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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
3
A jumble of fines and sentences appears, noting $770 in fines and 13 months in jail for various charges. Mentions include license recalls, revoked registrations, and penalties ranging from $10 to $42 for operating on revoked status and related infractions. Names and exact cases are obscured by garbled text.
The Senate committee heard a briefing on the London treaty with Britain and America. Lawmakers debated the pact’s terms, pledged concise questioning, and planned further hearing work with naval and diplomatic officials.
A dense broadcast listing shows NBC WRAP and WEAF networks with daily program blocks across Atlantic City Boston Cleveland Detroit Montreal Minneapolis New York and more. Mentions of dance music orchestras cabarets and various hour by hour features from August to October with stations like WGY WABC WLS and KFAB.
Testimony about responsibility in a collision between a Ford coupe and a milk truck at East Second and East streets led Justice Sherman P. Bowers to impose a minimum five dollar fine on Walter Powell for failing to yield. Damages totaled about twenty five dollars. The case arose when Powell and John E. Wisner could not settle damages, with multiple witnesses including Officer Allen Barri gs and others testifying. A separate drunkenness case against Mary E Wuss colored was heard, fining ten dollars and costs.
A short item notes a reader response to a previous column and quotes several letters. The exchange highlights community concerns and differing viewpoints on local issues.
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