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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1938

Page

10

Nine candidates at Brunswick for August election

Nine candidates filed by Thursday 5 p m for Brunswick’s August 2 election. Three seek mayor, two vie for each of three council wards. Incumbents James Albert, James H Thompson, J Luther Malone, Harry Ayers, William Dixon plus challengers Albert, Thompson, Malone, Dixon, Millard Keller, plus Mayor Harry Mace and Ernest Main compete. Also notes annulling suit and divorce actions in local courts.

Brunswick W. H. Thompson Harry R. Mace Ernest L. Main Alfred Harris First Ward James E. Albert James H. Thompson J. Luther Malone Harry Ayers William E. Dixon Millard Keller Mace Main Harris Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Declarer Faces Tough Bid by Letting Opener Hold

In a bridge column by WLFE McKENNEY titled Declarer Makes Difficult Bid Simply By Letting Opener Hold, the article discusses a seven hearts contract. It explains West opened clubs with king and Goldsmith chose to let them hold to avoid a ruff, then drew trumps and discarded losing clubs on the spade king, showing the only line to make the contract.

Declarer Opener Asbery Park N. 3 United States Arthur JS. Goldsmith Cleveland West Goldsmith

Hopkins says 90 percent WPA workers for Roosevelt

Washington July 21 Harry L Hopkins stated at a press conference that about 90 percent of Works Progress Administration workers supported the Roosevelt administration He announced 200000 additional WPA rolls in the southern states to tackle the nation s economic problem He claimed the underprivileged and even people in the working class back the administration as the only constructive option The other passage notes a separate line about albinism not relevant to the report.

Washington Harry L Hopkins WPA Roosevelt Works Progress Adminis Trator Red South Hopkins

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