Interference by F D R holds issue in Maryland primary
Maryland primary politics focus on President Roosevelt's intervention in the state senate race. Senator Millard E. Tidings denounces the president's influence as a threat to independent judiciary and federal representation, while Representative David J. Lewis defends his stance against party control and questions Tidings' claims of political intimidation.
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Milasd FE Tydings
Congress
Maryland
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Supreme Court
David J. Lewis
Tydings
Eugene Casey
Lewis
Tidings
Marsland
United States
Millard E. Tidings
Senate
Stream Pollution to Be Studied by PWA
Washington Aug 21 Pollution of streams through Montgomery and Prince George's counties to the Potomac and Anacostia rivers will be included in a Potomac study. Public Works Administrator assistant Howard A Gray said senators Tydings and Radcliffe were informed. The issue has been referred to the Maryland State Planning Commission as officials of the district press for cleanup.
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Washington
Montgomery
Prince George's
Potomac
Anacostia
Howard A. Gray
Tydings
Radcliffe
Maryland
PWA
Gray
Water Resources Committee
National Resources Committee
Public Works Administration
Potomac River
Maryland State Planning Commission
Washington Suburban Sanitary District
Wood Files for State Senator Amid Party Splits
Alban M. Wood, a well known local attorney tied to Dr. Conley forces, filed for state senator as a Democratic faction forms. He will oppose John B. Funk who enjoys David C. Winebrenner backing. Rumors spoke of a full Conley slate for the Democratic State Central Committee as filings closed.
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Alban M. Wood
Charles H. Conley
Wood
Board of Election Supervisors
John B. Funk
Brunswick
David C. Winebrenner
Frederick
H Dorsey Etchison
Conley
Democratic State Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Staley F. Flock
New Market
Myrtle K. Huffer
Middletown
Martin K. Swann
Rollins J. Atkinson
John V. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Charles F. Deck
Thomas X. Mohler
Buckeystown
Woodrow Baumgardner
Woodville
Jesse I. Renner
New Midway
Othce
Court House
New Alpine Province Proposed ForAustria The Kosciuszko Massif
Sydney report that New South Wales tourist bureau proposes a Little Austria in the Australian Alps to attract winter sports tourists. The plan envisions a 2000 mile ski region on the Kosciuszko Massif with Austrians settling to run facilities.
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Austria
Australian Alps
New South Wales
Koscuisko
Australia
State Employee Arrested For Passing Stop Sign
A state employee driving a state owned car was arrested by Sergt. James B. Solt for running a stop sign at College Avenue and Fourth Street. Edmond G. Waters of Anne Arundel County faced a police court hearing after attempting to avoid the charge. He posted collateral, then signed a summons. Various weekend arrests for disorderly conduct followed, including Bertha Blair Helen Moxley and Katherine Staple, plus others in separate incidents.
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James B. Solt
Edmond G. Waters
Anne Arundel County
College Avenue
Fourth Street
Solt
Waters
Allen
Bartgis
Omcer
Herbert Strawsburg
Bertha Blair
Helen Moxley
Katherine Staple
James Myers
Val Dar
Frank Dorsey
Day
James Wiles
Dorsey
Fred Straley
Clarence Hallman
William R Fisher
R. C. Six
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Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The puzzle states 48 people would consume 20 days of provisions for 48 in 20 days leaving 30 days less 20 days or 10 days provisions for 43 people. It then says 480 days provisions for one person, then 18 people left leaving 30, and 480 days would last them as long as 480 divided by 38 equals 16 days.
Plan For Withdrawal Of Troops Scrapped
Insurgent Generalissimo Francisco Franco today scrapped Britain's plan to remove foreign fighters from Spain. The note to the European non intervention committee accepted the plan then dismissed its main points as wholly valueless, straining Britain’s patience. Britain acted as a post office and sought a meeting to review replies from both sides as France was expected to allow war materials to reach government Spain.
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London
Francisco Franco
Britain
Spain
France
Earl of Plymouth
South Wales
Foreign Office
Boy Rescues Drowning Child Then Returns to Fishing
A 13 year old from Oxford interrupted his fishing to rescue a girl from drowning. He then went home, changed his clothes, and returned with rod and line within half an hour.
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Oxford
Eng
Union Bridge Boy Badly Injured In Street Accident
Twelve year old Robert Plank was struck by a slowly moving car driven by Ken eth Bair near Union Bridge after stepping from his father's car to buy a paper. He sustained severe injuries including arm lacerations skull fractures and a fractured collarbone and was taken to Frederick City hospital. State Police opened an investigation with no charges stated at press time. The report notes the accident occurred around 9 o clock and that the boy’s condition remained serious.
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Robert Plank
Keneth Bair
Union Bridge
T. H. Legg
Kenneth Plank
Young Plank
Bair
Ofce
Legg
Frederick City
R K. Wright
Daladier Calls To Scrap France Forty Hour Week
Premier Edouard Daladier told the nation the 40-hour week must be changed to strengthen defenses and franc stability amid looming war, arguing national necessity overrides the former Leftist policy and industrial peace. The speech followed his ascent with the defense ministry on April 6 as he challenged leftists amid rising tensions.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Postoffice Clerks Close Convention in Maryland
Annapolis Aug 21 The Maryland branch of the United National Association of Postoffice Clerks reelected Lee M Bowers of Baltimore as president at the convention closing session. Also elected were Arthur F Hightman Brunswick first vice president Frank Hussell Hagerstown second vice president Hobart B Albaugh Frederick treasurer Murray Eiler Hagerstown secretary Louis E Strange Annapolis chairman of Finance Committee Howard I Reed Chestertown and J W Roney Hagerstown organizers. The officers were installed by John J Barrett.
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Annapolis
Maryland
United National Association of Postoffice Clerks
Lee M. Bowers
Baltimore
Bowers
Arthur F. Hightman
Brunswick
Frank Hussell
Hagerstown
Hobart B. Albaugh
Frederick
Murray Eiler
Louis E. Strange
Howard I
Texas Gunmen Are Taken Without Fight
Dallas news report states Floyd Hamilton and Ted Walters, Texas gunmen linked to a string of robberies across the southwest, were captured without resistance after four months of pursuit by state and federal officers. Hamilton is described as brother to outlaw Raymond Hamilton, once active in the region and electrocuted in 1934.
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Dallas
Tex
Floyd Hamilton
Ted Walters
Middle States
Hamilon
Raymond Hamilton
Southwest
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