Democrats Nominate Sanscer and Gorfine for Presiding Roles
In Annapolis the Maryland Legislature endorsed Sanscer Democrat Prince Germe as Senate president and Delegate Manuel Germe Democrat as Speaker. The caucus also named Altia Coad Democrat as finance chair and majority leader, while Kent Mullikin Democrat was kept as House majority leader. Republican picks included J. David Bulle as floor leader in the Senate and Thomas L. Popp as House minority leader, with the party converging on action ahead of the March 1936 session.
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Annapolis
Lansdale
Sanscer
Prince Germe
Senate
Manuel Germe
Salimere
Maryland
Harty
Altia
St Marya
Nannce
Kent BR. Mullikin
Prince Goormes
House
Coad
Sendeine
House of Delegates
Thomas L. Popp
Allegany County
Harry G. Edwarts
Garrett County
Allen C. Kt. Clarke
Anne Arundel County
Theodora B. Berman
Baltimore City
Balle
Harry W. LeGore
Frederick County
David J. Lewis
Sonal
Atrent
Autores
Thoms Dutece Vl
Jack Rabbits Roar Through Prairie and Press Stir
On opening day last November jack rabbits startled Maryland hunters with rare big cottontails and local papers in Frederick county provoked merriment. In South Dakota thousands flood prairies and are sold to New York markets. A proposal to stock Maryland with jack rabbits is discussed, but Missouri supplies remain the only source.
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John A. Summers
Charles. W. Poole
Keat Monrovia
Frederick County
Miller
Sout Dakota
New York
Maryland
Missouri
Garden confession seals romance at Warrenton grove
In a sunlit clearing among magnolias Philip and Sally settle a tangle of past hurts and present fears. He admits love, she confirms it, and they vow to stay together, work to save the mortgage and garden, and fight for their town’s future.
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Pailip
Sally
Telittle
Philip
Aulias
Maury
Fosher
Aly
Ther
Warrenton
Philp
Apo
Mary
Bob
Rele
Paup
Philin
McDonald
Dawes
Thaddie McDonald
Rosan
Benston
Pou
Spain
Tay
Phillip
McDonalds
Terry
Batley (Wolfe
Four Months For Stealing Chickens In Police Court
John Willis, colored, was sentenced to four months in the House of Correction by Justice Emmett Bowtus after being found guilty of stealing chickens. Police said Willis had prior similar convictions and sold chickens in the city for 49 cents, while Willis claimed he bought them at a sale for 10 cents.
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John Willis
House of Correction
Emmett St. Bowtus
Wills
Tes
Allen Bartgis
Ropo
Willa
Practi Cution
W. D. Crockett
Dorsey Hing
Liberty
Centersville
Crockett
King
Souid
Ciovkest
Road passage and signals dictate right pull for slow vehicles
The road was too narrow to pass and he did not cut in front of King. The magistrate stated that any slow-moving vehicle should pull to the right side of the road when the proper signal is given.
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King
New Ruling Affects Idle Insurance in Maryland
Baltimore January 5 a Treasury Department ruling affects Maryland employers covered by the unemployment system. It states that employers who have paid their state taxes by January 31 may pay the federal levy without proof of state tax payment. In future when a tax is paid evidence of credit on the federal bill must be shown as paid by state taxes.
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Baltimore
Treasury Department
Manland
Customs House
Magistrates Organize At Central Republican Club Meeting
Magistrates from Anne Arundel and Howard counties convened at the Central Republican Club in Anne Arundel County. Hartle P. Barkiock of Round Bay was elected president, with L. P. Borrius of Mount Airy as first vice president and Reyert E. Hank of Capital Heights as treasurer. other officers and details follow.
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Anne Amnedel
Howard
Central Repiblican Club
Anne Arandtel County
Hartleeon P. Barkiock
Round Bay
Anne Amindel
Maritrate L. P. Borrius
Mount Airy
Reyert E Ea
Christmas Party Held By 3-Fs Chass
The Walkercuile Lutheran Sunday School class held a Thursday evening event at Mr and Mrs William Peiffer home. President Mrs Panne Crome led a short meeting with carols sung by the class. A Christmas prayer, a lesson for the New Year, and a plan to present a complete set of White Paraments in memory of deceased member BimehetT followed. The gathering closed with a benediction and turkey dinner hosted by the couple, with several families attending.
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Treamma Ork
Marty Ph
Willian Peiffer
Panne Crome
Joseph Dicktager
Fo Sebel
Carrot Harp
Praser
Bimehett
Marshall Green
Glenn Zimmerman
Harry Filter
Mixy
Edna Culler
John Poole
F. Tt. Seiber
William Peller
Pauline Cromwell
Haymond Statey
PR. Seiber
Allen Whitmore
Paul Dinterman
1936 Review of World Events and Heat Wave News
A mosaic of mid July 1936 items spans fiery heat waves in North Dakota with temperatures near 120 degrees and rising fatalities, political chatter on Roosevelt recovery in Kansas and Townsend pension plans, and international tension as Tokyo warns of war while Spain faces rebel threats. Notable figures include President Roosevelt, King Edward, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Gerald Smith amid global instability and domestic economic concerns.
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North Dakota
Washington
Kansas
Coolidge
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Oahere
Dr. Townsend
Gerald Smith
Japan
Amperina
Coughlin
Franklin D. Roost
Jene Pee Tee
Avery
Oman
Tokyo
Chile
London
Edward
Pythian Sisters Install Officers Ceremony at Temple
Members of the Pythian Sisters gathered at Temple No. 1 to install officers led by Mast Chief Summers. The event included presentations, testimonies of service, and a reception honoring past year accomplishments, with gifts and tributes to attendees.
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Pythian Biss
Montag
Miss Summers
Moretxcedent
Mos Dhalbe
Mcellent § Tler
Mey Medeet Byertbart Bareent
Mis Pehl Taso
Tharager
Ade Pre
Miki
Misys Shelma
Neer Pollowlays
Saefers
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the Magnolias
Fae
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Suashbastod
Poo
Pulot
Bob Paul
Rey Gow Pah
3-F*s
Chass
Best Nywondemus Mis
Ralph Gimmers
Harry Iniler
Mra Qeome Dewitutas
Mrg
Iseuly Plehbrger
Mint
Seka Redon Mia
Mursas Wallhide
Meren Towle
Helter, Culler
Mildred Keter
Mais
Alfch
Claan
Harney Harney
Sha & Nao
Mary J Wolff
Arnest Smith
Bridgeport
Thelma Chute
West Side
Samtturlam
York
Meron
Harry
Clutz
Ailis Ruth Weybright
Frederick Cy Hospital
Walter Munshoxer
Mandalitown
Abraham Ridinger
Claud Frasel
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Mes. Fissel
Theodore Shildt
Harry Clute
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Fred
Blanche
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Grace
Weybright
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Soreman St. Hess
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Aten Bates Kleer
Lloyd
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Theodora
Kerurick
Vinia Slagenhaupt
Tancytown RR
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Hy Volta Tonrey
AY Venture Service
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Tras
New York City
League of Nations
Danzig
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Semasie
Geneva
Ttalian Journal
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Findbergh
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Bayer
Spanian
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Atl Townsend
Keanor Houndarieth
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Pythian Sisters
Inge Abel Ten
Quaker City
Deederick
Prederick
HE North
Mviklt
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Beauty
Thomas
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank OF
Frederick
Garrenery
United States
Banking House Reserve
Cone Cree
Evehier
Ae Maton
Talal
Say- Aner Megane Say
Wicon Schiey
Wilson Echley
Cashier
WM RR
Slemmer
Correet
GO Mantz Besant
James Heinlein Harris
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