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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1928
Page
9
A boy named Disway struggles with reading aloud in class while a teacher and peers react. The scene follows mispronunciations and frustration as the student confronts his inability to perform, ending with a moment of regret and an awkward pause.
The City Opera hosts the Jetset musical Hit the Deck opening the local season to a large audience. Reviews praise its energy, colorful scenes, and strong music with dancing and costumes. Producer Vinces Youmans lists the show as a success in New York and cites the Hallelujah chorus and other numbers drawing praise.
Helena reports a speech by Smith alleging corruption and treason in the Hoover administration. The account recalls Democratic criticisms and clues to political scandal, referencing Ro bes and Miller and noting little Hoover response amid campaign rhetoric.
Herbert Hoover, amid campaign duties, joins the national conference of business paper editors at the National Press Club. He spends the morning drafting his Elizabethton speech and meets visitors from Delaware before continuing work on the address.
Severe forest blazes spread across northern California near Rucisresta Spray Berard Regala and Stephins Pass as firefighters battled three blazes. Weather forecasts warned of rain and lower winds may aid containment while federal crews worked under Shasta area command.
John J. Raskob the Democratic national chairman denied a statement attributed to Senator William Bruce that Secretary Hoover drank with Clarence Darrow. He said Hoover’s household remained dry while in the cabinet and praised him for it.
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