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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1931
Page
12
City council approves purchase of fire hose and police uniforms to replenish local department supplies. Order covers 3 500 feet of hose and related gear to maintain readiness and safety for emergency responders in the region. The procurement reflects ongoing budgeted effort to support frontline services.
The city board awarded curb, hose, and overcoat contracts among B. Repenour and Boas Inc and other bidders. Ed James and associates submitted samples. the council approved 3,500 feet of hose and awarded curb work on Ben t z Street. Kefauver named filtration plant operator at Lingecore crest. mayor authorized to arrange for his institution in Baltimore.
Fragmented OCR text mentions military themes and figures with unclear naming. The readable portions reference a martial setting and possible photographic or headline phrasing about a figure termed Man of War in a peaceful scene, with scattered words like General and Beedhey Buies.
A fragmented report lists daily presence across grades with names including Linda Mercer Rez Rice Margaret Rode Smith Helen Summers Harold Boone and Charles Green among first and third graders. Other entries mention Pauline Exler E Grimes Doris Gross and Monroe Stauffer with scattered notes on investigations and authority references.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names including Margaret Gove and Helen Green amid a note on John Wanamaker Jr being accused by his wife. It also records Pleasant Grove school pupils achieving perfect attendance in September, with many students named such as Paul Bell Hugh Davis James Kelly and Betty Davis. The piece combines a personal accusation with a local school attendance record, reflecting two disparate items from The News.
Washington reports show broad reaction to the Hoover program with Brookhart alone voicing objections calling it a Wall Street party. Sen Vandenberg calls it a new dawn while others worry over a federal reserve and farm loan act changes. Hoover weighs extending the international moratorium as bankers press for either extension or cancellation of war debts, with the American Bankers Association urging extension.
In a heated session, Sheriff Parley admitted storing 362500 in five years while clerk Cruse disclosed 217246 deposits. King county register McQuade reported 510587 in five years with 200000 in 1925 1926, claiming loans to support 30 relatives though loaners remain unnamed. Scotland girls adopt bagpipe craze.
Police led by Chief William P. Steiner seized six men during a raid at Five-and-a-Half with owner Charles Shern jailed on liquor sale and disorderly conduct charges. Arrested: Oliver Smith, Walter Cooper, Carl Nickles, Walter Brown, all colored, and Harry Glessner held on $10 collateral. Separate arrest near Emmitsburg: Harry C. Snyder charged with manufacture and possession of liquor for sale. two stills and mash found. vast quantities destroyed.
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