Maryland Chapter Reelects Officials At Ocean City Convention
The Maryland chapter of the National Association of Postmasters met at the Francis Scott Key hotel in Ocean City to re elect all current officers for the coming year. Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Smith W Purdum and J Austin Latimer spoke, with Latimer praising Postmaster General Farley who sent a telegram due to urgent duties in New York. The gathering included remarks by U S Senator Millard E B Tydings and other postal leaders on the post office’s role, efficiency moves, and civil service reforms.
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Ocean City
Maryland
National Association of Postmasters
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Smith W. Purdum
J. Austin Latimer
James A. Farley
Farley
New York
O. E Keen
Post Office Department
John J. Hart
National Association
Lloyd C. Culler
Lucille Foster Medlin
Unit States Civil Service
David J. Lewis
United States Senate
U.S
Millard EB. Tydings
Lewis
Frederick City
Congress
Purdum
Post Office
America
Grnesis
McMillin
U. S
George L. Radcliffe
Roy M. North
North
Lford C. Culler
Frederick
Airs
C. H. Buckley
Guy K. Molier
Motter
Mollie . Stewart
Ethel Andrews
National Association of District Postmasters
Sem Marland
Bnot
Post Ofice
Civil Service Commission
Remsey Black
Mr. Black
Roosevelt
Black
W. Nelson Page
Winchester
Post Office Inspection Service
William A. Strohm
From Frontier Fighter To President Henry Harrison on stamps
A brief portrait traces Henry Harrison from aide to General Wayne in the Fallen Timbers campaign to secretary of the Northwest Territory, Indiana and Louisiana Governor, Tippecanoe defeat, War of 1812 service, Congress terms, and his 1840 presidency. He died April 4, 1841, featured on a pink U.S. Presidential stamp.
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Henry Harrison
White House
Ohio
Anthony Wayne
Young Harrison
Wayne
Old Fort Washington
Cincinnat
Fallen Timbers
Northwest Territory
Harrison
Congress
John Adams
Indiana Territory
Louisana Terriory
Tecumseh
Great Lakes
Harnson
Tippecanoe Tiver
Lafayette
Ind
U. S
Republicans Plan County Precinct Meetings for Central Committee
Republicans across the county will hold district and precinct meetings next week to choose a new Republican County Central Committee. Holden J S Felton said a date will be set early next week and after district meetings, the new committee will be formed in the city to plan the campaign. Democrats held district meetings last Saturday to select new committeemen. Edward J Smith expects to convene the new committee soon to organize and set election plans for November. Registration days occupy the period before the September 12 primary and the November election, with two registration days and one revision day. Both parties focus on registering new voters as the campaign intensifies.
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Republican County Central Committee
Holden J S. Felton
Cate
Felton
Edward J. Smith
Putrid fish odor spreads from Laurel freight cars
Train workers report five carloads of decomposing fertilizer fish passed through Frederick en route to Mt Airy. York and Lancaster areas faced haze and odor as carloads were handled, with some cars moved outside city limits due to strong decomposition. Notes claim fish were dumped loose in box cars without moisture controls. Also included an unrelated line about Virgin Islands demographics.
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Frederick
York
Lancaster
Laurel
Del
Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Two Way Drive On Hankow Launched by Japanese Forces
Shanghai reports a two way drive on Hankow Chinese provisional capital with 1,000,000 defenders warned. Japanese forces reach 160 miles southeast and position to strike the Peiping Hankow railway. A reinforced Japanese army has breached Shuichang's east gate as it advances along the Yangtze toward Hankow with riverine support.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Cuba
Shuichang
Yangtze River
Primary Election Notice for Frederick County Maryland 1938
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors of Elections declares a Democratic and Republican primary on Monday September 12 1938 from 7 A M to 7 P M. Voters may choose nominees for governor U S senator attorney general comptroller clerk of the court of appeals state officials and local offices and delegates to the state conventions. Polling places in each district and precinct will be listed.
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Code of Public General Laws of
Maryland
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Frederick County
United States
Staryland
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Sixth Ciremnit
House of Delegates
Democratic State Central Committee
G. Hunter Bowers
Isaac G. Waltz
Gael L. Catshall
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Ocean City, Md
PastoSice Department
House of Representatives
Post Ofice Department
Postoffice Department
Department
Woodrow Wilson
Lucille Foster McMillin
United States Civil Service Commissioners
Postofice Department
Ramspeck-O’mahoney
Frontier Fighter
Ra S
Annapolis
William C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Lieve C. Culler
E. F. Tingley
Hyattsville
J. Irving King
Davidsonville
J Howard Slocum
Mgr
Frederick County National Bank i
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Markell & Ford
The
Virgin Islands
Orphans' Court
Greenawalt
Frederick Coury
Palm Beach
Quaker City
Frederick’s Gluest
Goodyear
Goodyear Speedway
Ag Low
As & Berguin Price
Lowell Tire & Battery
Marke
Buckeystown
Keller's Hall
Masonic Hall
Point of Rocks
School House
Adamstown
Staley’s
West South St
Staley's
Key Chevrolet
West Patrick Street
Harbaugh’s
South Market St
Church Street School
Peoples Court Room
Court House
West Room
Mountain City
Jack Pry
Junior Engine House
Middletown
Creagerstown
Lutheran Parish House
Emmitsburg
Charles Harner
Public Library
St. Anthony's
Emmitsburg Pike
Wolfsville
Urbana
Charles H Smith
Park Mills
Liberty
F. Loraine Simpson
Libertytown
New Market
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hauvers
Red Men’s Hall
Sabillasville
Foxville
Woodsboro
Mrs. Gilbert
Daniel Flory
Thurmont
William Stoner
Albert W. Ecker
Jackson
Myersville
Johnsville
D. M. Devilbiss
Woodville
Prospect
Lingapore
George P. von Eiff
Ballenger
Feagaville
Braddock
Grange Hall
Brunswick Fire Company
Brunswick Fire Company House
Walkersville
Harry C, Gilbert
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