Auto Dealers Hold First Meeting Here
About 40 members and guests attended the first monthly meeting and banquet of the Automobile Dealers Association of Frederick County in the Blue and Grey room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Tuesday night. President Robert L. Warfield presided. Senator A LeRoy McCardell called dealers a key link in the economy and noted recent automobile legislation efforts had failed. Major Culler and others spoke on the industry’s impact and opportunities, while the association planned delinquent accounts screening and hoped for broader cooperation among dealers.
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Automobile Dealers’ Association of
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
Robert L. Warfield
A. LeRoy McCardell
Liord Do. Culter
McCardell
Inez
General Assembly
Dealers’ Association
Culler
Warfield
Murray Stauffer
Col E. Austin Baughman
John E Rains
Baltimore Automobile Dealers’ Association
David ¢. Winebrenner
Socialist Program Sets Goals for Party Convention
New York April 17 recognition of Russia for the United States with withdrawal of troops from Nicaragua and relief for the unemployed were major planks at the Socialist party national convention. Nominees Norman Thomas and James H. Manner were named for president and vice president. Other planks urged cancellation of war debts public ownership of utilities treaties outlawing war revision of taxation and anti trafficking laws and withdrawal of American forces from Nicaragua ending military intervention in Central America.
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New York
Russia
United States
Nicaragua
Socialist Party
Odar
Norman Thomas
James H. Manner
Reading
Bishop James Edward Dicker Dies in Louisville
Bishop James Edward Dicker of the Methodist Episcopal Church South died in a Louisville hospital after several weeks illness extending his ministry in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Louisville
James Edward Dicker
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
New York Boosts Smith Candidacy
The New York Democratic state committee formally advanced Gov Alfred E Smith's bid for the presidential nomination. A resolution urged New York's national delegation to present his name at Houston. Smith, vacationing in Asheville, NC, approved the resolution but will not attend the Houston convention. Delegates and officers were elected for the Houston gathering.
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New York
Alfred R. Smith
United States
Democratic State Committee
National Democratic Club
Hounston
Tegrity
New York Socials Mention Mrs O Day and Mrs Goode</br>
Mrs Caroline O Day of New York meets Mrs Alice Goode of Brooklyn and Mrs Henry Morgenthau Jr of Dutchess county in a social gathering.
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York
Caroline O'Day
Met
Alice Goode
Brooklyn
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Dutchess County
Birds Speak On Fashion Shifts In Hats And Feathers
A reported dialogue notes that girls are dressing more sensibly, trimming their hats less with feathers. The exchange implies a shift in fashion norms and styling, reflecting contemporary attitudes toward display and modesty in dress.
Relief Measure 18 in Congress draws sharp White House attack
Washington April 17 as the House opened its debate on the Senator Jones flood control bill the administration condemned the measure as the most extortionate ever passed. The plan would allow federal land purchases for floodways in Arkansas Missouri and Louisiana amid projected costs from 200 million to 1.25 billion. Proponents argued the Mississippi watershed creates a national responsibility justifying full federal funding.
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Washington
Jones
Coolidge
Congress
House
Senate
Tor
Yue
Arkansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Redd
Federal Treasury
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Smith
Democratic State Committees
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
Grover
Deslers
Isaac N. Shipley
Frederick, Md
Frederick County Products, Inc
Hoffman Bros
Shankle
Shafer
Lyonore Metal
Lyonore
Frederick
Wilson Stove House
M.A. Hahn
Zeigler
Widdletown
Rody & Burdette
Mt. Lry
Ma. T. Y Saylor
Walkersville
Crewandrd
U. S
Dunlop
Rudy
Amos Rudy
North Carroll Street
THE
Falcon-Knight Six
Dunlop City
E. B. Shipley CO
Whelessie Warehouse Dealers
C. E. Stull
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