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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1938
Page
9
Frederick residents endure an extended heat wave with 90 degree highs and nights not dropping below 70. Frequent cloudy or misty showers persist as warm, humid air from a chain of high pressure blankets the region, offering little relief and reiterating the forecast.
Democratic Governor nominee hopeful Herbert R. OConor plans a Friday and Saturday tour of Frederick County. He will meet taters at Feagaville, visit about two dozen towns, attend American Legion boxing in Frederick, and end at Johnsville festival. Saturday covers Harrisville, a dozen towns, ending Brunswick, with final rally in the city on August 24. Phillip F. Lee Jr of Louisville will distribute circulars by airplane for the tour.
General alarm sounded for a fire on West Patrick street but responding engines found no fire. Crowds gathered as hundreds rushed toward the scene, then the units returned to their quarters without incident.
A fragmented Saturday radio schedule lists guests and programs across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and other stations. Mentions guests Fred E Baer Gene Carroll Glenn Rowell and others, with show linesups including Wayne King Vox Pop and Benny Goodman. The piece ends with a stray factual note about zinc galvanization named after Luigi Galvini.
The 1935 proclamation of the Maryland governor outlines proposed amendments from the January General Assembly sessions. It covers repeal of Section 36 of Article 3 restricting lotteries, adding judges in the Second Circuit, and tax-imposing powers under Article 15 of the Declaration of Rights.
The Maryland General Assembly proposes amendments to Article 4 Section 21 to add additional circuit court judges across circuits two three and six with residency rules and governor appointment provisions. It also adds new Sections for a State Board of Dental Examiners and stringent licensing rules for dentists with examinations, revocation, and penalties. The amendments are to be submitted to voters in the November 1938 general election.
Proclamation outlines MarylandReferendums following 1937 General Assembly acts Chapter 91 setting marriage license timing and Chapter 306 creating the State Board of Dental Examiners. It describes licensing dentists, board duties, examinations, and replacement licenses, plus examination fees.
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