Committee And Storm To Fill Places In Frederick County
Frederick County vacancies arise after two appointees were refused confirmation in the State Senate. Governor Lane plans recess appointments to cover the posts. Storm and Gesbert appointments were denied while Clapp also faced rejection. Weinberg and Grove were discussed as likely recess selections for Trial Magistrate and Board of Election Supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
State Senate
Wilam P. Lane, Jr
Senate Committee On
Edward D. Storm
Robert E Clapp
Frederick
Charles G Gesbert
Urbana
Board of Election Supervisors
Wifer
Democratic State Central Committee
Storm
Clapp
Geisbert
Senate
Weinberg
Grove
Manuel M. Weinberg
George F. “Mouse” Grove
Elector Supervisors
Sherman P. Bowers
Confirmed Appointments Move Forward Across Maryland and Nearby States
The slate sent to the Senate by Governor Lane includes Alton Y. Bennett as trial magistrate and Edward J. Smith as substitute for Frederick Howard Marvin Jones in Brunswick. Other postings cover Willam J. Stoner at Thurmont, Joseph K. Ash, Emrateburg, and G. Cleveland Trout as License Commissioner, with Grover L. Stewart and Miss Moberly on the Board of Election Supervisors. The licenses and magistrates take effect June 1, amid shifts in board roles and ongoing legislative delays. In other news, Schenley Distillers plans closing small alcohol distilleries at Lawrenceburg Indiana Taunton Massachusetts and Cedarhurst Maryland to consolidate production at major plants.
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Treat
Storm
Senate
Lane
Alton Y. Bennett
Edward J. Smith
Frederick Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
Willam J. Stoner
Thurmont
Joseph K Ash
Emrateburg
G. Cleveland Trout
Grover L. Stewart
Democrat
Muss
Ruth Moberh
Republi
Sfonda
Mapic
Emurmisburg
Magstrate Aso
Stewart
Board of Elect
Moberly
Joseph Harp
Myersville
House of Delegates
Trout
Clapp
Gelbert
Senate Committee On
New York
Schenley Distillers Corp
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Taunton
Mass
Cedarhurst
Services Held Here For Sister Of Mrs. Johnson
Miss Maud Campbell Gouverneur, great granddaughter of James Monroe, died Saturday just before her ninety first birthday. She lived recently with her Washington nephew Laurence Gouverneur Hoes and was linked to Marian Campbell Gouverneur and the Harrison family circle through Mamie Harrison McKee and Gen. Winfield Scott.
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Washington
Maud Campbell Gouverneur
James Monroe
Laurence Gouverneur Hoes
Samuel Laurence Gouverneur
Marian Campbell Gouverneur
Gouverneur
Benjamin Harrison
Mamie Harrison
IlcKee
Winheld Scott
Colo
Memorial for Mrs. Johnson at Mt Olivet in Frederick
Funeral services were held at Mt. Olivet cemetery in Frederick this afternoon for a deceased relative connected with the Daughters of the American Revolution and other groups. The obituary notes surviving sister Mrs William Crawford Johnson of Frederick, two nieces Green Clay Goodloe and Miss Eaily Johnson, and another nephew Monroe Johnson, among others. A miscellaneous shower was held for Miss Peggy Jones in Frederick.
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Nial Dames
Daughters of the American Revolution
The
Daughters of 1812
Guadaloupe Society
William Crawford Johnson Ofrederick
Green Clay Goodloe
Washington
Eaily Johnson
Frederick
Monroe Johnson
Frederick. Rice
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Miss Jones to Wed G Franklin Freed in Frederick
Frederick on March 29, at the Roelke home near Yellow Springs Miss Jones will wed G Franklin Freed of Frederick on April 30. A yellow and green color scheme decorated the umbrella where gifts were opened. Many useful gifts were received and guests listed include Norman Jones Miriam Whipp Nora Jane Deater and Dreena and Marsha Hebb. Refreshments followed.
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Frederick
Earl Roelke
Yellow Springs
Richard and
Wayne
Walour Hoffman
Jackie
Charles Gartner
Miriam Whipp
Ralph Robrer
Nora Jane Deater
Robert Gruchey
Richard Hebb
Dreena
Marsha
Nora Hebb
Frangiin Freed
Melvin Keyser
Bogota Flagship Elevation Record Sights
Bogota, the capital of Colombia, sits at about 8,600 feet above sea level, shaping its climate and urban life for residents and visitors.
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Bogota
Colombia
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D Jayne & Ben
ROYAL
Storm & Ship Bey the Buse Corner
Tnion Hardware
Dorsey F. Shipley
Market St
RADIO
Motorola
Radiola
Combin Axions—Record
Columbia
AUXO
Betholine
Sinclair
Wayside Service
F. Russell Young
E. Patrick St
Fhone
Lincoln Loan Service
W. Patrick Street
Johnson
Ai Soserh
Peggy Jones
Se Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling
Frederick, Md
An. Fh
Kemsberg
the Letter Shop
East Second St
Rosenour
North Market St. Frederick, Md
Markell & Ford
Miltary
War Department
Amerca
Army Week
U. S. Army
United States Army
CIEE
U. S. Army Recruiting Station
Winchester Hall
Wen
Pak Ee Ia
Cot Fg
Plese
Heinz Baby Foods
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Beanshore
Pontiac
Employment Office
Capital Transit Company
M Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Les Brown
Guy Lombardo
Myr Adobe Hacienda
Eddy Howard
Benny Goodman
Ingels Pega Lee
Baby Hal Derwin
Bine Barron
Man
Hai Mcintyre
Ziegy Elman
April Showers
Preacher and the Bear
Phil Harms
Tommit Dorser
Robie Kirk
Nashville
James Dee Gant
Bines
Wille Bryant
Wesig
Ernest Tabb
Steel Bines
Tennessee Ramblers
Mayheim
Arthur Smith
Loa Wentiwayr
Hawishaw Rawkins
E-nest
Red Foley
Roy Yeu
Licht
Billy Hughes
Fairley
Moon
Racio Smech
Tex Ritter
Jam Robertson
Albus
Will Bradley
Ray McKinley
Booze Weere
Tamary Dorsey
Benn
Gendman
Warne King
Iming Berlin
Melonies
Artie Shaw
Plass
Cole Porter
Dipper
Frederick Appliance CO
Patrick ST
SRA
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