Weinberg Turns His Fire On Foes In Senate Race
Baltimore July 29 Leo Weinberg Frederick attorney and candidate for the Republican Senatorial nomination turned campaign fire on two primary opponents the judge Oscar Leser backed by the administration to resign his Supreme Bench post and his other rival Galen L Ta it Weinberg assailed them in Shakespearean style asking if they heed dictatorship and party politics and urging Leser to resign his judgeship.
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Baltimore
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Weinberg
Oscar Leser
Senate
Supreme Bench
Leser
Galen L. Tait
Galen
Shakespeare
Marketing Agreement Not To Be Effective
A potato marketing agreement covering interstate shipments from 13 states will not be made effective. More than 7,300 producers voted in eight areas. about 75% favored the order, but several areas and states fell short of required thresholds. Lawrence Myers cited uneven voting and local expectations as reasons for the decision.
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College Park
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Maryland
California
South Carolina
Lawrence Myers
Sioux scalping victim returns to Union Pacific work
In 1868, Thomas Cahone, a Union Pacific railway employee, was pierced by eight Sioux arrows and scalped, yet he resumed work within a few months, highlighting the era’s peril and resolve of railroad workers.
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Thomas Cahone
Union Pacific Railroad
Guano Fertilizer History Portrayed on Peruvian Stamp
A Peruvian postage stamp depicts the guano sea fowl as a symbol of the historic fertilizer industry. From incas collecting seabird deposits to Humboldt analyzing samples in 1804, guano fueled large scale use and trade before declines as other fertilizers emerged. About 150000 tons are produced annually from Pacific islands today.
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South America
Alexander von Humboldt
Europe
Chincha
Peru
Pacific
aCopyright
NEA Service, Inc
Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Barton
Terry struggles with self belief after not winning races. His father scorns effort, while Terry shows talent in figures and arithmetic. The piece urges praise for actual strengths to boost self confidence and warns against belittling children who lag behind peers.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Terry
Ford Motor Co to Fight NLRB Ruling
Washington July 29 Ford Motor Company plans to contest a labor board ruling finding it guilty of labor spying and anti union activity at its Buffalo New York assembly plant. Examiner Francis M Shea recommended reinstating 50 CIO workers with back pay and halting interference with union organization based on a 12 day Buffalo hearing.
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Washington
Ford Motor Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Ford
Francis M. Shea
C. O. Workers Union
Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds List
Court notices show marriage licenses for Harold A. Smith and Myrtle R Houpt of Mercersburg and Robert A. McCready with Alice E. Moore of Johnstown. Property deeds include Preston J. Smith to Norman O. Cerpening, Winifred H. Walther to Adele Mielcke, and others with sums ranging from $1 to $4500.
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Harold A. Smith
Myrtle R Houpt
Mercersburg
Robert A. McCready
Alice E. Moore
Johnstown, Pa
Preston J. Smith
Norman O. Cerpening
Winifred H. Walther
Adele Mielcke
Eben F. Perkins
Royal Realty Corp
Ella Grace Hagan
Eleanor H. Staub
Giles E. Herwig
Willis F. Cooley
Advertising Power Behind the Machine Age
Short Talks on Advertising explains how machines boost employment and output rather than reduce jobs. It cites Civil War era shifts to factory power, higher productivity per worker, rising earnings, and rising employment, all linked to cheaper goods and expanded markets driven by advertising as a key factor in industrial progress.
Cowboys Again Are Riding Over Plains
Briggsdale Colorado July 28 Cowboys resume life on scorched wheat lands as federal experts envision converting northeastern Colorado dust bowl into a vast grass pasture. More than a quarter million acres have been uprooted. 150 families once farmed them. Government plans resettlement and grazing leases to support livestock production. Ray Cassen recalls early 1900s grass while lamenting changes from farming to cattle.
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Briggsdale
Col
Colorado
A. E. Hyde
Ray Cassen
Rebuilding Grass Range After Drought and Warming
Casten recalls early success with beans and wheat but crops failed as drought and warming reduced yields. Native grass reseeded poorly since 1913, with Hyde predicting 50 years to recover 1900 levels. A hardy grass replaces crops on four new tracts as government shifts grazing control to local livestock association. Four riders enforce grazing rights to prevent overuse and theft.
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Casten
Hyde
Grecian Premier Smashes Revolt
Athens reports Gen John Metaxas crushed a brief anti-Fascist revolt on Crete. Within four hours insurgents seized Candia then government forces recaptured the capital and seized government property. The message to Metaxas claimed the revolt was suppressed.
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John Metaxas
Crete
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Meaxas
Firemen's Carnival Closes Tonight in Mt Airy Park
The twelfth annual carnival benefiting the Bt. Arry Volunteer Fire Company closes tonight as crowds and receipts outpace last year. Held at Wildwood Park, the event drew attendees from Frederick Howard and Carroll counties with daily special features and a grand parade including St. Airy Hampstead Sykesville Pleasant Valley Ellicott City and Manchester. Prizes ranged from 2.50 to 230 for floats and decorated autos, with supper by the Homemaker's Club and a parade marshal leading the procession.
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Bt. Arry Volunteer Fire Company
Herbert Burdette
Herman Beck
Wildwood Park
Frederick
Howard
Carroll
Br Gve
Stt
Airy
Hampstead
Sykesville
Pleasant Valley
Ellicott
Young People’s Department of
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Philip C. Edwards
Mt. Airy
Quynn Brown
Bernard Poole
Damascus
Edward Murray
Gaver Moxiey
Earl Webb
B. W. Stauffer
Boys’ Band
Social notes from Gaithersburg and area July events
Gaithersburg residents enjoyed weekend outings at Williamsburg and Beverly Beach with Walker siblings and the Norson and Dutrow families hosting visitors. Epworth M E church plans Holy Communion at 11 AM led by Rev. Norman Scribner, with August pulpit supply by Dr. E V Register and Rev. Fairbanks. Lawson King hosted a chicken dinner for King Motor Company staff and friends at Snyder's Inn.
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Gaithersburg
Maurice Chiswell
Williamsburg
Virginia Beach
Charles Walker
Helen Walker
Beverly Beach
Henry Norsoh
Sandra
New York
Norson
Marie Dutrow
Walker Avenue
Herman Wilson
Severn River
Epworth M. E
Norman O. Scribner
Scribner
E. V. Register
Mr. Fairbanks
Lawson King
The
King Motor Company
Snyder's Inn
Good Tem plars Meet At Browningsville Aug 26
The 62nd annual session of the International Order of Good Tem plars Grand Lodge of Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia will be held at Browningsville town hall on Wednesday Aug 26 opening at 10 am. Montgomery county will host with visitors from lodges in Maryland and DC expected. Reymond Schmudt the Grand Counselor and other officers are slated to attend. election of officers will occur in the afternoon.
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International Order of Good Templars
Grand Lodge
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Browningsville
Montgomery County
District
C HL McEl‘fresh
Templar
Monrovia
Raymond E. Hardy
Geo. T. Rodenhi
Emmette R. Spencer
Baltimore
Flora A. Fleming
May F Bowman
Chas. E. Lubock
Harold Watkins
Neighborhood social notes and obituaries from Laytonsville area
Saturday evening about fifty guests attended a local event. Misses Mary Mae Jacobs Mary Lou Walker and Jane Marshall spent the week at Westminster attending the Epworth League Institute. Mrs W D Wiley and son Carroll Wiley attended the funeral of Mr Charles Wiley at Hillsboro Virginia last week. Mr Moncrief Schroder of Abbeville South Carolina is a guest of Mr and Mrs James Schroeder on Frederick Avenue. Mrs Edwin Fry Mrs C E Crawford and Mrs Earle Williams hosted the Neighborhood Garden Club meeting at Mrs Fry's home near Laytonsville last week Wednesday. Mrs J R Pardew of Baltimore was mentioned.
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Mary Mae Jacobs
Mary Lou Walker
Jane Marshall
Westminster
Epworth League Institute
W. D. Wiley
Carroll Wiley
Charles Wiley
Hillsboro
Moncrief Schroder
Abbeville
S.C
James Schroeder
Frederick Avenue
Edwin Fry
C. .E. Crawford
Earle Williams
Neighborhood Garden Club
Fry
Miss Margaret Walker Visits Milwaukee Classmate
The house guest of Mrs. Merle Jacobs, Miss Margaret Walker, has gone to Milwaukee Wisconsin where she will visit with a classmate at American University.
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Merle Jacobs
Margaret Walker
Milwaukee
Wis
American University
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