Personal News of Cambridge Highlights Local Visits
A string of weekend visits is documented in Cambridge with Doris Phillips of Baltimore staying with her parents on Glenburn Avenue. Others include Walter Evers of Baltimore and Robert Foley of Washington visiting Edward Smith. Mabel Phillips Smith visiting Baltimore. Betty Cosby returning from Rehoboth to High Street. Robert Snow Jr of Chevy Chase visiting. D Randall Book back from Arlington with husband. E Lee LeCompte in Baltimore. Simon Hoddinott of Amsterdam visiting. Gordon Willis returning to Washington. William Feldman and spouse from Atlantic City on Locust Street. Cecil County reports a $30,000 cash surplus and a $125,404 Public Works grant for a new courthouse and jail in Elkton.
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Walter Evers
Baltimore
Robert Foley
Washington
Edward Smith
Locust Street
Cecil County
Elkton
Edwin S. Dorcus
Board of County Commissioners
Cecil
Public Works Administration
Omar Hotel Auction in Cambridge at 117 Race Street
The Omar Hotel at 117 Race Street Cambridge will be sold at auction on September 14 at 10:00 A M. The sale includes all furniture and personal property. Auctioneer Ben Temple of Urbana Virginia conducts the sale with J Carlton Benny handling preparations. Watch this paper for further announcements.
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Omar
Race Street
Cambridge
Ben Temple
Urbanna
Virginia
J. Carlton Benny
Temple
Gas Explosion Threatens Delmar Family
Delmar Chief of Police Ralph Williams and two other family members narrowly escaped after a grounded gas pipe exploded in the cellar last Thursday night. Williams crawled to the top of the steps and shut the cellar door to keep fumes from the upper floors, but the family had to flee when no repairman could be reached for three hours.
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Delmar
Ralph Williams
Chief Williams
Williams
Tuberculosis Threat Warns Young Americans
A stark warning cites 12 000 deaths this year among Americans aged 15 to 25 from tuberculosis and says thousands will enter sanatoria. The piece urges readers to learn about their lungs today.
Court House “Cover-Up” System Keeps Taxpayer In Dark
Dorchester County commissioners pledge open reporting of weekly county bills. A list showing renderers, services, and amounts will be published in newspapers and posted in the Court House for public inspection to inform taxpayers.
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Court House
Anti-Harrington
Dorchester County
Cover-Up System Eliminated and Public Awareness Effort
A pledge states the Cover-Up System is completely eliminated and a sincere effort is under way to keep the public fully informed about the business of the people.
Daily Banner urges anti Harrington choice for clean government
The notice attacks the Harrington faction as boss controlled and calls Dorchester County voters to back the anti Harrington ticket on September 12. It frames the election as a fight for integrity merit and experience with a demand for a clean efficient administration.
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Harrington
Dorchester County
Anti-Harrington
Anti Harrington
Don't Let Them Fool You About Those Legal Fees
A historical speech criticizes high legal charges by the Harringtons and discusses Roosevelt era remedies. The speaker notes legality of fees but argues for reasonable charges and deliberate policy behind Democratic reforms in the 1930s. It reflects on legislative focus and the President's welfare aims.
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Harringtons
Harrington Machine
Roosevelt
Democrat Congress
United States Senate
Tydings Stand Praised By Radcliffe Amid Crisis Debate
A Radcliffe statement lauds the Tydings stand as essential amid a swift government response. He emphasizes that beyond the Administration, diagnosis of the economic illness and timely remedy selection were crucial.
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Tydings
Radcliffe
Officials Named in State Justice Discussion
The House of Delegates lists Wilbur Dashiell Alton H Spear and Ernest E Wiley with States Attorney J Gorman Hill and Sheriff roles as part of a governmental event and public appointment overview.
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House of Delegates
Wilbur Dashiell
Alton H. Spear
Ernest E. Wiley
Senator's support mixed with doubts on methods
The speaker says he has backed the senator on many proposals in the Senate but occasionally questions the general objective and some approaches. He cannot endorse either the President's objectives or some methods in a few matters.
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Senate
Announcement of Candidacy for State's Attorney
John Wesley Williams announces candidacy for State's Attorney subject to Republican Primary. He urges votes and support on September 12. Williams identifies as M21 and appeals to party voters.
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John Wesley Williams
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Personal News of
Doris Phillips
Mrs
Clinton Phillips
Glenburn Avenue
Willis Conover
High Street
Mabel Phillips Smith
Mrs. Carter Perkins
Miss Margaret Benton
Claude Benton
Charles J. Frey
Pittsburg
Talbot Avenue
Betty Cosby
Rehoboth
Joseph Waples
Robert Snow, Jr
Chevy Chase, Md
E. Lee LeCompte
Simon Hoddinott
Amsterdam
New York
Gordon Willis
John Willis
William Feldman
Atlantic City
Menace Delmar Family
Poe
Ted Sake
Hin
Sipe Saab
Lednun
Poplar Street
Watchmakers
the Daily Banner
James R. Lake
P. O
Greensboro
Democrat
Dorchester and
Talbot Counties
Palmer
Universal
United States Motors Dubree, Falcon and Gray
Evenrude
Elto
Chas. T. Mace
Bike & Engine Man
Cambridge, MD
Earl Bennett
Ira Y. Wheatley
Register of Wills
Fred W. Gore
George D. Holder
Albert F. Kirwan
James N. Medford
John T. Adams
George O. Dashiell
James C. Johnson, Sr
States
J. Gorman Hill
Rufus W. Dean
Benjamin E. Robbins
J. Will Bradshaw
State Central Committee
Granville Hooper
Brice W. Johnson
Oscar W. Nelson
P. P. Payne
William H. Pitts
J. Purnell Asplen
Robert E. Roberson
E. Lee Elliott
Zora
W. Willin
Citizens of
Maryland
John L. Lewes
United States
MR. Farmep
the Telephone Company
Tad
Dorchester
Annapolis