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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1931
Page
1
The article notes a Blvis parade and Navy Day observance set for Friday evening with a Sloween event planned. Classes compete as ADE 10 moves off at 7 80. Ritchie is among speakers slated to address the gathering.
Congressman Wood states the United States currently has a first class navy and argues against expanding naval forces before the Geneva disarmament conference. He cautions against overspending while emphasizing readiness and funding alignment with upcoming talks.
A Monday meeting addressed the Mass Kefauvet case and a related matter involving Mrs Bowers. The proceedings discussed details and next steps for the cases pending in court.
Local drive asks for all kinds of clothing this Saturday. Scouts and the American Legion urge residents to donate garments, with churches and county seniors broadcasting the appeal. Mayor’s office coordinators prepare receipt certificates for donors.
The document records Virginia Wetster of near Boonsboro as the late Miss. The will names her husband and children and sets life terms. John C. Casne is named executor without bond. The text includes dates and asset references such as 2828 and other testaments.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Florence Wren or Wren and a bungalow near a dome on farmland. Unclear details, no dates or locations beyond generic terms.
London observers note the Times backs Ramsay MacDonald's call for a budget plan that balances fairness with protection for the poor and against banker favor. The consensus foresees a national government victory with a large Commons majority as results are broadcast to the United States.
Barbara Keller aged 16, a resident previously of Buckeystoat, escapes Montrose Training School in Reisterstown for a third time with two accomplices. They are tracked to Frederick with stops near Elmer Hagan’s home and East Patrick stress as officers close in. Crum spots Keller near the premises and Barbara tries to vanish again as authorities prepare to recapture.
The Incepercent Hose Company engine and the Citizens truck answered a 2 o clock call to the Ox Fire Brush Company plant on East Chitch Street extended. The dial was confined to the Soller Toom of the pliant and caused little damage.
A ship waited for ministers and Josee Laval as laymen gathered late for the sailing event at the classis meeting this morning.
New York reports discuss a ceremony involving Premier Vartee Major de France and his daughter Josef Lay as part of a boat trip and a formal sendoff. The article then shifts to a church meeting in Hagerstown focusing on apportionments for Home and Foreign Mission Boards and related reports.
President Hoover telegrams Louis Comiskey expressing sympathy on the death of Charles A. Comiskey and notes his impact on baseball. The message highlights clean sportsmanship and the evolution of baseball as a national pastime.
A local drive under the Frederick County Dr Association gathered a large crowd of about 59 families to receive apples from the Mott farm of James H. Gaa rd regen. The event, held at the Market House, aimed to support emergency relief and religious growth discussions led by T Poole and Rez Crom.
Herman W Lambert and Cate Lambert were found guilty of first degree murder for the April victim, John W Anderson, a milk collector, during an attempted holdup. Judge Joseph M Ulman presided as psychian testimony linked Duker to the crime and alibi claims were presented.
President Hoover says immediate independence for the Philippines would bring disaster without economic stability and that no policy conclusions were reached at the cabinet meeting. Independence is tied to time and stability, with officials promising eventual decolonization. Also notes Nations Credit Corporation plan garnering banking support and nearing minimum subscriptions.
West Point announces the Army football team will complete its year schedule despite the death of Cade Richard idan dt. General Smith says the action reflects the wishes of the team, cadets, and Sheridan’s group.
Philp D Antea, armed for Alf Capone, asked the court for mercy as Judge Wilkerson postponed ruling until tomorrow morning at ten. The report notes other items including a Navy Day flight of the Los Angeles dirigible and a remark on Japan's lead in Asiatic freight use.
A local report notes that turkey supplies are tight with prices rising slightly for the holiday period. Readily available poultry items show higher costs per pound while other meats remain uneven in price across markets.
White Hall was robbed of six thousand dollars in a bank hold up attributed to bandits. A Negro male suspect is mentioned in initial reports. Further details await official identification and investigation updates.
In Baltimore suspects attempted to lock valuables in a vault during a holdup. A clerk named Miss Ide Slade and an associate were present. The bandits fled with coins and a small cash machine, while a guard escorted them. investigators noted the escape headed toward the Pennsylvania State Line on York Road.
Circuit Court heard Ernest Lane appeal a six month House of Correction sentence after a bricks throwing incident on West Sixth near Aberdeen Robinson's home. State's Attorney Sin led the case with Samuel A. Lewis for defense. two other appeals followed.
A brief, jumbled weather note references a 24 hour ration, a date fragment, and measurements including an inch figure. No clear location or forecast details are discernible beyond scattered numbers and a dated fragment.
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