Maryland Liberal Drive in Baltimore Politics
The 1935 Maryland election cycle ends with a flare of factional strife. Bruce and Lee clash as Radcliffe’s Senate bid falters while Tydings and O Conor maneuver to influence the outcome. Farmer Casey resists censorship as radio debates spark party maneuverings and liberal demoralization over patronage tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free State
George Radcliffe
Democratic National
Howard Bruce
E. Brooke
Lee
Montgomery County
Bruce
Maj. Lee
Ritchie
Herbert R. O’conor
O’conor
Senate
Howard Jackson
Maryland
Baltimore
Tydings
New Deal
Salisbury
Farmer Casey
Gaithersburg
Wicomico County
Paign
Casey
Representative Goldsbrough
Washington
Parley
Charley Michelson
Danny Charley
Wiite
Roosevelt
August Klecha
U. S
Bernard Flynn
Tsydings-Radcliffe
Landon
Scoutits
Front Mall
Starsland
America
Mm Mu
Lind
London
Maryland Committee
Maylander
Congress
Snell
New York
Brcwster
Maine
Taber
Martin
Massachusetts
Bruce 1
Howard W. Jackson
Curll McCarthy
Tydinge
Good Food For Sound Thinkers Marsh-hen Nest Quote
A reflective line links natural marsh life with spiritual nourishment as a speaker notes the nesting instinct mirrors trusting in divine provision. The aphorism uses poetic imagery to compare worldly sustenance with faith in God.
Books You May Enjoy Novels and Favorites
A noisy catalog of novels and authors for November reading. Mentions include War, Barnes, Grace, and Smith, with reviews of The Valiant Woman, Am car Dicam, Remember of Midnight, Wolf Among Wolves, The Wrone World, The Dachel, The Journey Up, High of Theat, Scerpat in the Garden, The Sprmaster, The Glass Slipper, and The D A Holds a Candle. Many works spotlight modern themes, heroism, and social issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War
Artiser Barnes Boas
Cid
Caupee
Jace
Siete Ieee Smith
Miubac Duoter
Dudescient Review
Tans Mabie
Germany
Mw Tang
Hirta
Louis Paul Hould
Bum
San Francisco
William McFee
Mrs. Sperlove
Emile Loring
Ethel M. Dell
Fragmentary OCR Narrative From a Neighborhood Scene
A garbled OCR passage recaps a chaotic street scene with stray phrases about a hall, a city library, dignities, a parade of sounds, and a call to a car for blood and emergency aid. It mentions Sanh and Shasta in unclear contexts and hints at chaotic events or an emergency situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spall
Matscul
Mosture
Brurey Dodge
Dodge
Radiant Living The City Of God Prophecy
The fragment argues Jerusalem's prophetic role and its biblical history from ancient times through conquests by Nebuchadnezzar and later periods, highlighting its permanence as a stronghold until pivotal captures and the rise of obscure groups. The text echoes medieval prophetic tone about Jerusalem's fate and significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Oa
Jemalem
Tisrael
Canaan
Jerusalem
David
Nebuchadnezzar
Taeh Owitr
Mysterious patrol clash near the docks leaves readers unsettled
The report details a tense scene as marines conduct a patrol near the harbor at dusk. A lone woman approaches and directs the group to rest, a brief distraction before a sudden alert triggers a violent confrontation with bandits and highwaymen.
Encounters with bandits described in wartime reports
The narrative notes a siege or ambush where about thirty seven were killed or wounded, and several horses and weapons captured. The house owner was captured. Marines in the West Indies conducted similar lawful confrontations during World War I, though the tone in reports grew routine over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laken
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Percy White
State Central Committee
W. W. Gavin
Tyding
White
William Gordy
Gavin
Senator Tydings
Robert Archer
Clarence Miles
Herbert O’conor
Mike
Fat
Cam
Liberal Control
Millard Tydings
Marylland
Rooevelt
Mary
Erlong
Theihis
Ruskin
Wpa
Perarchive
Unce Jit Lim
THE
City OF God
C. M. Griffeth
Deal's Land, Md
Beth
Weiow
Rita
Cate
Ata
Star
United Fruit Bananas
Fruit Dispatch Company
Butte
Alta
Foythy
General Motors
Frigidaire
M. KR
Newnam
Benton, Maryland
Americas
Theis Motor Company
First Street
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