Primary Contests Set In Maryland Delegates Race
The filing period narrows as 58 candidates enter the field across Carroll and Frederick counties. Democratic and Republican tickets earmark contests for governor US Senate and House seats plus county offices and state central committees. Notable entries include Frederick attorney Robert E Clapp Jr and Nannie M Everhart the first woman candidate for Frederick County in the House of Delegates.
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House of Delegates
Board of Election
Robert E Clapp
Frederick
Nannie M. Everhart
David G. Everhart
Everhart
Frederick County
State Central Committee
Rev W. Snowden
Election Board
Martin L. Wachter
Lewistown
United States
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Orphans Court
With
Appraus
Carrall County
Carroll County
Ate
William F. Corbin
Morris Zumbrum
J. Lee Crawmer
Roby Spencer
Wilbur Coakdey
Charles W. Conaway
Walter L. Shipley
Arthur Greene
George Fowble
Register of Wills
Hany G. Berwager
J. Walter Grumbine
The
J. Webster Ebaugh
John H. Brown
Lewis E. Green
E. Lee Erb
Clarence Wright
John T. Williams
Henry Bonner
Chas. W. Melville
Norman R. Hess
E. Edward Martin
Randall Sporlein
Paul Leister
William S. Hoff
Nathan C. Hobbs
C. Ray Barnes
Stanford Hoff
Charles Bhephart
Melvin Boutson
A. Earl Ship- Tex
Marriage Licenses Granted in Maryland Area
Court news reports marriages/licenses issued for Lester J. Mathna 30 and Anne Walden 23 of Hagerstown and Roy C. Bowman Jr. 22 of Hagerstown with Margaret L. Carter 20 of Williamsport.
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Lester J. Mathna
Anne Walden
Hagerstown
Roy C. Bowman, Jr
Margaret L. Carter
Williamsport
Polar Bears on the Desk Igloo Trick
Advice to cope with heat suggests counting polar bears instead of counting sheep to feel cooler and rest the sheep. In the office, carry ice cubes and build a small igloo on the desk. The humor warns the boss will fire you, ending hot office work.
Asserts Industrial Autocracy Grips U. S
Washington Aug 19 Thurman Arnold Assistant Attorney General declared that America’s competitive system can be saved only by creating an enforcement organization large enough to investigate and prosecute all violations of the anti trust laws He urged funds to expand the anti trust staff and said price fixing and coercion of small businesses are unprosecuted and are changing the country into an industrial autocracy He warned that enforcement must cover all violations with regional officers and sufficient personnel.
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Washington
Thurman Arnold
America
Congress
Gzate
Arab Troops Repulsed By British In Holy Land Skirmish
British troops clashed with Arab detachments near Acre and Jadar on the Plain of Sharon in the heaviest fighting of the current unrest. Arab losses were reported heavy with 60 wounded and six dead. British aircraft strafed retreating forces while rifle and machine gun fire echoed through Northern Palestine hills and orange groves.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Palestine
Acre
Jadar
Plain of
Sharon
Auto And Bicycle Collide At Corner In City
A collision Friday evening at Bentz street and Third street involved a car driven by Mrs Evelyn Keener and a bicycle ridden by Joseph Carter. The bicycle owner was Norman Roderick. Carter sustained abrasions to both legs, his bicycle and car suffered damage, and Keener attempted a left turn onto Third street when she struck the bicycle’s rear wheel.
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Cormer
Bentz R
Third Streets
Evelyn Keener
North Market Street
Joseph Carter
Chapel Alley
Norman Roderick
East Seventh Street
Keeney
Bentz Street
Third Street
Million and Hal for Farm Roads
A Baltimore report shows about 1.5 million dollars in WPA funds spent on farm to market roads in Maryland counties since 1935. Combined with 14.7 million from the 1 2 1/2 cent gasoline tax the county total for road purposes exceeds 35 million dollars.
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Baltimore
Works Progress Administration
Harry D. Warhar
WPA
Maryland
W. A Codd
State Roads Commission
Make Suit Fibers From Milk Product
Washington reports Agriculture Department scientists have developed a process to make synthetic wool from casein, a skim milk by product. The fiber closely resembles wool in composition and color and could be priced near rayon, with potential for textile applications by Gould and Whither.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Stephen P. Gould
Earle O. Whither
Bureau of Plant Industry
Start Rebuilding Of Millville Plant After Fire
The Sanderson Porter Construction Company began rebuilding the hydro electric plant of Potomac Edison at Millville on the Shenandoah river between Harpers Ferry and Charles Town. The facility was destroyed by fire last week with prior damage estimated at 150000 dollars. current work is expected to cost about 300000 dollars.
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Sanderson Porter Construction Company
Potomac Edison Company
Millville
Shenandoah River
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town
Stateroads panel proposal seeks unified gasoline tax fund
The plan argues that the tax cannot cover debt service and maintenance. It calls for repealing existing gasoline tax laws and enacting a new statute to create a single fund. The State Roads Commission would have authority to allocate yearly proceeds to projects for the overall benefit of the state.
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State Roads Commission
Assails Bair for politics in veteran group report
Baltimore reports Bruce T. Bair former State commander of the American Legion was condemned for embroiling the legion in partisan politics after lauding Senator Millard E Tydings in his annual report. Owen Ryan accused Bair of attacking President Roosevelt and urged Tydings over Lewis. A Baltimore councilman and others were named as partisanship critics amid a Maryland Department convention parade finale with 4000 marchers.
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Baltimore
Bruce T. Bair
American Legion
Legion
Millard E Tydings
Owen Ryan
Chevy Chase
Southern District of the Legion
Bair
Roosevelt
Tydings
David J. Lewis
Ryan
Brain Trust
Lewis
Congress
Jack Clarke
Balimore
James B. Fitzgerald
Southern Maryland
Maryland Department
National Guardsmen
Coast Guardsmen
Junior Legion
Boy Scouts
Legion Auxiliary
Fort Cumberland
Cumberland
Coast Guard
Dorchester Bugle Corps
Cambridge
C. Lee Gill
Chestertown
Eastern Shore
Francis Scott Key Post
Frederick
Northwest Mounted
May Pay To Feed Wheat To Cattle
College Park Md Aug 19 due to low wheat prices and damage Maryland farmers may find feeding wheat to dairy cows more profitable than selling it. University of Maryland specialists say wheat compares favorably with oats barley and corn and provides more protein. Ground or crushed wheat should be mixed with higher protein feeds and not fed alone.
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College Park
Maryland
John A. Conover
Ian
University of Maryland Extension Service
Conover
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The set presents four questions with concise statements. It notes that the peso is Cuba’s monetary unit, Maxim Litvinov as Russia’s Foreign Commissar, Ernest Hemingway’s first book In Our Time, and defines an antonym as a word meaning the opposite of another word.
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Cuba
Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
Ernest Hemingway
IAP Recruits Put On Call
Toro Aug 19 Japan acted to mobilize about 1,000,000 men for its fighting forces while Siberian frontier talks with Russia reached a stalemate. The War Office ordered recruits aged 20 to 34 to stand by, signaling a possible rapid call up and a drive to end the war in China.
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Toro
Japan
Russia
Siberian
War Office
China
Foreign Office
Moscow
Tokyo
Changkufe
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George Fringer
Levi D. Maus
Paul Kuhns
Eugene P. Childs
Linwood E. Clark
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Edgar Myers
Walter R Rudy
Roland Diller
Theodore F. Brown
William F. Bricker
Hannah Shunk
Core E. Pickett
Daisy Burgoon
F. Argokhe Wetzel
Margaret E. 3. Koontz
Court News
F. Q
John B. Frey
House
Felix Frankfurter
U. S
Wales
Road Commission
J. Glenn Beall
Roads Commission
Frank Luthard
Commission
Assails Bair
Tydings Booster
Canada
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Office
Delphey’s
Edward J. Ryan
Democey Nes Congress
Burall
C. C. Carty’s
Pat
Haddad Ford
Frederick Motor Co
Haddad
C. E. Cline & Son
Hendrickson
IAP
Carty’s
Furniture Savings Club
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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