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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1931

Page

10

Heavy rain hits city amid nine day drought

Torrential Monday downpour marks first heavy rain in nine days. Jefferson and surrounding county recorded a city storm from about 1 pm to 6 pm with 0.32 inch in the city and a monthly total rising to 0.70 inch. Strong winds felled limbs, and a few roofs reported damage while temperatures cooled from a high near 95 to comfortable levels later in the day. Prepare for a Prihian rally next week and upcoming weather shifts noted by the observer.

Tharmoe Jefferson Frederick Catervale City Dam Teh Bowers Poshing Creek

Plane Disaster In Midair Involving Three Men In Soviet Territory

Reports from Tass describe a midair explosion near Ufa as French aviators Joseph Le Brix and Rene Mesmin perished while attempting a Paris to Tokyo record flight. Companion Marcel Dore survived the blast, descending by parachute.

Tussia Joseph le Brix Rene Mesmin Marcel Dore Mosir Tass Ufa Paris Toxyo Mesmin O Brix

Roosevelt backs relief fund plan amid Albany debate

Gov. Roosevelt urges a $20,000,000 relief fund to be run by a special commission chosen by the governor. Legislators weigh two routes the Democrat plan and a Republican alternative under the State Department of Social Welfare. House leader Dunmore predicts the GOP bill will pass despite initial Republican support for Roosevelt's proposal.

Albany N.Y Gav aMnt Tans Tao State Department of Social Welfare W. Kingsland Macy Trntan Russel CG. Dunmore

Too Hot for School in Baltimore as Dismissals Begin

Baltimore schools dismissed at 1 p m for 59 000 elementary pupils due to heat with 95 degree high forecast. senior and junior high classes not affected. Federal meteorologist John R Weeks reported no relief from heat wave, record September 89? degrees noted. In Smithsburg Washington county federal officers raided a farm for whiskey production seizing stills mash and liquor. William S Brown and Oliver Nichols arrested.

Baltimore John R. Weeks Smithahburg Place Smithsburg Washington County Wiliam Brown United States D. Angle Wolfincer Olver Nichols Hagerstown

Central Building and Loan Officers Face Court Ruling

A meeting of Central Building and Loan officers and directors discussed a potential court ruling on the club status. President Frank M. Dertzbaugh and vice presidents Dr James A Long C Thomas Summers and Charles Werthernes attended with secretary-treasurer Homer Kepler.

Central Building and Loan Francis Scott Tap Gee Clay Bank Clieuit Court Frank M. Dertzbaugh James A. Long Thomas Summers Charles Werthernes Homer Kepler

Texas House Eyes Cotton Acreage Reduction Dispute

In Austin on September 4 the Texas Legislature faced a showdown between supporters of a cotton acreage reduction and Gov Huey P Long’s no cotton plan as the House opened debate on related bills. The clash centered on limits to how much land a farmer may devote to cotton with proposals ranging from one fifth to one half and one third, aiming to cut output sharply.

Austin Tex Texas Huey P. Long House Maveriaize Ross Sterling

Young man injured in muddy bridge road crash near Libertytown

Joseph Garber 22 son of Mrs Ed ward Garber was badly hurt when his automobile left the Johnsville Union Bridge road near Libertytown. It skidded in mud and overturned four times. He received an eye and brain concussion and was treated by Dr. Joan Messier in Johnsville before being taken home.

Joseph Garber Edward Garber Libertytown Johnsville Union Bridge Young Garver Joan H. Mossier Johnsvile Garber Tor Boone Johnsvite Tv Cat Breckace Dr. Messier

Scouts to staff annual fair first aid and messenger duties

About 18 scouts per day will man a first aid tent and serve as messengers during a five day county fair. Troops from Thurmont Jefferson Brunswick Buckingham Middletown Sabillasville Emmitsburg and Frederick will rotate, with specific scoutmasters listed. A log cabin demonstration and craft exhibits accompany the medical and helper roles.

Messaengers Koy Stoute Ftecerve Turk Tis Willet Aia Henry R. Coates Prance Scott Key Dwight Burroughs Baltimore Thurmiont Frederick City Executive Coates Thurmont Ross Smith Jefferson Henry S. Keller Brunswick C. L Ulverback Buckingham G. A. Lemon Middletown Roscoe Remsberg Sabillasville Carl Emmitsburg Philip Hower Frederick The Fair Officials Ernest B. Stephens Maryland Sale School For the Deaf

Washington Traffic Rule Changes Left Turn Method

The Washington police announce a new left turn procedure matching major cities. Drivers must form near the center of intersections and complete the turn from that point, replacing the former outside-draw approach. The rule, urged by the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety, takes effect today.

Police Washington Notifica‘thon Auto~ Mobile Club of Maryland National Conferense

Zonta Club Meeting Details Uneven Text

Fragmentary OCR text describes a Zonta Club meeting with unclear place and date details. The readable portions suggest a social or civic gathering with names and activities but lack coherent facts.

Stickler solution on cube coloring and cut results

Red block with three inch sides yields 27 one inch cubes. B cubes have three red sides twelve have two red sides six have one red side and one cube has no red sides.

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