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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1930
Page
7
A 1930s analysis notes several states adopting motorist license laws reduce automobile deaths. It cites eight years of effect, with eleven states having such laws and Connecticut and New York mentioned. The piece argues broader enactment could save thousands of lives.
NEA Service science briefing explains antifreeze proportions for winter use. It presents a table comparing alcohol and ethylene glycol based blends, advising on water mix, drainage adjustments, and cautions about pyroxylin hood finishes and radiator caps. It notes glycerine as an alternative with simpler handling and outlines how to adapt mixes as temperatures drop.
Herbert Austin Cooper of Brunswick received the Eagle Scout badge and a Court of Honor at a Friday night ceremony attended by scouts and officials. His mother pinned the badge as his father stood by. Cooper earned 23 merit badges and was among few scouts from Francis Scott Key School. Award presenters included William J. McDaniels and Major Emer F. Mshowe.
Area Executive Henry L Contes announced a weekly training school for teachers would start November 18 as the budget nears completion. Glenn O Garter reported a $2,000 debt with $300 more needed if the remaining $200 is paid promptly. The council drew on pledges to cover the rest. A reception featured Rev Charles E Webler and remarks by Rev John T Cocia, with a scout demonstration by St Johns troop. Chevrolet previews a larger new model for 1931 shown at dealer meetings with a promise of lower price.
Fragmentary OCR of a daily radio programming page listing stations such as WEAF WABC and DETROIT and multiple orchestras. Mentions various times and programs including music segments, sports, and network showcases.
Fragmentary OCR shows a radio schedule listing Western stations Wene Chicago 12.08 and networks NBC and ABC partners with time slots and program blocks. Strong entities include WLS Chicago WEAF KMOX St Louis WHAS Louisville and Omaha WOW. The text references numerous station identifiers and times across a regional network listing.
Baltimore reports Democratic leaders plan the 1928 General Assembly structure. City and county figures vie for speaker and Senate presidency, with Francis A Michel and James J Lindsay named as leading candidates amid talk of a Baltimore city speaker and a county head for the Upper House.
Fragmentary OCR text notes the commission delaying its report and not forecasting a date for delivery to President Hoover. It mentions the upcoming session opening in three weeks and the need for a report to Congress.
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