Garner and Roosevelt era tensions in 1940 politics
Washington dispatch notes Colier's magazine piece quoting Garner reacting to Lewis's attack during 1939. Garner denies plotting a third term, recalls lunch invitations and Hopkins ambitions, while Timmons links Garner to Roosevelt succession talk amid 1940 nominating polls. Also reports a drowned four year old in Ballston Spa and Germany forest lumber damage from shell fragments.
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Kirwan Addresses Frederick County Democrats at Dinner
Congressman Michael J. Kirwan, chairman of the National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, spoke to about 200 Frederick County Democrats at the Jefferson-Jackson dinner at Hotel Frederick. He warned of party crossroads and highlighted Democratic gains, noting Republicans earlier missteps and stressing the party as a national anchor. Former Senator George L. Radcliffe introduced him, with George F. Grove presiding. Dawson J. Horiie Myersville, a Democratic candidate for Congress, spoke briefly.
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Congress
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club Meeting Notes
Women's clubs in Pleasant Grove and Prospect gathered with 12 members and 4 visitors to discuss dress fit and demonstrations led by Lou Davis and Foard Hood. Highlights include Van Dyke artist facts, a United Nations talk, and donations for a foreign family. Lodging guest Luther Remsberg spoke, and Mrs Hamilton Linthicum won a prize for a homemade article.
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van Dyke
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Stewart
Foard Hood
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Miriam Leiter
Moselle Belt
Appropriation To Aid Penitentiary Program
Baltimore February 26 The Board of Correction said state 600 emergency appropriation will aid inmate rehabilitation by providing work and improve physical conditions at the Penitentiary The plan aims to raise State-use industries output about 20 percent and enable hiring more inmates A March 10 meeting will consider a 75000 matching appropriation from the use industries fund to address unsafe unsanitary and overcrowded conditions at the prison
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Reuben Oppenheimer
Use Industries
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Public Sale Prices Good Good Recant price declines at dairy sale
Public sale prices remained strong with little change in bids as demand for milk cows stays high. Dairy feed costs have fallen, possibly lifting future prices. some machinery demand eased while new equipment remains scarce. The sale of C Herman Codeniz near Middletown grossed 15806 with buyers from St Marys Charles Carroll Frederick Washington counties and nearby regions including Virginia and West Virginia. Amish presence noted. Average price 225 for 22 head of registered cattle.
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Codlentz sale yields strong dairy cattle and equipment prices
Holstein cows averaged 825 per head with a purebred cow and calf at 940 and top grade at 377.4. The herd averaged 280, with a bred heifer at 300. Dairy gear sold, including an 800 tractor and a 5700 Case thresher. Auctioneers Exomert Bowlus and clerk Lawrence F. Hoter led the sale while noting farm machinery demand. Washington dispatch notes Marshall sending his No 2 planning officer to Japan.
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Exomert R. Bowlus
Lawrence F. Hoter
Kennan Heads to Tokyo for Talks on Asia Policy
George F. Kennan, director of the State Department policy planning staff, travels to Tokyo for conferences with General Douglas MacArthur and Marshall to discuss rising emphasis on Far East issues and policy directions.
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State Department
Tokyo Jr
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Marshall Toll
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