06 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1929
Page
1
The American Legion's Armistice Day parade plans are announced with many floats entered and an added bicycle division. Chairman Houck says parades start at Fifth Street and Center, with a 2 PM assembly and a 4:30 PM finish, as various committees organize costumes and entries.
Montgomery county police investigate the overnight dumping of a newborn girl found on the front porch of James Neal near Clarksburg. The infant, wrapped in a blanket inside a wicker basket, had no identifying marks. Doctors and authorities name the baby Barbara Lee and hope for adoption as welfare workers seek a permanent home.
The record mentions 8 and 40 election on Tan oe East Virginia and names Mr Converse Carl RicChaz Reng Cruni Effie S Albaugh and the Preader duo. The meeting adjourned with plans to reconvene December 3.
Two men were involved in a shooting that could prove fatal. Police investigation is ongoing as authorities seek witnesses and determine motive while the victim hospital condition remains critical.
Airmail aircraft experienced a fire upon landing in Cleveland causing alarms and evacuations. Airport crews responded quickly to control the blaze and inspect the damaged fuselage. No injuries were reported as investigators assess the incident.
An unclear report notes Hoover stating an accident caused a minor injury to Johnson. The text references Emily Ritchie and Miss Gard, daughters of Ritchie of Frederz, with garbled lines implying a linked event or memorial.
Bonded debt of the county decreased by 48000 in the past year while an additional 99000 is slated for payment in the coming year Abatements and receivable changes noted as part of year end figures Multiple departments and committees are referenced with unclear specifics about timing and actions taken by the voters and the committee of receipts.
An obituary notes the death of Max, described as the last imperial chancellor. The brief notice records his political title and signals a formal end of an era without detailing causes or heirs.
A brief market note reports a sharp price drop in a short session with shares near twenty dollars and several accounts showing declines. The piece references auditor approval and mentions multiple entities and locations in a terse, error-filled summary reflecting a troubled financial scene.
The article notes HR Corlenta marking his sixtieth birthday with quiet congratulations after recovering from an accident. The scene describes a calm fall day and friends offering best wishes as villagers reflect on the occasion.
A 3300 reward was located following the Harpe family matter. Authorities reported locating the reward amid ongoing efforts to resolve the case and assist affected parties.
President Hoover issues an official proclamation declaring Thanksgiving Day for the United States. The order urges nationwide observance and gratitude amid wartime and economic challenges.
A rash of airliner disasters left six dead including three passengers and crew. One killed was Prince Eugene, acting as second cousin to a former reigning prince, reportedly injured but expected to recover. Lieut. Commander Ridgely is named among the casualties with severe burns. D L Jones of Lansdowne identified among victims.
Local report notes a killing frost forming toward Tuesday night as predicted by observers. Dr Davis speaks at Hood Baumer and Ortause Misses Madeine and Lidred participate in a lighthearted farce.
The report notes Virginia returning to Democratic control with a lead over 60 000 and gains across multiple sections. It cites figures on local schools teachers and classes, mentions a courthouse furniture project, vandalism and checks in Frederick County, and a quick local market ad sale turning a swivel chair into a five dollar profit. The piece references Citizens Bank and a South American bridge constructed with knots as a closing curiosity.
The article reports James J. Walker's resounding NYC mayoral victory amid a broad Democratic wave. It notes gains for Democrats in Virginia, Kentucky, and Indiana contests, with Republicans holding some city offices. Chicago and Pittsburgh results show mixed outcomes, while national races reflect a shifting political climate.
A fragmented report traces pressure in Washington as President and lawmakers clash over a range of proposals. The scene highlights party divides, legislative hurdles, and competing agendas amid uncertainty about policy outcomes.
A fragmented OCR note references a pep meeting or gathering with scattered names and initials, including Sesnembe and McGil, tied to local groups like MGARC and BS Wun, but details remain unclear. The item resembles a schedule snippet or planning cue for a community event.
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