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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1930
Page
10
An airship named Cardlinedon England crashed near Beauvis after a squall, exploding and bursting into flames. Foreman J. Leech described a sudden heavy impact and rapid fire as the crew, mostly asleep, perished in the scene despite motors running smoothly. Rescue arrived hours later as flames lit the stormy sky.
In the early hours a catastrophe over England killed nearly a score of engineers and pilots connected with the R-101 airship project. The crash halted work on the new airship and stunned officials who praised the victims as a skilled, veteran team from Britain’s air services.
A Sunday auto crash near toctin Furnace left one person dead and two injured. Police described the incident as a fatal accident with responders rushing to the scene. Authorities are investigating the cause and identifying the injured.
A Buick coach failed to negotiate a turn on the Emmitsburg Frederick road near the McPhee homestead south of Catoctin Furnace causing a collision that killed a 17 year old Washington woman, Mrs Mary Scott Mills, and seriously injured her sister Mrs Margaret Hutchings and brother Jonny Scott. The three were from Washington D C and Thurtont. They were taken to Frenehia City Hospital. Dr W F Steimer investigated and Magistrate Sherman P Bowers deemed the incident an unintentional accident.
Puzzle notes inconsistencies across a Chinese cart image. The right handle is missing from the cart in the background. A woman is described ambiguously. A tourist in the middle wears Scotch kilts incompatible with his coat. The phrase Original Chinese Chop Suey is incorrect. The scrambled word POSITIVELY is affirmed.
Miss Neille Perkins about 17 years old and H E Perkins her brother about 50 were injured Sunday night around eight when their car side swiped a vehicle driven by Shewbridge of Hagerstown on the state road near Funkstown. They were taken to Washington County Hospital at Hagerstown. Miss Perkins was treated and released. her brother remained hospitalized.
An unreadable snippet mentions a count of eighteen similar organizations in Entice Faberiana and a dated seeking action. The legibility is poor, but the reference implies a cataloging or comparison of groups within an unnamed context.
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