Rockville Police Chief Endorsement Sparks Fusion Party Shuffle
William L ud, former Montgomery County sheriff and Poolesville Fusionist, is endorsed by the Progressive Democrats patronage committee for county police chief, aiming to block B Peyton Whalen. Jones allies, including Ken Lington and Charles Conley kin, back the move as part of building an independent Democratic machine in rural areas.
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Rockville
William Lud
Montgomeryounty
Poolesville
Charles ©. Jones
Ken Lington
Charles H. Conley
B. Peyton Whalen
Ethesda
Ounty
Paul M. Loughlan
Silver Iry
Jones
Raymond King
Robert Wiliams
Clay Plummer
Robert Hichester
Thomas D. Darby
Peyton Manner
Charles BE. West
Edwin Codwise
Progressive Democrats
Fusion
Aud
Oxley
Eugene Jones
Charles Jones
John E Oxley
Rock
Ike
Waler W. Dawson
Republican State Central Committee
Aim
Sunday Schedule and Local Social Notes from Taylorsville
Dec 24 notices show Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11, plus a December 0 drama pub. Monthly meetings planned for Dec 31 and Dec 27. The column records numerous social visits, family events, and hosting duties across Taylorsville and nearby towns with many named individuals and residences.
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Taylorsville
Dramatic Club
Taylorssle Church
H. Magin
Taylorsville Aid Society
Elizabeth Barnes
F. J Barnes
George Young
Lorraine Frigel
Eliabeth Barnes
T. Humphrey
James Franklin
Franklin Bsfoe
Helen Snes
Daugher
Snes
Franklin- Hine
George Wagner
Thomas Moore, Jr
Mellon Franklin
Sappinngton
Liberty Lown
G. H. Magin
Baltimore
A C. Stemn
J. C. Nall
E A. Ho Baines
Frank Grimes
O. T Buckman
Woodbine Road
Westminster visitors and local guests listed in social notes
Social notes list Mr and Mrs Fred Jenkins in Westminster guests James and Ralph Condon with Burgess Condon. Ingles and daughter Jo an from Westminster entertain Mr and Mrs John Ingles and Mr and Mrs Edward Clemson visit Baltimore’s Mae Franklin. Mrs Harvey Gosnell confined by grippe. Mrs Mary Wright visits Lansdowne. Eva Magin hosts by brother Fred Magin in Baltimore. Truman Franklin visits Frederick. Mrs James Knott injures hand from a pet raccoon.
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Horace Hipsley
Chester Nusbaum
Harry Moore
Westminster
Thomas Moore
H .M. Amoss
Orhby
Charles Purdum
Helen Clingan and Son
Baltimore
E. A. H. Barnes
Marie Baker
Margaret Barnes
Winfield
Paula Barnes
Sykesville
Larry Barnes
Samuel Lease
Edward Shaney
Monore Shaney
Roland Gosnell
Mis
David
Alton Crostell
Howard Price
Cline
Frederick
Wesely
Fred Jenkins
James
Ralph Condon
Burgess Condon
John Ingles
Joan
William Ingles
Edward Clemson
Mae Franklin
Rosa Franklin
Harvey Gosnell
Mary Wright
Harry Hanna
Lansdowne
Eva Magin
Fred Magin
Truman Franklin
James Knott
Government aid share tops a quarter of nation in 1934
Washington reports the closing days of 1934 find over 25,500,000 persons one out of five in the nation looking to the Federal government for aid as the year ends.
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Publi Works Administration
PWA
White House
Congress
Departments and
Roosevelt Administration
Public Works Administration
Civilian Conservation Cops
Washington
Aid Washington Dee 23 A pacette for citizens promise
Information compiled by the emergency council outlines what the government can do for citizens and how to obtain aid under the program. It explains the steps individuals should take and the services available during the crisis.
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Washinton Dee
Emergency Council
Enumerators Named for County Farm Census Effort
A Democratic State Central Committee meeting chaired by William J. Grove will name eighteen county farm census enumerators. Maryland District Supervisor Amon Burgee heads the census with headquarters in Baltimore. The agricultural census starts Wednesday January 2 and aims to collect farm data across the nation.
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Democratic State Central Committee
WiHam J. Grove
Lime Kiln
Department of Commerce
United States
Farm definitions and parole news from state prison
For census purposes a farm is land directly farmed by one person with household or hired help. No report for farms under three acres unless 1934 product values reach 250 dollars. GETS CHRISTMAS PAROLE Robert H Tracey of this city among 34 inmates to be released by Governor Assett through executive clemency. state dispatches note Riteluis sentenced March 17 to two years.
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Ila
Robert H. Tracey
Stats Penitentiary
Assett
Riteluis
Prisoners Linked to Furnace Ford Lunchroom Hold-Up
Years on a charge of assault with intent to rob in connection with the attempted hold-up of a Furnace Ford lunchroom. Three of the 34 prisoners remain in custody as the case proceeds.
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Furnace Ford
Inmate Freed Today After Murder Sentences Served
The News reports a group of individuals freed today after serving time for murder. Authorities confirm completed sentences and discharge from custody.
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Ones Organization
U.S
Baker’s Coal CO
East Seventh Street
Chevrolet
Ormond Hosiery Shop
North Market St
Frederick, Md
The
Savoy Dining Room
Mary , Decker
the Mutual Insurance Company of
Frederick County
PRUNE
the Greetings
Gilbert
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