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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1937

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3

Propaganda charge in Senate over housing bill materials

Washington reports tumult in the Senate chamber as a propaganda dispute delayed a final vote on the Wagner low cost housing bill. Senator Clark charged private group leaflets opposing a $4,000 per unit cap were distributed to desks by pages. Wagner took full responsibility for the matter.

Washington Senate Clark Missouri Byrd Virginia American Federation of Housing Authority Housing Legislation Information Office Labor Housing Conference National Association of Housing Officials American Federation of Labor Building Trades Department Pittman Nevada Wagner New York

The Anointed by Bruce Catton review

A fourteen year old sets sail on a waterlogged voyage in The Anointed. Clyde Brian Davis frames a vivid tale of growth and self education as the youth, with ally Limo, navigates danger and learns to seek truth across life’s seas.

Farrar & Rine Bar Clyde Brian Davis Limo Vera Cruz Harry Bio Hussy San Francisco Black Ocean G. P

Oregon Senator Denounces Wagner Influence Attempt

Minority Leader McNary of Oregon sharply condemns Wagner's statement as the boldest attempt to sway legislation in twenty years in the Senate. He says the incident cannot be closed by a single remark and vows continued scrutiny.

McNary Repub Mcan Oregon Wagner Senate

Squeeze Wins Top Score In Canadian American Bridge Event

William E. McKenney notes squeeze play produced the top score for Arthur S. Goldsmith of Cleveland with partner Nagusky in the Niagara Falls Canadian American pair championship. Goldsmith and Nagusky won with four no trump after seven diamond tricks and three aces, with Goldsmith as North in a key hand.

WM. E. McKenney Arthur S. Goldsmith Cleveland Mark J. Wagusky Alvin Landy Goldsmith Niagara Falls Nagusky Trump West North

IES ODDS But It's Science

Oklahoma rainstorms in western Oklahoma shaped storms. About 250 farmers and relief workers mapped storms with the Oklahoma Climatic Research Association in Blaine Kingfisher and Logan counties. C Warren Thornwaite of the U S soil conservation service reports preliminary results from an American Geographical Society review. Wind tends to blow in channels about 20 to 30 miles apart, channels about eight miles wide, explaining erosion patterns in dry regions.

Howard Blakeslee Oklahoma City Oklahoma U. S Oklahoma Climatic Research Association Blaine Kingfisher Logan C. Warren Thornwaite U. S. Soil Conservation Service American Geographical Society Thornwaite

Condition Of Crops In Maryland Is Reviewed

Weather and crop conditions in Maryland for the week ending August 3 show sunny dry periods with a cool spell through August 1 and a shift to warmer days August 2-3. Thunder showers in eastern and central Maryland brought relief and benefited crops, while western Maryland received lighter rain. Crops range from fair to good overall, with some poor pockets in Sharpsburg and Oldtown districts. corn is generally good to excellent in eastern and central Maryland, haying and threshing continue, and potato yields vary by district.

Maryland John R. Weeks Sharpsburg Allegheny Mountain Laurel Oldtown

Laurel District Farm Progress and Historic Rolling Mill Note

Late planted potatoes finished on the Eastern Shore while early crops like tomatoes cucumbers beans and berries continue. Denton tomatoes suffer from black rot. western Maryland pea harvest ended. late tomatoes and sweet potato tubers growing. tobacco thriving. overall farm work near normal. An 182 era note credits Christopher Cowen with building the first rolling mill in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.

Laurel Denton Maryland

Must Show Certificate Or Part With $100 Cash

In police court Thursday night Kenneth Mong of Clarion Pa was fined $100 and costs for failing to carry an insurance certificate. Mong, driver for Bison Transportation, was given until noon today to supply a certificate after which time the fine would be paid. If he furnishes a certificate within the time the fine will be suspended State Officer R F Lewis made the arrest. George Chase, ensured, was given fifteen days in jail for being drunk on the street. He was arrested by Lieut Blumenau and Officer Alexander. Magistrate Emmet R Bowlus presided.

Kenneth Mong South Fifth Avenue Clarion Pa Mong Bison Transportation Company R. F. Lewis George Chase Blumenau Alexander Emmett R Bowlus

17 year old recites 600 word order in burglary case

A 17 year old youth testified before District Judge Ben Arnold in Oklahoma City reciting a 600 word legal document without error. The order suspends the boy’s five year sentence after his guilty plea to second degree burglary as required to ensure juveniles understand suspension terms.

Oklahoma City Ben Arnold

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