Relief for aged New Market resident sparks GOP debate
Aged relief case in New Market triggers county Welfare Board action and public scrutiny. Rev Wunder's letter prompts Executive Secretary to defend aid practices while noting official limits. Meanwhile Frederick county Republicans discuss Goldsborough entry and judgeship prospects amid party shifts and county dynamics.
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New Market
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Welfare Board
Wunder
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Wink
Sion
County Welfare Board
Amon Burgee
Palmer
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aiance
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Strike Pictures From The Strike Area Pages
Pictures from the strike area of various sections of the country will be found today on pages 3 7 8 and 9 of The News.
Strike spreads across coast as dock action grows
A broad labor wave sees Beattie MIPS and Tavora Alaska' s fed up workers join a Portland General strike and extend from San Francisco docks to the west coast. From Canada to Mexico, daily developments reshape the strike narrative and its reach.
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San Francisco
west coast
Canada
Mexico
One Hurt as Auto Crash Breaks Ten Dozen Eggs
A crash at South Carroll and East South Streets injured one person and smashed a large quantity of eggs. Michael Reynolds of Baltimore faced a failure to yield charge. Earl W. Clark, tied to reckless driving, faced charges. Charles Edwards sustained a facial arm wound from shattered glass and received medical care. The wreck caused ten dozen eggs to spill, with minimal vehicle damage reported.
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East South streets
oelock
Michael Beynolds
Baltimore
Carroll street
J. R. Miller io
Earl W. Clerk
ths city
Peoples Court
Charles Edwards
Reynolds
Clark
North Dakota two governors clash over martial law
In Bismarck two men claim the governor’s powers as Olson amid a court order withdraws National Guardsmen and ends Lang er’s martial law while lawmakers debate which orders to heed. Sarles to assume control. Bracopp and others seek guidance as tensions rise.
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CONNOR BABY
NORTH DAKOTA
Bismarck
Ole H. Olson
Adjutant General's office
Wiliam Langer
State Supreme Court
Olson
Langer
state house
H. A. Bracopp
Earle Sarles
Brocopp
Olsen
Sarles
Reverend Gonso to Lead Woodsboro Church Revival
Rev John H Gonso and wife conducted a Church of God revival in Woodsboro ending Sunday with 44 conversions and 18 baptisms. A next baptism is set for 2 p m. Readings, temperance songs, and choir performances accompanied by Mrs Gonso and others highlighted the service. The Gonsos will serve Woodsboro Church of God as pastor until a minister is secured by the Maryland Eldership.
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Woodsboro
John H Gonso
WC T U
Charlotte
Ethel Werking
het Gonso
accompan
J. H. Gonso
Hole The Fort
Janet Barvick Richardson
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Gonso
Woodsboro Church of God
Board of Missions of the Maryland Eldership
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Suit for Divorce Filed by Mrs Jeane Rice Jones
Mrs Jeane Rice Jones filed in Calvert County Court for absolute divorce from James Cosmo Jones of Dunkirk after nine months of alcohol abuse and erratic driving. She accuses him of cruelty and unkind treatment, states she has supported herself and provided large sums over ten years, and cites a recent Winchester Va jail stay on a drunken driving charge. Edward S. Delaplaine is her attorney.
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Jeane Rice Jones
Caivent
James Cosmo Jones
Dunkirk
Calvert county
Jones
Winchester
homes
Crarges
Edward S. Delaplaime
State Dairymen to Hold Annual Picnic on July 25
Maryland State Dairymen plan their annual picnic at Mt. Tabor Park Rocky Ridge on Wednesday July 25 with Dr E W Gaumnitz USDA agricultural economist as main speaker. I Wallace Heaps Rocks Md secretary treasurer reports weather and music plans, moving pictures and contests for children, readings and local sales, dinners and suppers, New Windsor band will play during day and night.
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Maryland
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
E W Gaumnitz
United States Department of Agriculture
Gaumnitz
Agriculture Department
Baltimore
Murder charge filed after coed's death in Norman
Norman Oklahoma July 18 AP a murder charge was filed today against Hazel Myers a Reno youth linked to the death of Hazel Brown a coed at the university campus fraternity house cook investigated after a failed remedy . Investigators say Myers vanished after summoning a physician to the apartment and was last seen departing in a Texas motorcar
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Norman
Okla
eal Myers
Reno
Hazel Brown
quack
Myers
OFM
Texas Matorreroc
Markets Show Tendency Toward Improvements
New York July 18 AP Markets recover from recent declines as Pacific coast news steady, with gains near one point. Financial notes reflect cautious optimism amid mixed signals. Parking charges recover, and a local notice reports Mrs Frank Buch of Lewistown convalescing after severe burns from a box of matches exploded while lighting a fire.
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New York
itv
Frank Buch
Lewistown
buch
Injunction Sought Against Gen Johnson by Manufacturers
Baltimore July 18 APY Series 2 manufacturers of rg filed suit against Gen Johnson and other federal officials to enjoin them from depriving the firm of its blue eagle for not raising certain wares. The company contends both the clothing code and the national industrial recovery act are unconstitutional. It recently was ordered to pay 100000 in back wages to employees.
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Baltimore
APY —Serief 2
ugn S Johnson
blue eagle
Picnic and bus trip planned after church service
A church group schedules a Sunday picnic at Big Near Jefferson with transportation by bus leaving at 1:30. The event features games and a freshmen team from BC, with Miss Besse Boswell and Mrs George W Hun chen listed among organizers.
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M. E. SOUTH
Big
Jefferson
Tae camm
ceg
Besse Boswell
George W. Hunchen
Long-Festering Animosity Behind San Francisco Strike
Washington report by Rodney Dutcher examines the San Francisco longshoremen dispute. He cites three main causes: past suppression of unions by employers, use of troops against dockworkers, and rising rank and file pressure. The piece notes mediators face resentment and that federal talks seek to curb Communist influence among labor groups.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Pacific coast
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Mateen
pot A. P
Minneapolis
Toledo
Copsright
NEA Service, Inc
Padoo Quick Divorce Decree Faces Inquiry
An inquiry opened today over a divorce decree involving Senator William Gibbs Mc and Eleanor Wilson, daughter of the late president. Judge Francas Coler presided as the investigation probed potential missteps in the Superior Court hearing and related processes.
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PADOO
bes Angels
duty
Willam Gibbs
Eleanor Wison
78 Turkeys Killed Across Local Reports and Claims
A damaged report details 78 turkeys killed near Burkit with losses at $159 and other claims for three turkey hens valued at $9 and a gover named for $15. Appraisers must certify losses before a magistrate. Past year losses include poultry lambs and sheep totaling $2,176.54. Coal dealers meet led by Frederick Key to discuss local coal issues and potential art advisories.
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Mane Bitter
Burkit
William J. Kavin Thurmoni
Richard Moore
Petersone
ame
Frederick Key
Francis Scott Key
General strike calls for arbitration amid Bay Area talks
San Francisco mediation efforts move to end a 100,000 strong Bay region walkout as shipowners and nine maritime unions debate arbitration. Portland holds in abeyance to meet Senator Wagner while guards and vigilantes clash with unrest. Berkeley and Houston leaders push for peaceful mediation as union demands rise.
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San Francisco
bay region
Pacific coast
Internaonal
Angelo Rossi
Associated Press
Oregon
Alabama
waterfront employers’ association
San Francisco bay
National
Oakland
Portland
Wagner
Berkeley
Cal
Hugh 3. Johnson
Houston
Texas
Manes
Raimond
Bimeingham
Ala
wock
Republic Steel Corporation
Turkish Soldiers Held for Assaulting Two Americans
A report from Istanbul says Prof. Richard Carmen Borden of New York University described that a group of Turkish soldiers assaulted him and his wife during a Turkish tour. Embassy intervention led to their arrest and the return of stolen equipment as the couple continued travel along the Black Sea coast.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Richard Carmen Borden
New Y ¥ York University
Low
United States
saul
Weather Summary and Temperature and Precipitation Anomalies
Weather data show 24 hour precipitation essentially none with July to date at 168 inches and July normal at .02 inches. High yesterday 88F, one year ago 57F. low last night 67F, one year ago 59F. Sunset today 5:15 PM, sunrise tomorrow 7:57 PM. Monocacy cloudy with Potomac above mouth clear and clearing below.
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