Rep. Lewis Attacks Senator Tydings At Maryland Campaign
Rep. David J. Lewis addressed hundreds in Frederick Armory launching his bid for the Democratic U S Senate nomination. He attacked Tydings as shifting from the Maryland view to Liberty League and Republican lines, accusing him of opposing New Deal farm measures while claiming to aid farmers. Lewis cited votes against the Agricultural Adjustment Act and Soil Conservation, and argued Tydings favored big business over farmers. He noted Maryland farm income rising under New Deal programs and urged voters to consider who truly aids the common man.
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Tydings
Senate
David J. Lewis
Frederick ‘Armory
U. S
Baker Park
Rep. Lewis
Baltimore
Maryland
Liberty League
Big Business
Roosevelt
Vandenberg
Republican Cabal
Hich
Bel Air
Frederick County
Jie
Lewis
Baltimore Mall
United States
Tydings - Vanden‘berg
Mr. Lewis
New Deal
Andrex Mellon
Herbert Hoover
Liberty
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
Page four presents solutions to Cranium Crackers with several brief claims. It lists Triptych as an altarpiece for three pictures and notes the Merrimac as a Confederate gunboat while Greenland is roughly twenty times Iceland in size.
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Merrimac
Greenland
Iceland
Coreander
Floods from fierce storm wash over Frederick county
A violent thunderstorm struck Yellow Springs and Braddock Heights, flooding fields and roads as Carroll Creek rose about five feet in minutes. Traffic was stalled on the Hagerstown highway and near Braddock, with debris and water over embankments and a sharp drop in temperatures after a 93 degree day.
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Yellow Springs
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Carroll Creek
Monocacy River
Shookstown Pike
Harnwell ‘Estate
Montevue Hospital
Gas House Pike
West College Terrace
Carroll Parkway
Baker Park
Bentz Street
Charles N. Reeder
Tuscarora Creek
Catoctin Mountain
Frederick
Myersville
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
Braddock Heights Storm Causes Repairs and Minor Damage
A severe storm last Friday afternoon damaged Braddock Heights with washed banks and high water. The swimming pool remained operational after a burned out electric motor was replaced. Cable troubles affected Maryland Avenue briefly while Potomac Edison crews changed transformer fuses to protect lines from lightning. Say you saw it in The News.
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Potomac Edison
Robert L. Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Frank J Hogan Named Bar Association Head
Frank J Hogan, 61, Washington lawyer, was elected president of the American Bar Association at its 61st annual meeting in Cleveland. He urged creation of a committee to defend civil liberties for all citizens and succeeds Arthur T Vanderbilt of Newark, New Jersey.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Hogan
Washington Trim
American Bar Association Today
Tie Association
Hogan
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
Newark
N. J
Soviet Border Troops Repulse Jap Attack
Soviet border troops repulsed a Japanese Manchukuoan attempt to occupy a strategic hill on what Moscow calls Soviet territory. Casualties occurred on both sides as Moscow protests and demands punishment of the attackers.
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Moscow
Russia
Tokyo
Military Police Fire On Rangoon Riots Killing Four
In Rangoon Burma on July 29 military police opened fire on rioting mobs in four districts, killing four and wounding fifteen as clashes between Muslims and Buddhists intensified. Over four days of fighting the city saw fifty killed and three hundred fifty injured, with Indian families evacuated under guard after British rifle volleys failed to stop the riots.
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Rangoon
Burma
Brunswick voters set to elect mayor and three councilmen
Brunswick voters go to the polls Monday to elect a mayor and three council members for two-year terms. Nine candidates qualified for mayor and council seats across three wards. Incumbent Mayor Harry R. Mace faces Ernest L. Main and newcomer Alfred Harris. Harris is described as the dark horse.
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Brunswick
Harry R. Mace
Ernest L. Main
Alfred Harris
Lght Main
Mace
Brunswick Furniture
Harris
Two Navy Flyers Die In Crash Of Plane
Two Navy flyers died in the crash of a torpedo plane in San Diego Bay. A third man landed safely in a parachute jump. Rescue crews worked to recover radioman J. R. Puffer, 22, of New Cumberland, Pa, and pilot J. O Rose, 27, as J. A Potter, the jumper, survived.
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San Diego
Calif
San Diego Bay
J. R. Puffer
New, Cumberland
Naval Aviation
J. O Rose
J. A Potter
Big Registration Sparks Interest in Municipal Races
The article notes a surge of 182 new names added to poll books, mainly from the Second and Third Wards, though observers question its significance. It lists council candidates James E Albert Thompson James L Malone Harry W Ayers William E Dixon Millard Keller and Brunswick center project backers, plus election officials S Thomas Hogan David Riser B B Bissett Paul Harrison Geo W Martin G C Stewart John A Dintaman Jr Walter W Dean C H F Keenan MS Rice Guy C Dean Willie Conner Jr and Denver Shook as the latest filer.
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James E Albert
Thompson
James L. Malone
Harry W. Ayers
William E. Dixon
Millard Keller Brunswick
S. Thomas Hogan
David Riser
B. B. Bissett
Paul G. Harrison
Geo. W. Martin
G. C. Stewart
John A. Dintaman, Jr
Walter W. Dean
C. H. F. Keenan
MS. Rice
Guy C. Dean
Willie Conner, Jr
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News-Post
Fourth Street Pike
Hagerstown
Wertheimer
Braddock
Clifton
Middletown
Herthis
Precipitation General
Bar Association
Delphey’s
West Patrick St
Navy
the Fur Shop
E. Washington
Denver
Didate
Washington
Hageestowe
MT. Airy
Jack Lederer
Safe Ambulance Service
E.cline & Son
East Patrick
Permeaes Hsg S
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Nemo
Miss Kennedy
Hendrickson
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