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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1937

Page

3

Barkley denies for slipping bold political stand

Senate Majority Leader Barkley rejected Republican claims that the Roosevelt administration is slipping. He told reporters before Europe departure that there has been no breakdown in FDR’s leadership and that Democrats have countered efforts to split or weaken it. He predicted much of the administration’s program will pass next session despite Supreme Court rulings. Postmaster General Varley said voters will pressure rebellious Democrats next year. National Chairman forecast no reprisals but said dissenting Democrats face tough explanations to voters.

Washington Senate Barkley Republian Roosevelt Europe Kentuckian Democratic Party Supreme Court Varley

North Baltimore District Conference Opens at Asbury ME Church

About 100 delegates attend the 19th session of the Washington annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Asbury ME church. The gathering includes Epworth League Young Peoples conference and church school convention and runs through Sunday with services led by Rev I E Moye and District Superintendent A J Mitchell. The memorial address by Alfred Dixon and a memorial service follow the sermon by Rev Nathan P Minor.

North Baltimore Washington Methodist Episcopal Church Colored Asbury ME Church Epworth League Young Peoples Conference Ktingdom Torough I E Moye A J Mitchell Nathan P Minor Com

FOR DAD AND THE BOYS A SPECIAL WORK SPACE

A New Hampshire home features a central chimney and boxed in staircase recalling early American design. The living room offers versatile use as a general purpose space with a side entrance linking to a garage and adjacent workshop for Dad or the boys. Architect L O Geoffrey designed the house in New Market and the plan was selected by Architectural Forum in New York.

Tnis New Hampshire Arceuttec L O Geofriion New Varket N Architectural Forum East New York

Religious fellowship program with city and church leaders

The social and recreational director Miss Geraldine Tongue led an 8 pm Christian Fellowship hour with devotion by Rev S W Tields. Mayors and clergy from the First Baptist Quinn A M E Calvary MOE Asbury and other churches delivered welcome addresses. The day included a 7 to 7:30 am morning watch, 9 am conference with devotionals and reports, a Woman’s Home Missionary Society anniversary at 2:30 pm, a 5 pm recreational demonstration, and a 7:45 pm laymen’s hour. Officers are to be elected Friday morning.

Geraldine Tongue S W Tields Liosd C Culler J W Townes First Baptist Church Hawkns Quinn M E Cnutch B W Mewis Calvary Moe Church A G Bourne Asbury Church Church Ena E Willams Henrietta Douglass E W Johnson Womans Home Missionary Society

Beautiful Santander Falls to Insurgents

Insurgent Spanish army tanks and armored cars moved from a western hillside to seize Santander the last major port in the Madrid Valencia regime area. The city fell shortly after noon as fire punched from the hills, with no Santander troops in the city. Miners fled toward the mouth of a trap set by insurgents in the western Santander province.

Santander Spain Casas

Opposition Grows Save Santander After Last Minute Drive

A late surge blocked a Santander collapse as Unerpecledi and Torelavega built momentum on day two. Analysts say a final push came without a decisive shot, altering the expected outcome.

Torelavega Santander

Fines Fisherman And Then Pays It For Him

Nebraska City authorities report Sol Lesser was fined $830 for fishing without a license by County Judge Dierks who waived part of the penalty and paid the rest himself. The judge cited extenuating circumstances and Lesser’s effort to avoid relief. The notice also mentions U S civil service exams for bacteriologists and a junior graduate nurse.

Nebraska City Neb M Dierks Sol Lesser

Distribution of federal posts and local employment details

The notice lists varied government salaries for instructors and specialists including Spanish, French and marketing roles at the Coast Guard Academy and Maritime Commission. It also notes positions in the Indian Arts and Crafts Board and Interior Department with annual sums and instructs readers to contact the local Civil Service Board of Examiners. It mentions Prince Edward Island fur farms totaling 771.

Tion Elv United States Coast Guard Academy New London Conn Marines Ulvcyor Indian Arts and Crafts Board Department of Interior Us$ Civil Sersvo Board of Examiners

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