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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1930
Page
1
Strong wind and a network of wires and instruments will relay returns from state and local races. Voters faced damp, breezy conditions as campaigns pressed ahead and officials warned delays possible for late results.
Cumberland Maryland November 4 The Interstate Commerce Commission began an inquiry into a wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio Express near Beersville West Virginia injuring the engineer and fireman. Officials will issue a formal report after several days as investigators work with railroad officials to determine the cause.
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An uneasy health report notes a rising cold epidemic in Frederick County with a teen patient aged 16 to 17 near Myersville and several residents laid up at home. The scene includes a Christmas Seal Sale organized by Maryland Tuberculosis Association leader William B. as Frederick County sale chairman to fund disease control efforts.
A Frostburg conservation notice urges water saving in public schools. The message was issued yesterday by local officials and references Irene Rigée and others in the effort to educate students on efficient water use.
Crumbacker, recaptured about five miles west of York, slashed his throat but survived. Sheriff Fowble of Carroll county, beaten during the escape, remained in bed as state police pursued the second escaped prisoner George Zepp from New Windsor. Zepp remains at large as the Pennsylvania capture followed a tip from a motorist who alerted York State police. Crumbacker, once arrested in August 1928 for chicken stealing, had recently feigned appendicitis to stay in hospital before being retaken.
Boston Nov 4 AP James J Donovan assistant prohibition enforc er in New York and based in Boston admits he was suspended for giving a drink to two men he later learned were feigning support to obtain evidence against him. He says no scandal charges were intended and he acted to aid the department.
A blaze at the Security Cement Plant resulted in about $50,000 in damages. Fire crews battled the flames at the Bag cleaning and storage facility, with the cause under investigation and no injuries reported.
Snow and heavy rainfall moved through Virginia causing slick roads and localized flooding. Officials urged caution as precipitation persisted, impacting travel and power reliability with intermittent outages reported.
Predemes city and county public school teachers will conduct a biannual census of children ages up to 19. The operation includes designated routes: Frederick High School area, North Market Street, Parkway, Washington Street, and Church Street districts with extended coverage to Harmony Grove, Shookstown, Braddock, Jefferson Street, and surrounding roads.
President Hoover urged Americans to observe Armistice Day noting strengthened peace agencies and firmly grounded international amity. The Montgomery County Red Cross plans its annual fund drive starting Monday and continuing through Thanksgiving, aiming to enroll 3 000 members. A hospital condition update reports Mrs Mary Howard in fair condition following a mobile accident. Three aviators were killed.
A person was slightly injured in an incident on Sunday near his home in Sas shenty wag Tepoted Manning boart olan 2 iho was Wicins.
The report notes bids soon on the new B and 9 Overhead Bridge with one way traffic on Ridgeville Bridge. Progress covers Gaithersburg and Ridgeville projects, concrete work between Hearmons Grove and Lewistown, and road realignments including elimination of curves near Hansonville.
A brutal blizzard lashes the Carolina mountains as local areas report heavy snow and strong winds. Residents brace for power outages and travel disruptions while officials warn of ongoing storms and risk of further snowfall.
A leadership training program begins Friday at St Johns Parish school with a dinner and program led by Fr. John Ignatius and speakers including Dr Charles Eller and Walter MacPeck. The event aims to outline training for useful vocations and will feature addresses, a demonstration, and an honor guard.
A forester examines mountain sections near Sowh Mountain and Sura taal peak to assess terrain features and potential conservation needs. The study notes uncertain phrasing and seeks clarification on the exact locations and terminology used in the survey.
Voters faced light rain and fog as polls opened in Maryland New Jersey Virginia Chicago and Kansas with turnout forecast to be tempered by wet conditions. The Associated Press notes nationwide interest and weather aided but did not guarantee a landslide as early returns trickled in from multiple districts.
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