Local doctor neutral in Maryland governor race
Dr. Conley, a Frederick physician and former gubernatorial candidate, declares his Democratic State Central Committee faction will remain fully neutral in the statewide contest. He says the primary in Frederick is strictly a local matter and unrelated to the gubernatorial race amid reports of factional merger.
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Evening Sun
Frederick
David C. Winebrenner
Howard W. Jackson
Conley
O'Conor
Frederick County
Japanese beetle invasion eases in Maryland this year
Baltimore August 23 Japanese beetle brigade caused the heaviest invasion Maryland has seen this year but State Entomologist F N Cory reports they are nearly through for the season He notes the beetles may surge again next year and describes ongoing trap removal and storage efforts Cedar Cecil County suffered most while infestations spread along the Eastern and Western Shores Traps and quarantine stations aim to slow spread until a lasting insecticide is found
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Baltimore
Maryland
F. N. Cory
Cory
Cecil County
Br. Cory
Bel Air
Paul Hamish Myers
Myers
Frederick HL Vinup
Dorothy Elizabeth Vinup
Roland Park Country School
Western Maryland College
Paul Myers
Taneytown
Carroll County
Record Ballot Plans Highlight Long Democratic Primary
Fredericks county voters will face a record 31 names on the Democratic primary ballot on September 12 with contests for governor, US senator, comptroller and attorney general plus four state contests and local offices. Republicans will offer 49 names with no second choices. Officials warn the process could take hours per voter as ballots include extensive cross marks and multiple selections.
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Fredericks County
Down
Orphans Court
United States
Repubcan
Republcans
U. S
Clerk of the Court of Appeals
Register of Wills
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The solution states each man drove the other's car in a race. The red car salesman wanted his car to come in last and thus hoped the blue car would win, while the blue car salesman did the opposite. They swapped cars and competed, solving the problem quickly.
Fragmented list of local election races and candidates
The text lists numerous partisan and nonpartisan races with multiple candidates across offices such as state's attorney county treasurer House of Delegates and delegates to state convention. It notes vote counts and candidate pools including judge and sheriff contests and central committee slots, reflecting a dense ballot summary.
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Circuit Court
State’s Attorney
INO
House of Delegates
State Central Committee
U. S
Resister of
Wis
Judges of the Orphans Cour
County Treasurer
Roosevelt asserts party interference harms American system
In a Hyde Park briefing, President Roosevelt condemned cross party meddling in primaries. He cited Idaho where Senator Pope was defeated by D Worth Clark, noting Republicans urged votes in Democratic contests. Maryland Georgia and Idaho figures were mentioned as examples while denying comments on any single candidate. He questioned a future Maryland appearance amid tensions over Senator Millard Tydings and Rep. David J Lewis.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Idaho
James P. Pope
D. Worth Clark Pope
Georgia
Maryland
Millard Tydings
David J Lewis
Tydings
City Property Sold At 230 Dill Avenue
A deeds records a property sale at 230 Dill Avenue by Mr and Mrs Roy L Rhoderick to Mr and Mrs Richard F Simmons and Mrs Grace E Storm for about 4000 dollars. The parcel includes a brick dwelling and a lot.
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Dill Avenue
Roy L. Rhoderick
City
Richard F. Simmons
Grace E. Storm
Hawks and Friend Die in East Aurora Plane Crash
Commander Frank Hawks and J Hazard Campbell die after a Gwinn Aircar demonstration plane hits telephone wires near East Aurora New York. Hawks a famed speed flier turned safety advocate died in Buffalo hospital. Campbell was a stock broker and Knox relation.
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East Aurora
N. Y
Frank Hawks
Hawks
Buffalo
J. Hazard Campbell
Gwinn
Aircar Company
Marshallton
Iowa
Los Angeles
New York
North America
Europe
Howard Hughes
United States Air Service
Navy Reserve Air Corps
Campbell
Seymour Knox
J. I. Knitteraur
Gwinn Company
Wage Hour Amendment Urged by Labor Group
Atlantic City New Jersey August 23 The American Federation of Labor executive council today agreed to seek congressional amendments to the federal wage hour law to curb the wage hour administrator s broad discretionary powers President William Green said the law is written but gives the administrator dictatorial powers He added plans to prepare and introduce amendments in the next Congress to fix the defects.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Federation
Congress
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Yankees
C.h.conley
Central Committee
Millard
David J. Lewis
Albert Ritchie
Lewis
Dr. Conley
Baltimore Evening Sun
Democrats
Martha Jane Stainton
Chicago
F.D.R
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Office
Eranks
Delphey’s
C. E. Cline & Son
Speed Flyer
Ace
West
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Lincoln High School
United Fire Company
Burall
C. C. Carty
S. E. Pat
Allen, Son and CO
Phelae
Simmons Famous
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederik
Navy Blues
Grers
Hendrickson
Goa
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