Mayoralty race may gain a fourth candidate
Reports from reliable sources indicate a possible fourth candidate in the Brunswik mayoral contest. Rumors place Lil Lard J Keller and Alfred Hers at the center of speculation, with posters praising Major Mace amid talks of contesting the first ward seat. The final filing deadline is Thursday July 21, and elections are set for Monday August 1.
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Brunswick Tuestr
Fridace
Harry Brace
Alfred Hers
Croneé
Glready
Charles Uterback
Terback
Boy Scout Executive
Deason
Keller
Lillard J. Keller
Cotsmar
William E. Dixon
Brunswik
Major Mace
James E Albert
Luther Malone
John Thorpson
Harry W. Ayers
Roosevelt’s 1940 push shadows looming Senate clashes
Roosevelt allies plot a long range program to push through policy, facing stiff resistance from Democratic senators up for renomination in 1940. The centerpiece battles will involve Roosevelt’s nominees and the fight to keep WPA allies in power while Hopkins defends Williams amid Senate scrutiny.
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Wassapgi
Raosevelts
Democrate
Ograte Paricy
Roosevelt
Tne
Senators II
Glass
Virginia
Tydings
Maryland
McCarran
Nevada
Burke
Nebraska
Byrd
Gerry
Rhode Island
Holt
West Virginia
King
Utah
Walsh
Massachusetts
Wheeler
Montana
Ambiguous WPA Critique Ties Price Cuts to Steel Firms
A fragmentary report discusses a WPA administrator and repeated references to steel price reductions and the basing point system. It mentions U S Steel Corporation and anti trust probes, with hints of an open secret behind price cuts and prosecutorial actions by the Justice Department.
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WPA
Thurman Arnold
London
Steel U.S. Steel Corporation
Justice Department
Peak costs of inquisitions in Frederick county 1937
Inquisitions on violent deaths in Frederick county peaked in 1937 with seventy five cases, five autopsies and one coroner's jury. Payments totaled 862 dollars, surpassing the appropriation by 162, with magistrates paid five dollars and physicians twenty five for autopsies. Multiple named justices handled most bodies.
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Frederick County
Auditors
Emmer, R. Bowlus
Walter E Siea
Patrick M. Schauffer
O. Fred Ridenour
Middletown
Jenna F. Kel
Big Steel price war reshapes industry tensions
Secret June meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute spurred Bethlehem Steel president Eugene Grace to announce a price cut, triggering U S Steel to release a new schedule effective June 25. The move ends the basing point system, heightening the feud between Big Steel and Little Steel as officials assess the fallout. Federal estimates project 1938-39 expenditures near 9 billion, up from 7.5 billion in 1937-33, with net federal contribution to follow.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Grace
Big Steel
Little Steel
Consumer purchasing power shows rise beyond tax collections
The article notes that consumer purchasing power has increased with an excess of expenditure over tax collections, suggesting stronger spending power despite government revenue measures.
Cleaning tips for silver and brass surfaces
The note advises washing small items and tables with warm water and soap, then rubbing with equal parts of cold water to restore luster. It emphasizes using a soft cloth to polish surfaces for a brighter finish.
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