Webs Case Probe Invited by Lewis in Maryland Senate Battle
July 13 report covers Henry Webb’s resignation as Federal House of Maryland administrator, fueling a feud between Senator Millard Tydings and Rep. David J. Lewis. Lewis says he welcomes any Senate campaign expenditures committee inquiry, while Hungerford and Sheppard seek investigation of coercion claims.
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Battmore
Henry Webb
Houseg
Marrigndwaigh
Mili- Yard FE
Tydings
David J. Lew
Tydongs
Politcal
Lewes
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Hungerford
Senate
Arthur E. Hungerford
Sheppard
Texas
Maryland
Webb
Lewis
Tidings
Senate ‘Committee
Assortment Of Charges Lands Negro In Jail
A negro Legionnaire, John Johnson, was jailed for 30 days in police court after being found guilty on drunkenness vagrancy and assault and battery. Officers Fagan and Bell arrested him for panhandling and intoxication after he accosted Charles Walters at a local bank. Johnson, a disabled veteran and member of Holley Mason Post 102, protested his conduct and claimed he did not harm anyone.
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Charles E Walters
John Johnson
Washington Hospital
Johnson
Holley Mason Post
American Legion
Martinsurg
Marriage License Business In Slump
Marriage licenses issued in the first half of the year declined 12 percent from the previous year, with 623 licenses total through June versus 711 in the same period 1937. Monthly totals show May down 71 from last year, plus falls in January March and June, while a March couple lost their license in a fire and had to reapply at extra cost.
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Dan Cupid
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Rockville
Washington
Emergency Laborer Ruling Made By Jones
Baltimore reports state employment commissioner Harry C. Jones issued a memo to State Roads Commission personnel warning against using unregistered emergency laborers for county road work. He said complaints show registered workers passed medicals but are idle while others treated as emergencies gain employment without registration. New rules require employment only when registered laborers are unavailable and only for truly emergency work. Noncompliance risks delays or rejection of pay.
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Baltimore
Harry C. Jones
State Roads Commission
Jones
de Lancey Scrivner
Commission
Fetere
Mission Society Meets for Lawn Supper
The women’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran church held a covered dish supper on the church lawn Tuesday evening July 12 at 6 30. About 435 members and guests attended. Dr Edwin C Thomas of Baltimore spoke on conditions in India Japan and China. Mrs Webster Whitehill sang two solos with Miss Eleanor Eichelberger at the piano. Mrs A J Traver reviewed the year’s work.
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Women’s Missionary Society For
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edwin C. Thomas
Baltimore
India
Japan
China
Webster Whitehill
Eleanor Eichelberger
A. J. Traver
Large Attendance At Deerfield Services
Unusually high turnout marked the Sunday night open air meetings of the Deerfield section of the Thurmont United Brethren charge led by Rev. Ivan G. Naugle. The series opened its fourth year with an average attendance well over 700 for the first three meetings. Special programs will continue through the summer. Starting Monday night a two week evangelistic program will be held nightly at 8 o'clock led by Evangelists G. B. Vinaroff and family of Chicago, with 18 years in evangelistic work.
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Deerfeld
Thurmont United Brethren
Ivan G. Naugle
Vinaroffs
Chicago
G. BE. Vinaroff
Open air grove near church described in fragment
An incomplete note mentions an open air grove located on a site near a church and hints at eight of the special services. The text is fragmentary and provides limited context about the setting or purpose.
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Hiside
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Adeleide Kerr
Paris
Agnes
State Employment Commissiont
Bones
Mission Society Meets
Kemp
Deerfield
Ig Grove
Frederick County National Bank
Feder
Bendix
A. E. Fisher
Kelvinator
Champion
Kelvinatee
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