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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1930

Page

2

Annual Farmers Picnic At Carrelton Manor Woods

A large crowd attended the annual Farmers Picnic under Pomona Grange and the Bureau at Carrelton Manor Woods near Buckeyston. Contests for children and a 4-H speedball win by Walkersville marked the day with speakers from Harford County and the National Grange as well as Mayor Browning of Baltimore addressing the crowd. Dancing closed the evening program.

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David J. Lewis Accepting Call to Run for Congress

The letter from David J. Lewis responds to an invitation to become the Democratic candidate for Maryland's 1st Congressional District. He cites concerns about district representation, calls out party leaders for not addressing indictment issues, and states his decision to accept the nomination, urging leaders to act and restoring the district's esteem.

David J. Lewis Congress Naryland House O Representatives House of Representatives Lottinapenios Tarais Cotes Industries Mary Maung Balimore and Ohio Aalergland Maryland Wrson Ford Woodrow Wilson

Maryland coal and tariff woes haunt Allegany District

David J. Lewis argues Smoot Hawley tariffs hurt Maryland mining and farm sectors. He cites rail freight discrimination against Maryland coal, export declines, rising unemployment, and stalled industry revival. Lewis urges Congress to address coal mining crisis and tariff biases.

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Old Age Fensions World Court Discussion

Fragmentary OCR mentions world court and old age pensions with unclear phrasing. The readable portion hints at debates or discussions in a legal or international context. No concrete names, dates, or places are discernible.

Tariff and unemployment in 1923 discuss terms and loans

An unclear clipping discusses tariffs and unemployment in 1923 with mentions of loan terms and industry impacts. The text references congressional actions and economic effects, but the details are fragmentary and partially obscured.

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