Dewey Backs Labor Unions In New York Speech
Gov. Dewey endorsed union organization and collective bargaining in a Labor Day statement. Louis Hollander, head of the New York CIO council, criticized him for taking a pro labor stance after remaining silent on the Taft Hartley issue, calling it hypocrisy.
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Albany
HL Y
E. Dewey
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dewey
New York State
Louis Hollander
New York
Horse Race Betting Hits Another Snag in Baltimore
Baltimore August 5 The City Council bloc proposal to legalize off track betting through bookies stalled after Governor Lane declined to state his position citing existing revenue and fiscal boards. Maryland Racing Commission member Frank Small Jr opposed licensing, fearing reduced attendance and conflict with track management. City leaders plan a conference with the governor to discuss new revenues. Also recovering from a skull fracture, Melvin Savage of Germantown is improving at Suburban Hospital Bethesda after two operations and remains under care for several weeks.
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Baltimore
Lane
State Racing Commission
Frank Small, Jr
Maryland Racing Commaining
Small
Governor Lane
Melvin Savage
Harry Savage
Ger Mantown
Bethesda
Charles J. Savage
Gaithersburg
Brelvin
Soil Conservation Program Lets Farmers Prepay Seed
A new Soil Conservation program allows farmers to prepay for seed to plant cover crops under an AAA plan. They must present a well prepared seed bed and sufficient seed, lime, phosphate, and potash to an AAA committee to qualify for a purchase order. Approved cover crops include crimson clover, hairy vetch, and annual ryegrass. The old method of buying seed and being paid later at set rates may still be used.
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AAA
Former Diplomat To Address Md. Legion
A former Hungarian diplomat and Loyola College professor Dr Valentine De Balla will speak at the Maryland American Legion convention opening in Baltimore. More than 15,000 delegates are expected as 192 posts arrive. governor candidates and city officials will speak at Friday through Sunday events. A new Suttons warbler species was identified near Washington within the last eight years.
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Baltimore
American Legion
Maryland
Valentine de Balla
Loyola College
Hungary
Legion
Governor Lane
Tydings
O'Conor
Thomas D'Alesandro
Fifth Regiment
Valuable Holstein Bull Found Dead After Road Collision
The death of a valuable Holstein bull owned by Iftarold W. Zecher near Broad Run is under sheriff investigation. The bull, about a year and a half old, was found severely injured along the Burkittsville Broad Run road. A veterinarian cited skull fractures suggesting a vehicle strike. Deputies are checking local vehicles. the driver’s awareness remains uncertain.
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Iftarold W. Zecher
Broad Run
Burk ‘Itteville
Guy Anders
Anders
George Crouse
Zecher
U.S. Naval Academy
SSS Tonic Promises Digestive Relief and Strength
The ad claims SSS Tonic boosts gastric digestive juice flow to relieve nervous distress from gas and bloating, improve appetite, sleep, and energy, and aid nutritional anemia. It urges readers to buy 358 Tonic from Ze drug store and 888 Tonic to build sturdy health, noting lab proof and mass sales.
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S&s
Todsy
Bulid
Eastern Shore bull struck by milk truck during highway run
A bull escaped from a pasture along a highway was hit between 9 and 16 o clock Tuesday morning by a passing milk truck. The incident occurred as dairy traffic frequented the route, with observers noting the chance collision amid busy truck activity.
National Guard To Be Quartered In Barracks
The Maryland National Guard will be quartered in barracks for the first postwar encampment at Camp Ritchie, Cascade, starting August 17. The five to six day operation will involve Major William J. Witte and the 29th Infantry Division staff deeming it highly important, with 70 transport trucks supplied by the Army to move troops, 50 staying with the Guard.
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20Th Division
Lane
National Guard
Maryland National Guard
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
William J Witte
29Th Infantry Division
Complimenting a Homeholder Without Condescension
The etiquette favors a genuine compliment on the home without qualifiers that imply smallness. Begin with a warm greeting, mention a specific feature you admire, and keep your tone respectful and sincere to make a positive first impression.
Poultry Diseases and Management Seminar in Columbus
July to August schedule features Dr. Salsbury's Leboratecies presenting the study on poultry diseases and control methods in Columbus. An educational session covers diagnosis, prevention, and best practices for flock health.
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MD. Legion
Washington, D. C
Jacob Goldberg & Company
7Th & East Sts
Rederick, Maryland
Philco
Thor Automagic
Gladiron
Royal and Universal Vacuum
Hotpoint
Electrical
Ome
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Kemp
Pearre
West Virginia College of Beauty Culture
E. E. Martin
W. King
Martinsburg
Dolls Jewelry Store
South Market ST
RED Cross
Isfia
Sir Ar
Hollywood
East Patrick SY
Montgomery Ward
East Patrick, St., Frederick, MD
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