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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR records names and roles tied to state primaries and party conventions. Mentions include candidates such as TonyTY ofives and Davis, Miss Lucy M., Miss Ruth, and McCubaun Watters in association with House of Delegates and dental committee context.
An 11-year-old boy Charles Brasner died in an auto crash near Eximitsbury on a north county road. Funeral services were held at St. Anthony's Church after authorities announced no further inquiry into the death. The driver, reportedly injured, remained confined to a hospital as investigators described the fatal collision near the Beemitsburg area.
The unnamed barber, described as the only titled barber in the world and a Russian refugee, travels from Berlin to Doorn in Holland to attend Germany's royal exie and meet members of Kaiser Wilhelm's family.
The Hagerstown Kiwanis meet with Willan B. Bennett presiding as Robert L. Smith introduced speaker. The talk emphasized aiding the less fortunate and three drivers of civilization: self government natural laws and the personal influence of Jesus Christ. Plans announced for the District Convention in Norfolk and Virginia Beach October 23 24.
The readable fragment references a wave tank and balloon height, noting a missing valve and height readings tied to a 30 000 feet measure. It resembles a technical puzzle item with incomplete lines and figure labels.
Invitations from the Special Deputies Association announce an eighth annual party at Poplar Terrace the Frederick home of the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles on September 14 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Gov Albert C. Ritchie is expected as guest of honor with entertainment features kept as surprises. Previous events included day time fireworks. Braddock Club Resumes Meetings September a at Mrs Join B Summers home with 11 members and two visitors present. A stunt by Pearl G Kefauver followed business reports. The next meeting is September 19 at Mrs George Hamilton's house.
Six men were killed and eleven injured when a locomotive boiler exploded in the Readings Railroad yard in Philadelphia. The blast shattered steel and water mains, with detonation heard across the neighborhood.
A report from Baker advocates road construction to reduce unemployment among local workers. Officials urge prompt start on public works projects to create jobs and stimulate the economy.
In Baltimore the executive vice president urges immediate start of the 1931 program and farm credit relief for those unable to borrow from banks. I W Heaps, manager of the Maryland Dairy Association, notes plans exclude borrowing farmers and calls for committee action. Mr Baker proposes targeted relief at a meeting chaired by Governor Albert C. Ritchie.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local employment or legal matter. It references names or places ambiguously and shows scattered phrases about an amity and roads. The readable content is insufficient for a full event but suggests a brief public note.
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