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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1931
Page
10
Baltimore records 109 degrees as September heat wave returns. Milwaukee and Chicago area report highs near 100 with widespread high readings across the Midwest and mid-Atlantic. Forecasters warn no major cooling yet but expect some showers later in the week.
The 13th national Legion convention opened with a decision to allow extended debate on key issues while limiting speeches. President Hoover and leaders including Ralph O Neil and Gen Pershing sent messages as War veterans urged courage in the current economic fight and peacetime service.
Des Moines reports Adjutant Governor W H Bailey orders mobilization of 1500 to 3000 troops to Cedar county after farmers resisted federal cattle testing. Sheriff’s 65 men faced 200 armed farmers at Jacob Lenker farm near Tipton causing vehicles to be mudded and windows broken before retreat.
Three German airmen and two Portuguese sportsmen, long deemed lost after a Lisbon to New York flight, were rescued 148 hours after ditching. Sightings placed wreckage near Cape Pine and Cape Race as the battered plane covered about 2,600 miles of a 3,700 mile trans Atlantic journey. The Norwegian ship bound from Albany to Russia transferred them to a passing vessel for relocation.
In Reno the decision to grant a divorce to Estele Tarior from Jack Dempeer concludes after a contested hearing. Judge Morgan finalizes arrangements and the couple heads toward separation as proceedings near completion in the heavyweight case context.
Frederick’s 1930 fair opens with displays from eighty seven county manufacturers. Exhibits include brushes lime products silos steel castings lumber doors closers and more. Major vendors listed include Adamstown Canning Co Barbara Fritchie Chocolate Shoppe J. E. Doub and Keystown Packing Co with a busy crowd expected despite hot temperatures.
Fragmented list of company names and individuals with missing context. Includes references to retailers, manufacturers, locations like Woodsboro and Frederica, and scattered notes on products and roles, rendering a coherent event or notice unclear.
Glenn Buhrman 21 of Smythaburg was paroled from the Maryland House of Correction after nine months of a two year sentence. He was rearrested by Sheriff Charles W. Crum and jailed on assault charges after firing at drivers on the Deerfield-Foxville road and later released on bond pending trial in town court.
The Temetown Women s Club held its 25 meeting at Moe Lewresce Fry s home. New officers were chosen led by President J W Gaver. Two new members, Mrs Wem Bron and Moy Potle, were welcomed as part of the session.
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