Maryland Governor Nice Announces Re election Bid
Governor Nice, Maryland Republican Harts MW Nice, declares for a second term in a nationwide radio declaration. He defends a three and a half year record, cites progress in budget, welfare, highways, state police, and prison labor reforms as the basis for seeking re election.
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Nice Seeks Reelection On Record Of Public Service
Governor Nice seeks another term citing restoration of state employee salary cuts from 1933, improved conservation via Chesapeake Bay rehabilitation, and higher oyster yields. He notes $2,771,000 annual public service cost reductions through state commission adjustments, no court costs, a state engineering department, and a history of amicable industrial settlements. Nice, elected 1934 by about 6000 votes over former Governor Albert C. Ritchie, rose from criminal lawyer and early 1919 bid after Ritchie’s narrow 165 vote defeat.
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Vets Living Too Fast Indisposed in Gettysburg Battlefields
Gettysburg Pa June 30 Two thousand veterans of the Civil War, age about three quarters of a century, were urged to rest as many were brought to hospitals after overexertion. Lieutenant Colonel Paul R Hawley of the Army Medical Corps noted the strain and requested hospital care for 12 hours after arrival to allow a rest. Four patients were moved from the temporary base hospital to Gettysburg Hospital, which was crowded with locals and country residents.
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Reventlow's Son Made Ward In Chancery Court
London June 30 The infant heir of the Haugwitz-Reventlows was named a ward in Chancery by his mother as Count Haugwitz-Reventlow faced a How Street Police Court summons in London. The two year old Lance Haugwitz-Reventlaw would be under court control until age 21. Neither parent nor their counsel could alter custody without court approval. The move was filed before a master in chambers by Countess Barbara’s barrister Sir Patrick Hastings amid the blue and gray reunion events.
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Reassessment Costs Decline in Frederick County 1937
Frederick County auditors report shows reassessment costs fell short of the $21,000 appropriation as permanent assessors began work June 2 1937. Actual spending totaled $4,636.63 by year end with savings redirected to general funds. Future appropriations trimmed to $5,100 with salaries and clerical costs detailing, while supervisors and staff expenses occupied most of the 1937 line item.
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Hall of Fame nod for major league ace Grover Cleveland Alexander
Grover Cleveland Alexander, a renowned major league pitcher, earned Hall of Fame consideration after his stint as a relief pitcher and closer. He later joined the House of David team and was associated with Joe Platak of Chicago and Temple University, reflecting his varied post MLB career path.
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Two Divorces Granted in Circuit Court
Two absolute divorces were granted. Richard M Booth was divorced from Nannie B Booth. May V Stone was granted a divorce from Chester H Stone. The defendant must pay costs. Patrick M Schnauffer represented the plaintiffs in both cases.
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Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The text presents puzzle-like questions about wordplay and quotes. It references a riddle about a pumper of caudren sharing legal parents, a garbled line about a unit and zeros, a quoted phrase "Eeme és money" attributed to a Beoyamen Franklin, and notes that the capital of Uruguay is Montevideo. It also mentions two Englishmen, Aere T. E. and D. H. Lawrence.
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First New Wheat Is Sold In Frederick
The first of the new crop arrived in Frederick on Thursday with about 600 bushels bought by the Farmers' Co-operative Association from Bloomfield and Feagaville farmers. The price was 67 cents per bushel, 47 cents below the 1937 crop opening. Thurmont Milling and Supply Co reported no purchases but listed a market price of 73 cents per bushel.
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