McAdoo Slips as Ralston Gains in Democratic Convention Balloting
At Madison Square Garden on July 3 the Mississippi delegation defected to Ralston while Iowa shifted to personal preference, then returned to McAdoo's unit rule. McAdoo urged unity as Ralston drew in new factions, with ballots showing Smith and Robinson narrowing the field and no clear winner emerging.
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Associated Press
ison Square Garden
New York
McAdoo standard
Mississippi
Ralston
Indiana
McAdoo
Smith
Doe
Cummings
Walsh
Robinson
Madison Square Garden
Iowa
Davis
West Virginia
Senator Ralston
Thomas Taggart
Treasury
John W. Davis
Illinois
Cox
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Senator Robinson
Deadlock in New York convention ballots reported
The Associated Press details the forty third to fifty second ballots at the New York Democratic convention. McAdoo and Smith lead with Robinson, Davis, Underwood, Ralston, and others making small shifts as delegates realign. totals show ongoing deadlock and shifting gains for Davis and Ralston.
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McAdoo
Smith
Davis
Ralston
Robin
son
Underwood
Robinson
Lamb
Mcsdoo
Democratic National Committee
MecAdeo
McAdeo
Aicadeo
Pennsylvania
Glass
Mclden
McAdos
Robbinson
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Arkansas
West Virginia
Cox
Ritchie
Kansas
Walsh
Sainsbury
Owen
Lauisbury
Edwards
New Jersey
Unierwood
Ritchie Wis
Paulsbury
Saulsbury
Walsh i. Saulsbury
Missouri
North Carolina
George Gordon Battle
New York
West
Saulshury
Bryan
Battle
Fourth of July Weather Prospects Favor Clear Skies
Forecasts from national and local observers predict clear Independence Day weather with no rain. Recent temperatures have stayed near 60s at night and around 80 by day, with northwest winds prevailing and a holiday period ahead in Frederick.
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W. C
mercury
Frederick
Public utilities touch new high mark
The stock market declined on profit taking but public utilities showed independent strength with six issues reaching new peaks for the year. Gains ranged from 1 to 4 1/2 points as call money opened at 2 1/2 percent and total sales neared 760,600 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Call for bank statements issued by the Currency Comptroller
A Washington report states the comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition on national banks at the close of business on Monday June 39. The notice requests banks to submit statements detailing assets liabilities and earnings by the specified date.
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Associated Press
Washington
comptroller of the currency today
Conference defeats resolution to quit
The special general conference of the M. E. Church South in Chattanooga Tennessee defeated a resolution that urged immediate adjournment without action on the unification plan with the M. E. church. A separate note mentions Toledo sword blades that coil and resume straightness when released.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga, Tenn
M. E. church
Toledo
No Paper Friday as The News to be Closed July 4
The News will not publish Friday July 4. Editorial office closed all day. The business office opens after five pm Friday and remains open until nine pm to report the Democratic convention in New York.
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New York
Bass Fishing Season Opens on Monocacy River
The bass fishing season in the Monocacy opened July 1 under a new law from the last legislative session. The law makes bass fishing legal in the Monocacy and its tributaries only, while the Potomac remains unaffected. Due to the river's muddiness the opening has little impact on anglers.
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Potomac river
Lions Club Holds Patriotic Meeting and Other Local News
The Lions Club met at noon in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel with a patriotic program led by Roger B. Wolfe. Delegates Haller and Opel, Jr. attended Lions International in Omaha. State's Attorney Storm and Captain Wilkinson spoke. Also reported is an equity estate case heard before Judges Archer and Worthington, with Mrs. Virginia Hickman as plaintiff. Postmaster Biser secured a new GMC US Mail truck for the office due to rising traffic. Charles W Burton, injured in a car crash, shows improved condition and has returned home.
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Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Roger B. Wolfe
H. Noel Haller
Charles Opel, Jr
Lions International
Omaha
William M. Storm
Wilkinson
the
Salvation At OTS
L. H. Berryman
Baltimore
Mr. McCune
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Hagerstown Lions Club
Tiarrington
Equity Cass
Archer and Worthington
Virginia Hickman
E. Chalmers Swamley
Ella J. Swomley
Irving S. Biser
Post Office
GMC U.S
ofice
Picnic Change for Red Fez Event at Hawk Farm
The Red Fez picnic set for July 9 moves to Hawk farm north of Harmony Grove. The site offers space for a baseball game and swimming with a committee promising an excellent outing for members.
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Houck Farm
Hawk farm
Harmony Grove
Asphalt Laying Expected On Market Street Next Week
Market street repaving will proceed with no delay after a delay for curved track shipment at South and Market. Rails are down and concrete on the East side nears the Square. No work Friday and likely little Saturday due to a holiday. Asphalt laying to start early next week with macadam removal between Fifth and Seventh streets to follow. If conditions stay favorable the Market street project should finish by August 1.
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Market street
Market streets
38th Convention of W C T U set for July in Middletown
Announcement details the thirty eighth annual Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention of Frederick county to be held in Reformed Chapel Middletown on Thursday July 10 with two sessions a box luncheon and an afternoon session at 1 30. The program lists officers reports committees devotional services readings minutes and a junior playset with officers and dates for Pen Mar reunions. The Tyre people were so expert in dyeing that Tyrian purple remains mercelled to this day.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frederick county
Reformed
Middletown
John S. Adam
E. Estep
Anne T. Nicodemus
M. N. Kindley
Katherine Barigis
Mary R. Haslup
W. J. Kobler
Elsie Remsburg
Reformed Church
S. C. Thomas
C EL. Estep
Nora McRinner
M. N. Kiindjev
Annie feodemus
Katherine Bartgis
Pen-Mar
Pen-Mar Park
Presbyterian reunion
First Christian Church
Reformer
Lutheran church
Order of Eastern Star
Knights of Celambus
Exterrbodr
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pysthias
Reunion Planned for August Fourteenth at Braddock Heights
The re formed Sunday Schools of Frederick county set plans for the twentieth annual reunion to be held at Braddock Heights on August 14. Committees on speakers grounds transport advertising and program were named with members from Evangelical and Grace Reformed Schools along with representatives from Adamstown Brunswick Burkittsville Emmitsburg Jefferson Middletown Thurmont Utica and Keedysville areas. The program will be announced soon and align with past reunions.
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reformed Sunday Schools
Frederick county
Braddock Heights
p. LeRoy McCardell
Foster
Remsberg
J. Homer Remsberg
Roland Long
J. Travers Thomas
H. K. Delauter
Robert L. Smith
Evangelical School
Frederick
Wm. C. Birely
Arthur
IL Doll
Mildred Thomas
Maud Ditmar
A. Leroy McCardell
Grace Reformed School
Chas. Herman
BR. S. Hargett
Mary
Motter
Adamstown
g Brindle
Genevieve Thomas
Ela Kreig
Nevin Waskey
Brunswick
R. F. Maip
J. N. Souberg
Clayton Orrison
Burkittsville
Werner
Rusgell House
Stamler DeLander
Ridseler o Wippelard
Emmitsburg
Me Higbee
Jefferson
Plottertte
Abe Hemp
Mary_Slagle
Eva Remsberg
Harry Penn
Grace Ramsburg
talkersville
Hartzel
Anabel Granthan
Harvey Cramer
David Cramer
Thurmont to Host Major Fourth of July Celebration
Thurmont schedules a large Fourth of July celebration with a parade at Thurmont High School grounds, a county league baseball game between Thurmont and Middletown, and an evening memorial park singalong with fireworks and a lawn fete. The Civic League leads with town support, weather permitting.
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Thurmont
Civic League of
Tourmont
Thurmont High School
Middletown
Typdlock
Memorial Park
Americanism in Action Promises Solutions to Modern Perils
A reflection on true Americanism as action not pretense urges citizens to meet patriotic duty. The piece argues decisive civic effort could resolve perplexing problems facing the nation today.
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