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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1930
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR notes describe three vehicle crashes in the county during spring. Mentions a Miss Wyncoop and a Mr Hear, with investigations ongoing into the incidents and cars observed on a road turning toward a street.
The text reports that Morrow resigns from his post as ambassador to Mexico amid ongoing political maneuvering. Secretaries and aides discuss timing, potential successors, and the anticipated impact on U.S. relations with Mexico.
In Chicago Nye asserts his committee was framed amid campaign tensions. He claims manipulation by opponents and urges scrutiny of the test vote and related actions. The piece notes remarks from party members and calls for an investigation into the alleged framing.
John R. Weeks, Maryland's weather official, reports from remote East Shore stations that historical data show the coming winter likely to have more freezing days than a typical winter. He notes recent summers had many days above 90 and the study cites a four to one odds of an unusual winter.
Quito Sept 30 AP Judco Arora who recently resigned as President told a congressional committee with firmness that he is through with office. The committee urged him to serve until April 1 1933. Dr Ayers told the congressmen he believed it best for the country to have another man try to solve the economic and political problems. He said he desires devote rest of his reform profession of medicine.
Herbert Hoover attends the preliminary session of the national convention of Girl Scouts for America wearing the organization’s uniform. Mrs Hoover, honorary president, accompanies him as they plan national discussions on the office and broader topics.
In a garbled entry the G O P records a 31 point gain in voter registration. The text mentions precincts and early indicators but is largely unreadable with missing names and dates.
Fragmentary text shows a clash between Freast and De TeA-Pepe Ee with a score-like fragment and partial date. Readable entities include names Freast De TeA-Pepe and a numeric 4. The context is unclear but suggests a sports or competitive encounter with a partial date.
A compact note suggests a change involving a square marked red and the term re in a local context. No further context or actions are detailed from the fragment.
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