Ping Station Operating Cost Proposal
A proposal cites an annual operating cost of about 600000 dollars for a ping station. The estimate outlines a funding requirement around six hundred thousand per year to run the facility.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
1
Health Department backs mountain water plan and dam talks
Major Whitman and consulting engineers advised the city on a mountain water supply with filtration and pumping stations. They discussed a storage dam on Tuscarora Creek or Fishing Creek, estimating costs around 600000 for a site near Singanore and a 350000 pipe line, noting watershed limits and operator care as critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oc Piva
B. Whitman
Whitman, Reynardt
Atom
Fishing
Tue Creek
Lloyd C. Culler
Whitman
Frederick
Snore Deek
Tonnih
Singanore
Abel Wolman
State Department of Health
Health Department
Sabilllas
Emmitsburg
Gnion
Tuscarora
Renn
Fishing Creek
Ng Creek
A. T. Brust
F. Mumshower
Whitward
Page from log of R-101 shows engines were OK
A fragmentary report from the inquiry into the R 101 disaster notes that engine logs showed all engines functioning properly before the crash at Brevials on October 5. The Attorney General announced the inquiry sheet found the craft remained under control during tests but crashed nine minutes after lift off, with pressure readings suggesting insufficient time to complete an entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brevials
Prence
Sor
Witla Jowst
Saloc
Court House Costs Highlight County Fiscal Year Report
The auditors record total disbursements $1 841 03 within the $2 000 appropriation despite a $501 10 park light charge and $313 62 heating costs. Circuit Court expenses vastly exceeded the trial budget at $19 519 45 against $9 100, with juror and witness costs totaling $7 689 78 and a Haover murder case trial costing $1 407 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. and F
Haover
Hagerstown
Seex
Italian quakes kill 27 across thirteen towns
AP dispatch reports 27 confirmed dead in tremors across Ancona, Pesaro and Macerata provinces with heavy damage. Five died in Ancona, 20 in Senigallia area. military units aid rescue as communication returns to some towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agcom
Italy
Ancona
Pesaro
Macerate
An— Cana
Senigallia
Miliary Unis
Armistice Day Parade Plans Announced
Plans for an Armistice Day parade on November 11 are announced with details on route participants and coordinating organizations. Local veterans groups and civic committees prepare for ceremonies in downtown and at community venues.
Armistice Day Parade Plans From Local Legion
The American Legion announces Armistice Day events for November 11. The parade starts 2:45 PM on Market Street, ends at Memorial Ground with a wreath on Frederick County war dead monument. Nine divisions include Fire, Schools, Praternities, Bugepels, and Ex service men. Legion hosts the observance with a Drum Corps in new uniforms. Committee chairs listed with division duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Presious
Noutlock
Moin
Market Street
Market
Seventh Streets
Secont Street
Memorial Ground
Frederick County
Unita
The
Americas Legion
Schook
Praternities
Sharft
American Legion
Legion
Fredenck
Arjustice
Alton Y. Bennett
F P. Lester Smith
Irving M Landauer
Robert L. Warfeld
Elmer F. Munshower
D. Ralph Zim
Mnerman
Stocm
FP. Ross Myers
George E. Grove
Men Form Bible Class at Walkersville Church
Twenty five men formed the nucleus of the Glade Reformed Sunday School Men's Bible Class at Walkersville. Rev. FL A Rosenberger led devotions and the group adopted a constitution and bylaws with officers including G. Edgar RodveTiix as president and Clarion B. ZimMerman as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer's
Walkersville
The
Glade Reformed Sunday School
FL A Rosenberger
Tte
G. Edgar RodveTiix
Clarion B. Zim- Merman
Barrer R. Cramer
Frank Cramer
David Hoke
Edm . South
Woodsboro
Mra. PL
Rosenberger
Charles EB. Webter
Presbyterian Church
Frederick
Webler
Dr Webler
George AL Graham
Ephraim Zimmerman
Hatty BE
Cramet
Sand Josph Nur
Herbert Hoover Jr at the White House in wartime note
Unclear text fragment mentions Herbert Hoover Jr at the White House and wartime context. Source provides limited legible details. article appears to report a presidential or official event involving Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover, JR
White House
Multiple Auto Thefts Reported as Officers Recover Some
The Ford coupe owned by Edward Austin of 102 West Fifth Street was recovered near Frederick after Tuesday night theft, with gas drained. A second theft of clothing from O. B. Bunkerhoff’s Essco coach in Wil Gamaport, Pennsylvania, was found Wednesday morning. Police seek to recover a Buick coach owned by George L. Rothenhoefer and report another Ford sedan stolen from Barbers Ferry. Authorities urge locking and guarding vehicles to prevent further thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recos
Edward Austin
West Fifth Street
Barigis
Devildias
Frederick
Gas House Pike
O. B. Bunkerhoff
Wil Gamaport
Hankerholt
Barpers Ferry
George L. Rothenhboefer
North
Berts Street
Visitor from Altoona praises water meters in homes and businesses
Frederick Arthur E Winter Altoona district Rotary governor says water meters reduce shortages and save costs. Altoona uses about 1.5 million gallons daily for The Pennsylvania Railroad. city reservoir capacity is 2.25 billion gallons. Average daily use 4-6 million gallons. water is municipally owned from Horseshoe Curve area. Winter notes past opposition to meter sales but sees fulfillment of promises. He addressed the Frederic Rotary Club and plans to attend later meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Arthur E. Winter
Altoona
Rotary International
Tme
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aihousn
Winters
Allegheny Mountains
Wiscers
Actoona
Migiers
Winter
C Fredericc Rotary Cito Cen
Hay
Manesipes
Altogna
Triompeex
Alviona
Rae Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Cubs
Br Wick
Montgomery man buried in well recovering
A man from Montgomery was recovered from a well and is recovering. The report notes entry at the scene and ongoing medical observation as authorities investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rontcomery
Red Cross Roll Call Planned in Frederick County
The American Red Cross will hold its annual roll call from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving November 27 in Frederick city and county. Benjamin E. Rosenstock is named roll call director, aiming to exceed a 2,000 member goal. Special observance Red Cross Sunday is set for November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Frederick City
Bf Chatman Russell
Frederick County
Red Cromy
Benjamin E. Rosenstock
Frederick Country
Rosenstock
Third Call
Law
West Church Street
Albert W. Condon
Thurmont
Eavelle Caste
Middletown
Walter L. Remeburg
Coamhan
Exn
Iitsburg
Andrew Annan
Red Cross
Ragenstock
Hoxl Colege
E Asyear
Lege
Lutheran 5 8 Conventions In Session Here
A brief entry notes that Lutheran conventions are in session here. The item identifies ongoing meetings and the gathering of church representatives.
Lutherans mark Reformation Day with convention in Maryland
The Maryland Synod and local Lutheran congregations held a convention on Reformation Day. Leaders from Baltimore, Washington, Hagerstown and Boonsboro spoke on Sunday school duties and church relations. The meeting honored Rev R S Patterson and covered plans to strengthen classes, improve schools and train teachers for about 142 schools in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EO Ovceck
G. Rupp
Enusch
Rupa
John S. Rent
Ciy
W. A. Wade
Maryland Synod
Wade
Martin Luther
Ernest R. McCauley
Baltimore
M. A. Ashby
Boonsboro
John Weldiny
Washington
Thatman
J. Luther Hullman
J. E. Ainsworth
Woodsboro
Hugh A. Ford
Carroll C. Hess
Taneytown
Osmond Dert
Mildletown
A T. Sutcliffe
George H. Seller
Howard Pawizy
Jeffersont
J. Edward Harms
Hagerstown
T. Nichols
Willam A Wade
John 5 Renn
Frederick
Harry Burger
Addel Ross Wentz
Gettysburg
Clavies P. Wilestedt
Augsburg Sunday School
Phiadepia
R. S. Patterson
Aseo
D.D. D
J. E. Maurer
Gharies P
D. D
Peuny
Wastenatoc
Feederick
Car J
Two Held in War on Kidnappers
Authorities report two suspects arrested and two cornered in the ongoing operation against kidnapping rings. The raid spanned several streets, with officers securing the scene and seizing materials linked to the case.
Fire hits Belvedere hotel laundry in Baltimore
Guests were awakened by smoke and flames from the laundry building attached to the Belvedere hotel. Firemen sent three alarms as the blaze threatened rooms along the hotel wall, damaging the executive offices and dining area but the hotel itself was saved. Governor Ritchie and several Democratic candidates watched from an eighth floor window as water flooded the area. Janice Wagher, a telephone operator, alerted guests to dress and prepare to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Belvedere
Smi
Ritchie
Hcket
Janice Wagher
Gunman in Car Opens Fire Wounding Police Sergeant
A gunman riding beside a street car in Maywood shoots at Sergeant James McBride. The car window shatters as the assailants in a Wisconsin-registered auto trail the street car toward Madison Street. McBride is wounded in the jaw and hospitalized. three men were in the shooting car. McBride had been a Bellwood officer eight years and was to testify in a murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maywood
James McBride
Eidwood
Uth
Madison
Nineteenth Avenue
McBride
Fred
Wisconsin
Bellwood
Jack White
Potatus Quenian Anc
Halloween Parade Plans Stir City Lions and Public Safety
The Lions Club hosts a Halloween parade starting 7 30 pm with a route from Market Street to Market House behind City Hall. Prizes include four main classes plus special awards. attendees must hold tickets at judging stands to win. Police plan plainclothes and scout aides to safeguard residents and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predericktas
Young
Everal
Market
Market Street
Second Street
Church Street
Seba Street
People’s Drug Store
Te Uckets
Laumie Club
City Hall
Cee
Market Stret
Etigitile Prisca
Er B. Wolfe
The
Lions of No
Gimiap Pres
Psalm Clothes
Patrick Street
Oly Dalice
Liona Club
Hallowe'en Smd
Martin J. Walsh
Alo Tal
Citisens
Gma
Walsh
Siste
Ales Oe
Wii Wafi
Boy Scouts
Registration suits seen in Annapolis district votes
Annapolis reports test of registration suits as officials prepare lists of about 200 names from poll books in Anne Arundel. An appeal in Calvert County looms over 40 names ordered removed, to be argued tomorrow. Ralph Reed and others challenged in a high court case tied to 1973 registration rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Angus
Aume Arundel
Isaac Lobe Sitati
Viotney
Democrate State Central Committee
Strauss
Calvert
Anne Arama
High Court
Ralph D. Reedie
Anne Arundel County
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