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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1930
Page
9
The listing highlights a two day engagement featuring Big Boy with Al Jolson and a range of vaudeville acts. It notes musical fun, dancing, and comedy as the program promises a lively show at the venue with previews and featured stars.
The Tivoli presents First National all-Technicolor Bright Lights with Dorothy Mackall and Frank Fay in romance plus a Jade Box chapter and A Peep on the Deep. Also showing Lone Ranger Riders talkie at the Opera House and The Light Was Express along with vaudeville acts.
A fragmented fashion column discusses shopping and style, mentioning Barbara, Aunt Heo, and various bookish references. It muses on outfits, accessories, and the idea of a discreet elegant ensemble with a tailored hat and plain pumps.
Edwin J. Spranke a 32 year old confidential clerk at Carstairs and Company stock brokers was shot to death in the firm's Philadelphia offices by a former customer Acum Jaer of Oakview who then killed himself The shooting followed an argument over a friend’s account amid a stock market slump and caused alarm at the Stock Exchange Building and the brokerage firm Police indicated the motive may have been dispute over the friend’s account but offered no further details James Carstairs said he could offer no comment The incident occurred today in the broker’s offices
Washington reports an 18 percent rise in crop prospects for September from the denominator of agriculture. The forecast shows potential gains in corn, wheat, and overall production, with large numerical estimates in billions of bushels and dollars.
Two masked young men robbed the Glyndon Bank just before noon taking between 8000 and 9000 dollars. They forced the cashier and two clerks to surrender the money and fled in an automobile with pursuing bystanders in foot. Police launched a wide search north into North Carolina.
Fragmented OCR notes list new names and a location with incomplete context. The text mentions 7326 and a blocked or defaced reference to time and a TV reference, but lacks coherent facts or a clear event to summarize.
Readers learn a new bread item for a 9 o'clock party called the bridge roll. It uses thin bread dough rolled and folded into a square with two butter pockets. Home bakers are advised to brush with fat to prevent sticking during baking.
Judge John S Neeman presided as Harre Ensie and Roy B Hoover were tried Friday afternoon. Ensie was acquitted of statutory breaking in connection with the Frederick Junction freight car robbery on August 3. The court stated the state failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Testimony resembled February term proceedings and was largely repeated. Hoover, 22, Hayestown, was also found not guilty after Ruby Main, 18, testified for the defense.
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