30 May 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
1
A brief report notes Qover’s reply to a greeting at Sen She Motors. The exchange occurred in a showroom setting with no further details on participants or outcomes.
President Hoover rode through the city in a motor cavalcade with State Police escort. Crowds gathered at the Square Corner as the party passed, with hats doffed and flowers waved while traffic was cleared. The procession moved toward the Richey camp by 11 40 o clock.
Sheriff says Trilby Smith and Maude Lowther signed confessions to plotting the murder of Smiths wife to end their love affair. Smith allegedly drove the couple to a secluded road where Lowther fired on Mrs. Smith, who died instantly. Smith then took his station wagon and the children home.
Fragmentary note appears to reference Morning Games and a base league with scattered names. Mentions Warren G2 bredesak and AMERICAN TEAGLE with partial city references such as Philadelphis and Washingtons. Details are unclear due to OCR garble.
About 52 women from Maryland farm communities joined a two day tour arranged by the Maryland agricultural development department and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The party met in Jersey City and traveled by bus to sights including the Produce Terminal Laight Street and the Bat tery Battery area with a luncheon at the Hotel and the Futon Fish Market. On Wednesday they visited stores including J. C. Penney and toured the Cunard liner Berengaria before returning to Jersey City and boarding a train home to Baltimore arriving late Wednesday night.
Memorial Day Monday morning events at Bo Hood include diplomas for graduates. A nearby Speedway race is noted at O'clock with no exact time given.
The Frederick County graduating class of 12 held baccalaureate on Sunday with Rev. D. B. of Philadelphia delivering the sermon. Hood College music professor Keiter gave an organ recital, and a later concert featured student and alumna performances.
Bobby Jones advances to the British title finals as he defeats an unnamed opponent in a decisive match. The outcome solidifies Jones as a leading contender in the forthcoming championship, with fans watching potential title implications closely.
Fragmentary text notes Frederick Fharmaer and a Baltimore area matter involving the estate of Williams. The sparse lines reference a presiding presence and a stated quantity or date, but details are unclear. No clear events or outcomes emerge from the fragments.
In a Baltimore court today jurors heard how a warming sign was moved from east to west of a rise on a national highway near Bartheows. Two cars collided head on seconds later as drivers tried to avoid the sign. Mrs Therese Schistedt 60 2027 Hamilton Ave Baltimore is recovering at Frederick City Hospital. Witnesses included her husband Gustav Schistedt and chauffeur Otto Barnes. State and defense questioned fault and possible stopping distance, with Rev Lockard’s car involved.
Four boys missing after entering the harbor sewer are found dead, ending a coordinated search. Police say the youths were battered from their trek through rocks and debris. Funeral rites for two victims are announced with services at local churches and Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Reports from San Juan and Washington state the Graf Zeppelin was headed northeast toward Lakehurst, with a radio message sent at 3.04 p.m. EST saying it was en route to arrive Saturday morning. The airship’s low passage over San Juan drew immediate attention from residents.
A small dairy building near Adamstown at Charles Stuppy’s place burned down around noon. The Independent Hose Company’s engine helped prevent spread to a barn and house. About a dozen men from G D Juckman’s Adamstown store aided the effort. the pit and washhouse, pumphouse, and garage were destroyed. The fire was extinguished about an hour later.
Fragmentary AP copy notes a ceremony marking honoring fallen servicemen at a cemetery near Washington, with references to May dates and a greeting in a somber tone. Readable details include arrival times and a focus on tombs of the dead.
A woman died in a vehicle crash near Savage marshalling bystanders and emergency crews. Investigators from local authorities investigated the scene for cause and contributory factors while notifying family.
An arena event featured seed selections and prizes announced for participants. Officials and sponsors, including local organizations, named winners and awarded trophies amid a lively crowd.
Fire department members plan to attend the Gig State meeting with demonstrations on the second day. The event will feature a street parade, competitive drill, and band contests. Delegates from local companies and junior units are named for the civic gathering.
Robbers smashed a window at the American Store in Boonsboro during an early morning heist and carried off a 3530 pound safe containing about 29 dollars. The same gang struck Thurmont earlier, using a pitch bar to enter and leaving a rear door open.
A rioting convict at London prison farm was fatally shot by a guard during disturbances. The 30 year old inmate, identified as Silent Aleran, was among inmates attempting to breach blocks. guards fired to quell the riot.
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