O Conor outlines plan to reform Maryland legislature
Maryland Attorney General Herbert R. O Conor urged a nonpartisan legislative council to draft a long range program and seek pre session studies. He proposed replacing judges with merit lists, expanding research staff, and giving the General Assembly power over legislative matters to preserve representative government.
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Herbert R. O Conor
Maryland
America
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lions and Kiwanis Clubs
Climman
People’s Court of
Balimore
General Assembly
O'Conor
Senate
House
Oconor
Legtive Council
Agustin Pearce
W ©. Terpennig
Jack Ailnuit
Wiliam Prettyman
Rockville
Ernest E. Wooten
Baltimore
P. W. Griffin
Bessemer
Penna
Paul Luis Thurmont
W. O. Rau
C. E H. Feese
W. Horiie
Alfred Harris
Culver
E . Gross
Brunswick
W. A. Wolfe B Saiisid, Charles E. Moylan
Roy Leiter
Alton Leiter
Hagerstown
Walter P. Feaga
J Tyson Lee
Clarence C Carty
Walter G. Crowther
T. C .Hubbard
Emmett FR. Bowlus
Woodrow Baumgardner
Leslie N. Coeblentz
C. Frederick Knock
Gerson Rosenour
D. T. Dutrow
Benjamin Shuff
Howard W. _Ash
Manuel Weinberg
Francis “Petrov
Bernard M Davis
Primary Regulation By Amendment Urged For Voting
President Roosevelt denounced Republican participation in Democratic primaries in Georgia and Maryland and prompted two Washington reactions. Democratic senator advocates propose a constitutional amendment to allow Congress to set primary election conditions for federal officers. Republican leaders dispute the charge and defend cross party involvement as not illegal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Brown
Michigan
Democratic
Idaho
James P. Pope
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Sheppard
Texas
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Congress
Georgia
Maryland
George
Tydings
Border Rights For Hungary Guaranteed
Berlin reports Chancellor Adolf Hitler tonight guaranteed the inviolability of Hungary's borders in a state dinner toast with Admiral Nicholas Horthy regent of Hungary. Hitler praised historic friendship between Germany and the former Austro Hungarian empire and noted a mutually unshakable trust as neighbors with defined historical boundaries. Horthy, in reply, highlighted the three way friendship of Hungary Italy and Germany and their common will for a just peace.
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Berlin
Adolf Hiver
Hungary
Nicholas Horthy
Germany
Hitler
Austria
Admiral Horthy
Italy
Answers to Cranium Crackers Page Four
In a county note the net gain cannot be figured without base costs. The article cites original costs to farmers for apples as an example, noting production costs as essential. Frederick figures include James H A Grove Sr, Johan Wolfe, Robert Clapp Jr, Oscar Hirsch, and Joseph Butcher of Taneytown, with J Marvin Hawk presiding as club president.
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James HA. Grove
Johan W. Wolfe
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Oscar Hirsch
Frederick
J Joseph Butcher
Taneytown
J Marvin Hawk
I Club
Fire destroys large barn on Hargett farm near Urbana
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the large Sarl F Hargett barn between Urbana and Siamsville on Wednesday afternoon, along with 30 hogs, 350 bushels of wheat, 100 bushels of rye and a hay mow. A horse was burned and destroyed. machinery, dairy buildings, and a straw stack burned. Loss estimated around 3000 dollars with insurance partly covering. Neighbors aided, wind spared dwelling. rebuilding decision pending.
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Sarl F. Hargett
Urbana
Siamsville
Hargett
School Board to Move to Winchester Hall
Frederick County Board of Education offices will relocate to Winchester Hall as East Church Street improvements finish. Move expected around September with two rooms upstairs for Children's Aid Society, carpenters already painting. The Home Demonstration agent office is being remodeled and the American Guide room remains in the east wing. County Agent offices shift to the Board of Education space on the second floor, freeing the county agent office as a grand jury room for the September term.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Board of County Commissioners
Children’s Aid Society
The
American Guide
PWA
Board of Education
Court House
Circuit Court
Divorce filing for Knipple and Knipple at Alton Bennett law
Franklin C. Knipple filed for an absolute divorce against Ethel L. Knipple in the Clerk of Court's office on Wednesday. Attorney for the plaintiff is Alton Bennett.
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Franklin C. Knipple
Ethel L. Knipple
Alton ¥. Bennett
Wreck Of BL and O Freight Train Near Ellicott City
A BL and O freight train wreck near Ellicott City halted tracks as eighteen cars derailed and toppled into a fifty foot embankment into the Patapsco River. A broken wheel flange on a coal car triggered the crash causing coal and chemical cars to derail. automatic brakes prevented a larger spill. William J Butter, the engineer, led the trip from Brunswick to Baltimore, with a crew of about a hundred and two wrecking cranes working through the night to clear the right of way.
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Baltimore
Ballimore
Oho
Ellicott City
Patansco River
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Delta
Beig
William J Buttner
Brunswick
Correction of Democratic committee names in Buckeystown
In Tuesday's edition the opposition committee name should read W. H. McKimmy of Tuscarora, not William H. McKinney of Buckeystown District near Lime Kiln. The corrected listing clarifies the member's proper initials and location.
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Democratic Committee
Buckeystown
William H. McKinney
W. H. McKimmy
Tuscarora
Mr. McKinney
Lime Kiin
Byrd Invitation Stirs Fight In Maryland Campaign
Baltimore Aug 24 Talk of a Roosevelt Labor Day speech in Maryland in support of David J Lewis stirred the senatorial fight. Both Lewis and Tydings denied White House guidance while pledging to welcome the president if he comes. Dr H C Byrd invited Roosevelt to Maryland to defend his policy, then publicly split with Tydings over the issue.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Hep
David J. Lewis
New Deal
Richard F. Tydings
Lewis
Tydings
Roosevelt
White House
George L. Radcliffe
Presdent
Kent Mulliken
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Byrd
Millard Tydings
Fist Fight at Local Dance Hall Leads to Hearing Absence
Saturday night the proprietor reported four defendants engaged in a fight at a local dance hall. John E Leppert of Washington D C failed to appear for a hearing on a charge of exceeding 25 miles per hour, with the state officer T A Short entering the case and forfeit of $19 collateral.
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John E. Leppert
Washington Dr
T A Short
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Bigelow Fine Rugs
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