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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1930
Page
10
Nine prisoners failed in an escape bid at a prison unit after a break in during the night. A guard exchanged fire and was wounded. one inmate was shot as the attempt unfolded near the facility where a prior related incident occurred. The events involve the prison staff and external figures connected to the disturbance.
The zoning board affirmed a permit denial for a proposed bowling alley on Church Street after property owners near E Church objected. The decision restricts bowling alleys to non residential zones and public motive sites, with further considerations about nearby buildings and street traffic.
The Brunsw ick council adjourns after a tense session on May Regulate Midget Golf as zoning limits are considered. Mayor and aldermen seek expert guidance on restricting new golf courses while Brunswick Athenes names Alban A Wood city attorney after Jacob Rohrback resigns. The brief meeting also appoints Frederick to review city records. Subscribe for The News.
The event featured remarks on constitutional powers and federalism as President William Bennett presided. Plans for a Washington, DC inter-club meeting and a community gathering were announced, with Samuel G. Duvall winning a prize.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice or police report item mentioning a person named Paul Smith and a date or ward reference. Details are illegible. no resolvable event, entity, or action can be confirmed.
The Potomac church leaders in Salisbury NC adopt a plan to fund a home for aged with a $100,000 state grant. A committee to establish the project includes Rev. Dr Seate Ro Wagner Fav Brindis and Claire H Masgerstorm Emens A Cavetoun E F Hamm Hanover Pa and Dr Otto Sehmidt Baltimore.
Mil tons Sills prominent screen actor died Monday night at Brentwood Heights after a collision. Police say illness could be cause. He was married to actress Doris Kenyon and had previous marriage ties, including Gladys Whitney.
A garbled puzzle item lists odd phrases about candie, an electric waldo, TNT, a beret, and a tangent about LANDSCAPES. Read as a cryptic puzzle note with misprints and nonsensical lines.
Local farmers in Montgomery face hardship amid weather and market pressures. No further details provided in the fragment.
County farmers face approximately $2,000,000 in crop damage with about 15 percent of farmers unable to secure credit to meet immediate needs. Estimates detail losses in corn oats hay barley apples potatoes and pasture through reduced production percentages and values.
In a terse legal notice, a resident seeks an absolute divorce with proceedings listed in the county court. The filing names involved parties and outlines the action sought, reflecting a standard public divorce notice.
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