22 Sep 1931
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1931
Page
1
Final plans note Dr Eugene Jones visiting early today and Justice Hughes ill briefly. The memorial event includes unveiling in Court Park with exercises scheduled for Saturday at 2 30 pm.
Funeral arrangements and commemorations honor Roger Brooke Taney in Frederick with a Thursday memorial service at Court House and a 2 30 p m program. Chief Justice Hughes and other dignitaries expected. sculpture work progresses and a reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel planned.
Readable fragments mention hazetatown entities and front related notes with unclear details. No clear events dates or outcomes are established in the legible text.
An autoist drained gasoline from a Grove Lime Co tractor tank and fled in a car with New York plates. A stone hurled at the Grove car shattered a windshield, injuring William J. as the vehicle continued its trip with minor cuts from flying glass. The interim remains unclear and the trip ended uneventfully according to Mr. Grove.
In Detroit 100000 people watched the American Legion march for the thirteenth time since veterans were mustered out. Led by former national commander O L Bodenhamer the four mile parade featured about 350 bands and drum corps from across the country with uniforms in many colors and styles. Legionnaires made a grand display in canes capes and overseas era attire as visitors from Canada Europe and other territories rode in behind distinguished guests.
New York.AP. The Radio Corporation of America announced today an understanding for settlement of ADM-1Unet suits totaling 47 million dollars. The action charged violations of the Clause 9 license by U.S. vacuum tube manufacturers under RCA patents. The settlement provides for acquisition of RCA patent licenses by active companies including De Forest Radio Company Gold Seal Electrical Arcturus Tube Republic Radio and Diamond Radio Tube Company.
Philadelphia on September 22 AP report says Mr and Mrs Ral Parr honeymoon at the home of Mr and Mrs J Graham French following their wedding yesterday. Mrs Parr formerly Sonia Walshitman was divorced from her husband Francis Sinneiuff Whitman. She age 34. Mr Parr 54, long a widower with ties to society and racing circles.
Flyers were rescued off the New Posadue coast and transferred aboard the motor ship Beimoira. They were en route to New York, arriving Friday afternoon with Christi and Scatangeriard among those aboard.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a fire engine using carbonic acid powder instead of water to smother a blaze. It mentions a person charged during stress and a small cash amount, but specifics are unclear and names or locations are absent.
Exhibition day in England features crowds at the fairgrounds with autos, displays of fruit and vegetables, 4-H and Future Farmers activities, and a racing program starting at 1:30 pm. Night shows begin Wednesday with grandstand vaudeville acts and fireworks.
Record breaking heat shatters September norms in Baltimore and Annapolis. The mercury hit 94 in Baltimore with a student collapsing, prompting elementary dismissals at 1 PM. Annapolis saw five schools close at noon as highs neared 96 in several high school rooms.
Mrs. Emma Hull died at her home in Hagerstown Maryland today, becoming the second victim of a shooting incident on August 12 that killed Mrs. Annie Poland Heiser two days later. Heiser's husband faces charges. a previous marriage note and other details are listed as authorities report.
The piece notes an unusually hot late September with temperatures near 96 degrees, discussing the end of summer in Frederickton. It mentions mosquitoes in record numbers, damp warm nights, and a forthcoming seasonal shift toward October as trees redden and drought effects appear alongside a fish creek dam level at 34 feet.
Carrie A Williams testified before a trial board in Alemandria Virginia against Dr William A Shelton pastor of Mount Vernon Place M E Church. Former secretaries Mrs Shelton Miss Pay Logan Estelle Dosfer and Roberta Taylor were called. Bishop Mouton ordered the proceedings conducted by Dr W E Hammond. The closed hearing resembled a civil trial.
Montgomery County students in home economics classes begin preserving the abundant fruit supply to help stabilize prices. The canned fruit will feed school cafeterias this winter and surplus will be donated to the Social Service League for county families, funded by local farmers generous with their harvest.
A two story tenement on Walnut Street 4309 left one man dead and two people buried under debris after the building fell. George Mitch 2 proprietor died and Miss Anna Beil 24 and George W Jamison 30 were rescued in critical condition. Rescue teams worked through the wreckage as neighbors gathered after the Friday morning disaster. A later report noted friends and relatives at the scene and a birthday party crowd was mentioned among those present.
The League of Nations warned Japan to respect the covenant and Kellogg pact as tensions over Manchuria mount. Chiang Kai-shek vowed national unity and a final struggle if force is not halted, while Tokyo signaled willingness to seek a joint commission to ease the dispute amid reports of troop movements toward Harbin.
Weather data shows no precipitation in the past 24 hours. September normal precipitation is 3.25 inches, with actual 3.32 inches by September 1, 1933. Highs and lows are noted, with yesterday's high and last night's low recorded. moon phases and river observations are included.
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