Grange Seeks bypass and farm aid at Walkersville meeting
Frederick County Pomons Grange met Saturday in Walkersville and passed two resolutions. One urges agricultural deferment under the Selective Service Act and copies were sent to state and national directors and to local boards and Grange bodies. The second requests the State Roads Commission to build a bypass around Frederick to reduce hazardous traffic while keeping some through traffic, with copies sent to state and local officials. The Banner was awarded to Thurmont Grange. Additional routine reports, an agricultural school event in Winchester Hall, and various performances accompanied the program.
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Frederick
Butler
O' Conor
Beall
Russell McCain
Thurmont
Bruce Crum
Henry Shoemaker
Winchester Hall
University of Maryland
Walkersville Grange
Catherine
Barbara Eaves
The
Glade Valley Grange
Ronnie
Dick Smith
Christol Muir
Raymond Baumgardner
Barbara Eauer
Paul Green
Valley Grange
James H. Grove, Jr
Fredéric
Pomona
Creagerstown
County Native Given VA Service Medal
Raymond Kidd of Frederick County Maryland received the first Exceptional Service Medal from the Veterans Administration for creating an economical and efficient supply operation that served as a model for other agencies. Administrator Carl R. Gray Jr presented the award at a Lee House luncheon after Kidd’s long government service beginning in 1911 with the Justice Department, plus Navy service, and later the Veterans Bureau. Kidd lives at 3601 Connecticut Ave and was born November 25 1889 in Urbana.
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Washington, D. C
Raymond
Kidd
Frederick County
Veterans Administration Supply Service
Carl R. Gray, Jr
Veterans Affairs
Lee House
Justice Department
Navy
Treasury Department
Veterans Bureau
Connecticut Arena
Mr. Kidd
Urbana
Frederick
Radio Schedule Fragments and Biography Note
The text lists radio programs and times across stations, with an embedded biographical snippet: a man attended Georgetown University and the Alexander Hamilton Institute, served in the Navy in World War I, later in government service, and married Minnie M. Box on July 16, 1921.
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Georgetown University
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Minnie M. Box
Edwin W Miller seeks Republican sheriff nomination
Edwin W Miller former Martinsburg High School principal filed for the Republican nomination for Berkley County Sheriff in Martinsburg West Virginia on February 3.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Edwin W Miller
Martinsburg High School
Berkley County
Sections of Maryland Code Called Absurd by States Attorney
Towson, Feb. 3. States Attorney John E. Rainer says several Maryland Code sections are obsolete and absurd including fines for cursing in front of sheriffs, limits on sentencing times, horse protection rules, escort requirements for steam engines, importation of foreign convicts, opium dens search warrants, false oath about a cow’s production, and dueling prohibitions. Also reports on new trials in Baltimore involving William Adams and Austin Scarlett.
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Towson
John E Rainer
Maryland
Raine
Sherffs
Baltimore
William
Little Wille) Adams
Austin Scarlett
Baltimore Supreme Bench Orders New Trials
The Baltimore Supreme Bench ruled yesterday that the Criminal Court erred by admitting Adams and Scarlett tax return evidence. The decision orders new trials for both defendants.
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Lotterieg
Baltimore Supreme Bench
Criminal
Adams
Scarlett
Morris Under Fire Over Morris Front Associations
Rep Potter of Michigan accused Morris Newbold, a New York attorney and Republican named for anti corruption work, of ties to or speeches before multiple organizations identified as Communist fronts. Potter argued such associations show poor judgment and disqualify him from government service.
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Washington
Potter
R-Mich
Newbold Morris
Communist Front
Morris
New York
McGrath to lead administration probe into graft
Attorney General McGrath will head the long awaited hunt for government wrongdoers with investigators from his office and prosecutions by the Justice Department. He plans to start work tomorrow after citing Morris links to Communist fronts and suggesting the President shares background concerns.
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McGrath
Justice Department
Morris
Potter
President vows to expose and purge graft in new admin picks
Potter claims Newbold Morris appointment shows sordid backgrounds in administration. He notes the first radio network formed in 1928 as context for political meddling and influence.
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Infere
Newbold Morris
Potter
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