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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1938

Page

8

Democratic group to meet as party plans fall election

The new Democratic county central committee will meet Saturday to organize and set in motion plans for registration and the fall election. Precinct and district committees have been organized, with notices to be sent for further meetings to select a new county central committee. Officers and members for several districts are listed, including Falconer as chairman and Rosenstock as vice chairman.

Democratic County Central Committee Central Committee Hokien Felton Republican County Central Committee Democratic Central Mr. Pleasant Hauvers New Market District Harry Wood Charles Walker B B. Rosenstock C. T. Stevens Alan Groff William Kimmell Olive Sponselter Harvey Hargett Frank Schell J. D. Neal L. Chickenberger Stanley Davis Geo. Sponseller Milton Phelps Clyde Smith Marion England John Molesworth Lucian K. Falconer Walter Burrall Mary Kindrey Leonard Burke Clark Stull Aliie Engle Winefred Baker H. P. Mussetter Warren Davis Jesse Burrall Roy Weller Aubrey Davis John Hilleary Lucian EK. Falconer B. B. Rosenstock Clarence T. Stevens Buckeystown Stella V. Crum Jrank Dougherty Catoctin Charles Deflanter Claude Y. Stottlemyer Oscar A. Brandenberg Charles L. Leatherman Levin T Lewis E. Pryor Paul Klne Raymond Smith John Eccard Faris Smith Chas. Delawter Chas. Leatherman Claude U Stottlemyer

Weed Museum Aims to Show Farmers How to Exterminate Weeds

In Cannington England on August 30 an AP report says a demonstration farm is cultivating every weed known to farmers. The plot is destined for a weed museum where research experiments study weeds habits and seek the best way to exterminate them.

Cannington England

Myersville sewer work advances with 2500 feet remaining

About 2500 feet of the original 8500 foot Myersville sewer line remains to be excavated as WPA work pushes toward completion. Concrete on the disposal tank is finished, with roughly 4500 feet laid and 500 feet ready for pipe. Forty men are employed. total cost now estimated at 40000 dollars, of which 80 percent is funded by the government and 20 percent by the town.

Myersville Middletown Valley

Day caps of fur debut in Paris fashion show

Paris aug 30 AP reports new furs include shawl like day capes with pointed backs and long front stole ends. Heim shows skunk and Max shaved beaver options. fichu in white ermine for a black satin evening gown features ermine tails fringe on ficha and melon shaped muff. The female grasshopper lays between 25 and 125 eggs at once.

Paris Heim Max

Local Democratic officials named for Creagerstown district

Thurmont August 30 Officers and committeemen elected at the Democratic central committee of the Creagerstown district include Chairman H B Ogle and vice chair Roy M Fisher with secretary Maurice Barrick and treasurer L C Fisher. Also named are committee members L C Fisher H B Ogle Roy M Fisher Charles Shorb Maurice Barrick Raymond Putman J G Stevens Harvey Stambaugh Harry Barrick and John Mehring. Guests entertained by Mr and Mrs Frank C Long land included families from Creagerstown Emmitsburg Baltimore Gettysburg Brunswick and Thurmont with various relatives and friends listed.

Frederick City Hospital Genevieve Smith William Cage Jack Cage Brunswick Charles Roelke Richard Hargett Fredvetick Janet Long Elvin Long Creagerstown Robert Long Loys Mazeppa Sheeley Thurmont

Mt Airy Firemen Battle Three Alarms Over Weekend

Mt Airy firemen answered three alarms within 24 hours. A Woodpine stable owned by Emory Franklin burned Saturday about 10:30, about $1,000 damage. A Rosenstock estate dairy on a nearby farm three miles northwest sustained about $700 loss. Sunday at 7:00 a.m. Lisbon house owned by Roscoe Dayhoff had minor damage from a defect in wiring.

Mt Airy Gremen Woodpine Emory Franklin Masurattee Cat Fre Company Rosenstock Joseph W. Horton Mt. Airy Lisbon Hugh Stull Roscoe Dayhoff

Green Complains To Wagner About NLRB

Atlantic City N J August 29 Senator Robert F Wagner of New York author of the Wagner act met with William Green head of the AF of L and its executive council for two hours to discuss alleged NLRB decisions affecting unions under the act The meeting preceded a White House dinner Wagner said he would see Roosevelt but the visit was not aimed at amending the act Also noted is an NC hog production value rising from 9 145 000 in 1932 to 22 803 000 in 1937.

Atlantic City Robert F. Wagner Democrat New York White House American Federation of Labor Labor Relations Board William Green A F. of L Wagner A. F. of L Roosevelt Washington

Bullet Fatality Linked to Stromberg Rifle Incident

Ballistic experts for the Department of Justice report a bullet from Paul Stromberg’s rifle killed Milton Miles a 29 year old Montgomery county farmer Miles body found in a turnip patch across a valley from Stromberg’s home Sergt Leroy Snyder says a manslaughter charge likely will be filed against Stromberg

Department of Justice Paul Stromberg Milton Miles Montgomery County Stromberg Miles Sergt Leroy Snyder

Magruder Statement Under Senate Probe Consideration

The committee plans to examine Magruder's remarks amid ongoing discussions about a Senate inquiry. Witnesses, including S. Sneppard, referenced comments and possible grounds for examination as part of the investigation.

Magruder

Campaign stance noted amid varied voter guidance claims

A report notes a person allegedly urged non civil service staff to vote freely while declaring personal support for Lewis. The piece also mentions the status of maternal and child health services across Alaska Hawaii and the District of Columbia as part of the broader public health discussion.

Lewis Alaska Hawaii District of Columbia

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