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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 28, 1938

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Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee Warns Tennessee Candidate

Washington July 27 The Senate Campaign Expenditures committee warned that the successful Democratic senatorial candidate in Tennessee faces a possible Senate election contest. The panel cited schemes to raise funds and influence voters. Tennessee candidates include Berry Stewart Mitchell Neal Cormack with Neal among those filing complaints. The committee asked Farley to probe a Farm Security circular distribution in South Dakota and dispatched investigators to Georgia Illinois Indiana North Dakota and California with reports from Pennsylvania and Kentucky already in hand.

Washington Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee Tennessee Senate George L. Berry Tom Stewart J. Ridley Mitchell John R. Neal Edward W. Cormack Neal Farley Farm Security Administration South Dakota Frank Georgia Illinois Indiana North Dakota California Pennsylvania Kentucky

Machine Politics Hit By Candidates

In Manchester Maryland on July 27 two Democratic hopefuls for governor denounced machine politics and urged reform. Herbert M. Brune Jr of Baltimore and State Comptroller William S. Gordy Jr criticized city political machines and proposed economy in state government while addressing the Manchester Firemen's Carnival. Brune urged farmers to leverage government aid to convert surplus grain into motor fuel. Gordy argued professional politicians in Baltimore seek to influence delegates to control the state legislature for self serving aims. Brune, running as an independent, warned that once a political machine grows arrogant voters swap masters but still face the same problem, warning democracy must not be a farce.

Manchester Gover Herbert M. Brune, Jr Baltimore William S. Gordy, Jr Gordy Brune Iowa Kansas Nebraska

$30,000,000 Bridge Program For Md Ready

The State Roads Commission cleared final hurdles to submit a $30 million bridge construction program to the Public Works Administration. Chairman J. Glenn Beall said a special meeting would be held tomorrow to finalize details and review traffic surveys by consulting engineers and the highway planning survey, finished in recent weeks.

Baltimore State Roads Commission Public Works Administration Commission J. Glenn Beall

Adventure writer Richard Hallet publishes The Rolling World

Richard Hallet has compiled his short adventure stories into an autobiography titled The Rolling World. The lively collection spans a sailing ship’s rigging to a copper mine, offering genuine and amusing accounts from his years of writing.

Richard Hallet Houghton Mifflin

Counties Exhausting Lateral Roads Funds

Maryland counties face shrinking lateral roads funds with more than half exhausted. The State Highway Planning Survey warns a potential deficit up to 86000 by fiscal year end. Fourteen counties are in the red as of May 31, with 134790 remaining for eleven counties still able to spend.

Baltimore State Roads Commission Maryland State Commission William A. Codd Carroll Frederick Prince George's Washington Allegany Calvert Caroline Cecil Charles Dorchester Garrett Kent St. Mary's Worcester

Light Shower Causes Temperature Drop Across County

A Wednesday evening shower lowered temperatures by 18 degrees with thunder and lightning and a 25 mph wind. Frederick airport logged 33 degrees at 9:20 after a high of 90 earlier. official high 91 and the overnight low 67. A Weather Bureau expert predicted rain may end a drought cycle, noting heavy rains this year follow 1937. Foods were canned by Appert, an 18th century chef.

Mt Airy Frederick Weather Bureau Washington J. B. Kincer Bureau

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