Candidates at annual Middletown picnic draw crowd
About 3000 attended the Middletown community picnic in Ligier Woods with U S Senator Millard E Tydings Republican candidate Leo Weinberg for attorney general Democratic candidate Arthur Hungerford for senator and Republican Galen L Tait for senator among speakers. Addresses stressed farm relief, democracy, and the clash with despotism, with contests, games, a band, and lunches enhancing the event sponsored by the Middletown Lions Club.
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Middletown
Ligier's Woods
United States
A Millard E. Tydings
Leo Wenberg
Arthur E Hungerford
Galen L Tait
Senator Tydings
Tydings
Carroll County
Taneytown
Weinberg
Chiildhood
Mr. Hungerford
Rep
David J. Lewis
Mr. Tait
George C. Rhoderick, Jr
C K. Rhoderick
Lewis F. Kefauver
Kefauver
Harry Sowers
Broad Run
Charles Adkins
Valley
Capiural
Main's Ice Cream Company
Tressler Peers
Lovsville
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The page lists four items: Sir Henry Irving as a famous actor, con amore meaning with love, a sextant as an instrument for measuring distances, and Lincoln Park located in Chicago.
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Sir Henry Irving
Lincoln Park
Chicago
School offices not yet moved in Frederick County
Reports of a courthouse change to move the Frederick County Board of Education to Winchester Hall stirred speculation. Both the County Commissioners and the Board of Education denied any decision, with Robert L. Warfield stating no decision had been reached. The situation had been reported for weeks.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Winchester Hall
County Commissioners
Board of Education
Robert L. Warfield
Commissioners’ Office
Tydings and Lewis Clash Over New Deal Ideology
In a Carroll county fair address Tydings urged voting for measures on merit, opposing some New Deal reforms such as judiciary reorganization. Rep David J Lewis, a New Deal advocate and Senate hopeful, argued the race is New Deal versus Old Deal with Tydings and Lewis as the main figures.
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Tydings
Congress
David J. Lewis
Lewis
U. S
Carroll County
Tydings Voting Record Attacked by Lewis in Baltimore
Senator Millard E. Tydings faces criticism from Rep David J. Lewis over his voting record on the social security bill as the Democratic Senate nomination race intensifies. A local meeting reveals plans to relocate the Board of Education to Winchester Hall to create a permanent grand jury room, with the county agent’s office shifting into the education offices if moved.
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Tydings
Taneytown
E. Tydings
Senate
Baltimore
Millard E. Tydings
David J. Lewis
Amalgamated Cloth
Board of Education
Winchester Hall
Grand Jury
Tydings Faces Criticism Over Present Vote On Social Security
Lewis attacked Senator Tydings for answering present on the pivotal social security roll call. He accused Tydings of avoiding a stance on a major humane issue and questioned whether his conscience aligned with Democrats or Republicans during Maryland primary voting dynamics.
Roosevelt Attacks George in Georgia Primary Fight
President Roosevelt urged Liberalizing reforms and urged voters in Barnesville to oppose Senator Walter F George who has served 16 years. He endorsed Lawrence Camp as a Georgia primary candidate and clashed with Eugene Talmadge while accepting George’s challenge. George accepted the challenge with a handshake.
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Barnesville
Roosevelt
Walter F George
Simly
Lawrence Camp
Georgia
George
Walter
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Brune Begins Independent Bid After Democratic Exit
Baltimore August 11 Herbert M Brune Jr withdraws from the Democratic gubernatorial race and announces he will run as an independent in November claiming the party primary is controlled by machine politics. He attacks machine politics while four Democrats remain in the September 12 primary.
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Baltimore
Herbert M Brune, Jr
Brune
Howard W Jackson
Herbert R. O'Conor
Lansdale Lasseer
Wm. S. Gordy, Jr
Candidate in Maryland Election Lacks Historical Records
A candidate in the general election would give Maryland a political situation unmarked by a parade in memory of the oldest observers. Maryland Manual election records show no such candidate since 1871 and earlier records were not available immediately.
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Maryland
Man Fined 25 for Undersized Black Bass
William Woodward of Woodyville along Linganore Creek was arrested Wednesday by District Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus for possessing undersized black bass. He was found guilty in Peoples Court Thursday and fined $25 by Justice Emmett R. Bowlus and paid the fine.
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William Woodward
Woodyville
Linganore Creek
Benjamin F. Phebus
Emmett R. Bowlus
Peoples Court
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