Maryland Merry-Go-Round Brisk in Gubernatorial Race
The Maryland election campaign narrows to a tight race between Herbert O Conor and Harry Nice. Labor power, Western Maryland support for Nice, and Roosevelt ties shape the contest, while Jackson forces rally behind O Conor. Wives of senators and social politics add to the backroom intrigue as Maryland figures maneuver for 1940 patronage and influence.
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Herbert O’conor
Nice
O’conor
O'Conor
Baltimore City
Bailiwick
Westen Maryland
Baltimore
WPA
Hamy
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry
Jackson
Herb O’conor
Knights of Columbus
Tom Collins
Harry Nice
Hooper
Bruce
Tydings
Howard Bruce
Senate
Joseph Kolodny
District Attorney’s
Justice Department
Radcliffe
Railroad Mediation Board
Maryland Fabor
Tydings-O'Conor
Iabor
Kolodny
Robert’ Bonnell
Maryland Committee
Republican Party
Tyding
Washington
Walington
Mas
Thomas Cheeseborough
Reno
Joe Davies
Belgium
Marjorie Post Close Hutton
Barbara Hutton
Farley
L. W
Chip) Roberts
Democratic National Committee
Chip
Welles
Prince Georges County
Senator Tydings
Sumner Welles
Je Hand
Mrs. Welles
Oxford
Roosevelt
Herbert Brune
Hamilton
Wille
Robert Bonnell
Bonnell
Alonsita Walker
House of Delegates
Talbot County
Walther
Evie Walker
Robert
Democratic National Committee. Mrs. Walker
Wasshington
OConor Labor Views Lauded by County Audiences
O Conor praised by county audiences for his views on labor and pneumonia serum. He cited 1937 pneumonia cases and 1827 deaths, noting the serum’s scientific contribution and pledging renewable supplies to county health units for patients unable to buy it. At Oakland he urged forest conservation and recreational land set asides.
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O'Conor
Hervers
aLor Union
O’conor
State Health Department
Oakland
Health Tag Advice Prompts Voters for Election Day
A brief advisory urges all voters to wear a Health Tag on Election Day regardless of ticket. The notice emphasizes public health compliance and civic participation without asserting any political endorsement.
National bestsellers for September in miners ears books list
The National bestsellers for September compile top fiction and non fiction from rare reports. Titles include Son by Howard Spring May publication year and The Yearling by Rawling April, with other noted works such as Tell of Time and The Mortal Storm.
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Howard Spring
Majue KL Rawling
Ana
Laura Bicy
Phylllls Bottome
Citadel
Ion
Thireen Montoon Dist
Northwest
Book listings and best sellers noted in July and September
The passage catalogs numerous authors and titles with publication months and durations on lists. It highlights notable best sellers such as The World Is Mine and With Malice Toward Some, plus Rebecca and My Son My Son, with remarks on promotion, pricing, and early chart performance. It also mentions The Yearling and A Southerner Discovers the South in reader interest.
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Kenneth Roberts
Evan John
Tileen
Ruth McKenney
Mary Roberts Rinehart
de la Reche
Marenret Hilsey
Arthur E
Alalice
Rebecca
DuMaurier
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