Roosevelt seeks house cleaning in Democratic Party Maryland race
The piece outlines White House plans to purge reactionaries within the Democratic Party as Maryland primaries loom. It notes Roosevelt’s study of Jackson and Jefferson, dynamic labor influence, and the chess-like maneuvers around Davey Lewis, Nice, Leser, and O Conor, with Baltimore power shifts and Farley’s misgivings.
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Maryland
White House
Roosevelt
Tydings
Judge Leser
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Supreme Court
Marshall
Congress
Senate
Garner
John C. Calhoun
Jackson
Howard Jackson
John T. Jones
United Mine Workers
Ulisse de Dominicis
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Baltimore
Davey Lewis
Davey
Nice
Howard
Baltimore City
Annapolis
Bruce VS
O’conor
Jim Farley
Alaska
O’conor-Curran
Curley Byrd
Byrd
Baltimore Sun
Labor
Lewis
O'Conor
Washington
Farley
Willie Curran
Willie
Herb O’conor
Jim
Curran
Hale Harrison
Worcester County
Berlin
Union Trust Comany
Alan Goldsborough
Alan
Lansdale Lasseer
Prince George’s County
Lewis Club
Lansdale
Eame
Action Against Gambling in Large Cities
Philadelphia indicts 150 gamblers after a nine month probe revealing a conspiracy among gamblers police and officials. In Chicago the scene shifts as booking rooms are raided and equipment smashed. New York under Mayor LaGuardia crushes 707 slot machines, many new streamline models, with debris dumped in the bay.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Scarface al Capone
Thomas J. Courtney
Frank Nitti
Ralph Capone
Billy Skidmore
Big Bill Johnson
Dago Lawrence Mangano
Chicago Church Federation
Henry Horner
Courtney
Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
LaGuardia
Bay
Proclamation listing Maryland constitutional amendment proposals 1935 38
Governor Harry W Nice proclaims amendments to Maryland Constitution including repealing lottery ban, adding judges in the second circuit and allowing income taxes. It directs publication in multiple newspapers and sets the November 1938 election for adoption or rejection.
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Maryland
State
General Assembly of
State of Maryland
Legislative Department
General Assembly
Tstle “Legislative Department
State of
Judiciary Department
General Assembly of Maryland
Circuit Courts
Gaid
Cecil County
Caroline
Ceccil
Kent
Queen Anne‘s
Talbot
Accouad Cl“Le
Frederick
Montgomery
Sixth Circuit
Frederick County
Said County
Montgomery County
Genta
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Annapolis
Maryland Dentistry Act Promotes State Board Examiners
Maryland moves to overhaul dental licensing by repealing sections of Article 62 and Article 32, creating the State Board of Dental Examiners, licensing dentists as individuals, and establishing examination, registration, and fee provisions. The act sets terms for board members, licensing standards, limited registrations, penalties for misconduct, and appeal channels, with a June 1, 1937 effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Board of Dental Examiners
Code of Public General Laws
Flack
Eee
General Assembly of Maryland
Code of Public General Laws of
State Board of Dental Examiners
Maryland State Dental Association
Berein
Sald
Iowa
United States
Dominion of Canada
Dominion
Canada
College of Dentistry
Board of Managers
Bons Fide General Hospital
State Hospital OF Sanitorium
Pub Apnea Phi
State Board of Health
Balmore City
Baltimore City
Circuit Court
United States Army
Navy
Public Health Service
Veterans Bureau
Dental Society
Dental Convention
Association of Dentists
Dental College
Pup
Audi Public Schoolic
Elesnary Institution
Bousiness Corporation
Sho
State Apartment of Health
Wit &Icense
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Drew Pearson
Nice Roosevelt
Harry Nice
Leser
Merry
Sewspapf
Denton
L. M. Royer
Cordova, MD
Hillsboro
Shorgas
D. Ralph Horsey
Eastern Shore Gas Corporation
Farmers Supply CO
Wbalwfil
Eastern Shore Public Service
Bartland
E. Ray Jones
Court of Common Pleas
Board
Samme
Bat
Assebly
W. Nice
SELEY
State OF Mar
Tstats
Pia
State OF Land
Garat Oral
Harry W. By the
Pepe Preges
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