatic roles, followed by the Gouble May Pole dances and rope jumping contests among four classes.

Hood Hilda Hemp Jeferson Macy Louise Hester Easton Vesta Hofman Shamokin Huntley Philadelphia Eizabeth Siazgle Hanover Margaret Yerrick Scranton Prince Hood Frances Appenzelles SeLersville Ruth Brenseman Millersville Dorothy Hermann Frederick Virginia Baltimore Alice Pusey Ash- Sara Ray Maria Madson No U Catherine Schreiner South Orange Sara Wright Bittanning Ulisses Sara Branthoover Greensburg Eczapeth Parker Ver Ocean City N. J. Agnestis Punxsutawney Exeanor Wilson Altoona Tommy van Potter Louis A. Potter W D. C Alice In Wonderland Alice Bliss Charlotte Dietrich Hagerstown Madhatier Emily Graham Germantown March Hare Aliss Dorothy Anderson Bane Caterpillar Janet Max‘rell Dommont Rachel Maynew Tenafly N. J PEAS Anna W. Va Janet Siagios Williamspor Claire Wiliams Margaret Zimmestown Mary Grace Helfan- Hovlensem Ruthmery Sara Quinn Masons Breaci Roth Epier Dixons Ivers Mar

Owen J. Roberts Picked for Supreme Court by Hoover

President Hoover selects Owen J. Roberts of Philadelphia special government counsel in Teapot Dome and other oil cases for the Supreme Court vacancy created by Justice Sanford's death. Nomination expected to reach the Senate today or tomorrow. Roberts has risen to national prominence through his role in Teapot Dome and related investigations.

Washington Owen J. Roberts Philadelphia Hoover Supreme Court Roberts Senate Justice Sanford John J. Parker North Carolina

Maryland Luther League 10 Meet in Thurmont

The Maryland Luther League district meeting and a Maryland State School for the Deaf commencement are planned in Thurmont with activities May 15 and May 25. About 400 attendees are expected for the deaf school reunion June 13 to 16 and the commencement exercises in the auditorium. A banquet and semi annual Luther League gathering precede a program with Rev. Seel W. Snyder delivering the principal address.

Maryland State School For the Deaf Th Marrland School Eiging Gradistes Ain Orlock Excht Bors Ignatius Bjork Luther League Lutheran Church Thurmont Frederick Carroll Counties At &Otlock Imade Seel W. Snyder D. DL Board of Foreign Missions United Lutheran Church In America Westminster League Samuel Rantom Sliss Blanche Rite Ho - Roswell

Bequests In Will Of Miss M C Turner Mentioned

The late Miss M C Turner leaves bequests and real estate to the Federated Charities including funds for a new kindergarten at site 11. A 100 child facility is planned with improvements to meet state requirements. Architect Charles F Bowers oversees on Williams property. plans indicate wood construction and storage above.

Charles F. Bowers Fredatick Pree Federated Charities United Engine Hall South Market Street Yrogt Willams Miss Williams Federated Charities Corporation Eleanor Shriver Charities Organization James H. Gamidyz Arst Tices John W. Wolfe J. Travers Thomas Florence E. Gamer Organi

Evacuated Europeans Leave Sholapur Amid Riots Fears

Europeans and children were moved from Sholapur today as authorities anticipated potential violence after recent unrest. Missionaries and residents awaited safety and water pressure measures to stabilize the area.

Jockey Williams Dies After Steeplechase Spill

Baltimore May 9 AP Jockey Alfred Williams died from injuries after a fall at the Glenmore steeplechase at Pimlico. Williams, riding Lizard with P Watkins, was thrown when Royal Town failed to clear a barrier. Watkins uninjured. Williams transported for emergency surgery. Williams resided in Westchester PA and had ridden in steeplechases for years.

Balimore Alfred Willams Glenmore Pimiico Roral Town Willams Lizard P. Watkins Royal Town Bilemard Wee RoyalTown Watkins Williams Westchester

Naval Heads Clash Over Fleet Building Policy

Washington May 9 AP Two House naval leaders argued over policy under the London naval treaty. Britten of Tilmots urged building up to the treaty limit and introduced a bill for 936,995,000 dollars. French of Idaho favored a conservative program and said the US would be stronger at the 1935 conference if it did not max out the limits.

Washington United States Britten Tilmots Naval Appropriations French Idaho

Clear View Question Delays Court Controversy

A lively dispute in People’s Court centers on a “lotus in qui” matter near Jug Bridge. Magistrate Motier and State Offices Brubaker Fouche discuss details with the defendant H. Kiet, aiming to determine if actions by a moving truck on a Linzanore road junction meet the charge. The session stalled as authorities seek clearer evidence about the incident.

People's Court Linzanore

Population figures show Brunswick at 3,671 new counts

The latest figures reveal Brunswick with a 3,671 population, while Woodsboro remains unchanged at hello 1930 and 1920 counts show no growth. Frederick county districts like Walkersville Emmitsburg and Peterville show varied gains and losses across the decade, with Emmitsburg town up 93 and district down nearly 19 percent.

Brunswick Mirhoad Woodsboro Frederick County Brigures Po Wordsboro Waikeraville Nkewilse Walkersroe Walkersville Emmitsburg Emermitsburg May Knutsburg Peieraville

Boys Run Away From Home In California Wish

Arthur Stine age 15 and his nephew Clare Handley both students at local schools discussed traveling to California. They left the Fengaville area with plans to go together but returned to Frederick late in the night, appearing sleepy. Their guardians were Mr. and Mrs. Stine and Clarence Handley, with Mrs Laura Handley living on West Carence.

Arthur Stine Fengaville School Clarence Handley Church Street School Arthur Caliifornia Arther Leslie T. Stine Prederick Clarence Laura Handley West Carence Frederick

Ice Plant Fire Destroys Hagerstown Facility

A large fire devastated an ice plant in Hagerstown destroying equipment and causing extensive damage. Officials estimate losses around sixty thousand dollars. Dozens injured or affected workers and local responders battled the blaze through the night.

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