Third Candidate Out for Mayor in Brunswick Race
The Brunswick mayoralty race widens to a three way field with Alfred Harris, a railroad engineer, filing Thursday. Incumbent Harry R. Mace seeks a fourth term, joined by Councilman Ernest L. Main. Other candidates in town include J Luther Malone and William Dixon, with more possible announcements as filing nears July 21.
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Brunswick
Alfred Harris
Poli|ics
Harms
Harry R. Mace
Ernest L. Main
Mace
Reform
Tree
Hos
Main Us
Politi Horizon
J. Luther Malone
William Dixon
James E Athers
John Thompson
Harry W. Avers
Malone
Brunswick Politicos
Millard ZI
Keller
Doxor
Firemen Hold Picnic and Wemic Roast at Fair Grounds
Independent Hose Company No. 1 hosted a Thursday evening picnic at the Fair Grounds with about 150 members including Mayor Lloyd C Culler and the Board of Aldermen. President A 2A Radcliff and emeritus Thomas A Chapline attended as officers. A speedball game featured teams drawn from firemen.
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Firemex
Independent Hose Company
No. 1
Fair Grounds
Lloyd C Culler
Board of Aldermen
A2a
Radcliff
Thomas A. Chapline
Ine
Season's First Pet Show Held in Baker Park
The season's first pet show drew about five hundred spectators at Baker Park as part of the playground program. Pets including turtles, ponies, snakes, skunks, dogs, a fox, a deodorized skunk, and a guinea pig competed for largest smallest and most unusual in a lively display judged by Mrs Marian Sister Dr Marty A Leghton and Louis V Keyser with prizes from G Horton Peace.
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Baker Park
Shell
Henna Hana-Bowers
de Harty A. Leisnton
Louis V. Keiser
Mirg Manan Shep
Abu
Bocetesiia
Lurton Peace
Mg Chidser
Helma Hann Bowers
Jack Grove
William Lennger
Bernard Dorsey
Betty Mar Bowers
Grace
Harvey Kemp, Jr
Billy Yinger
George Young
Harold Simmons
Blue
Exleen Stradort
Zea
Hunter Bowers
Sporsie
Grace Kemp
Dors Simmons
Tommy Bennett
Betty May Bowers
Mrs Marian
Marty A Leghton
Louis V. Keyser
G Horton Peace
The
Playground Commission
Rockville assault robbery charge filed in veteran case
Milburn Sheppard, 35, held in Montgomery County Jail on $1000 bond after allegedly assaulting and robbing World War II veteran Anthony Sprosky near Neelsville Maryland. Sprosky, released from Mont Alto Hospital, said Sheppard offered a ride from Washington to Germantown and then struck him, stealing about $60. Police captured Sheppard afterward.
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Washington
Sheppard
Dudors
Sprosky
Nesisville
Polce
Police Court Cases Heard Thursday Night
Police Court heard Thursday night two cases involving reckless driving and improper licenses. Joseph W Englar of near Union Bridge and formerly West Virginia was found guilty of reckless driving and fined 1 dollar plus costs. The improper license charge was dismissed. Sergt W R May testified about other drivers including John B Foutz, Peter McCord, and J H Stettlemyer, all tied to drunkenness or disorderly conduct with varying penalties.
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Berg Drerk
Walter E Sinn
Joseph W. Englar
Union Bridge
West Virgina
Offeer TA Short
Gndcusa
Liberty
Englar
Grayson Wolfe
Wolfe
West Virginia
W R May
John B Tz
Si and Coss
Sergt May
Foutz
Sixth Street
Peter McCord
Blumenauer
J H. Stettlemyer
Cumberland
Election Officials Appointed By Board
The Frederick County election board appointed most registrars for 59 precincts for the coming primary and November election. G Hunter Bowers notes appointments mirror 1938, with 115 registrars, one per party for each precinct. Officers serve four years, with 118 judges and 138 clerks to be taken up by the board.
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Frederickerty
Board of Election Supervisors
Hunter Bowers
Board of Supervisors
Election Board
Ladies Guild Meeting at Unca Evangelical Church
The ladies guild of Unca Evangelical and Reformed church met at Mrs Elmer K Ramsburg near Frederick on a Thursday afternoon. Twenty members and two visitors attended as Annie Powell read Scripture and the Lord's Prayer was recited. Ida Buxton reported on the June basket sale. The meeting closed with hymns Faith of Our Fathers and Bring Them In.
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Unca Evangelical and Reformed Church
Elmer K. Ramsburg
Frederick
Tne
Annie Powell
Runigon
Ida Buxton
Hama
Faith of Our Fathers
Presidents' Club of State P T A Formed
Mrs Stanley Cook of Indian Head was elected president of the newly formed Presidents Club an organization of executives from 138 Patent-Teacher Association units in Maryland The club aims to stimulate interest and foster cooperative programs among local chapters Delegates to the annual conference urged support for the state program and the planning of progressive cooperative initiatives for their units
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Pars
Stanley Cook
Indian Head
Presidents Club
Mary Jane
Cook
PFA
Merpah Benediction Meeting At Mrs Grayson Stull Home
The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Grayson Stull near Cuca on Thursday August ff.
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Merpah
Aii
Grayson Stull
Cuca
Gasoline Dealers Move To End Md Price War
Gasoline dealers from across the West Shore of Maryland plan a Baltimore session Tuesday where Maryland Association of Meter Penum Dealers officials will propose ways to end the price war. Operators are competing via disruptive tactics to win buyers. Joseph Shriver of Allegany County heads the group attending.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Cra
Joseph Shriver
Allegany County
Local Dealers Meet at Baltimore Stadium Administration Building
The Allegheny county dealers association has operated a donor system to stabilize the retail gasoline market. A Crouthamel executive secretary, speaking for the sponsoring association, announced the meeting will be held at the administration building of the Baltimore Stadium.
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Allegeny County
Sme
Crouthamel
Baltimore Stadium
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National Brewing CO
Chesterfield
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Esentrz
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Tosxcco Co
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Second Sts
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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