GOP GOLDSBOROUGH Urged As Governor Nominee In Maryland
Republican leaders from across the state push Senator Philips Lee Goldsborough as the party’s strongest gubernatorial candidate. A formal statement lists participants and notes other announced contenders including Nice, Smith, Phoebus, and Quenstedt. Goldsborough’s term ends next January and a decision is expected soon.
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Philips Lee Goldsborough
Sen. Goldsborough
Senate
Harry W. Nice
H. Webster Smith
Baltimore
Harry T. Phoebus
Princess Anne
Water Quenstedt
Annapolis
Althorne
Len Goldsborough
Joan Phillip Hil
U. S
George L. Henderson
Cumberland
Albanus Phillips
Camte
Quenstec
Court of Appeals
Graduating Class of Sykesville High School
Graduates listed include B Jenkins and Gladys V Shipley in the bottom row with Charles C Miller William Hush Earle Wilson and Bernard W Zimmer. Faculty top row shows James Mann J Nevis Ports science Albert Reed arts. Also noted are Rogers Studg and row Caroline Reed home economics Samuel M Jenness principal Margaret Erb history Dorothy Etzler music Ruth B Yingling English Katherine Dorie history.
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B. Jenkins
Gladys V. Shipley
Charles C. Miller
William Hush
Earle Wilson
Bernard W. Zimmer
James Mann
Commercial
J. Nevis
Science
Albert Reed
Arts
sons-Rogers Stud.g
Carolie Reed
Samuel M. Jenness
Margaret Erb
Dorothy Etzler
Ruth B Yingling
Katherine Dorie
Phillips Gang hunted here as woman observer aids clue
Police pursue four alleged members of the Phillips gang after a Baltimore blockade and a Frederickside sighting. A woman matching a long description has been seen in connection with the case. investigators seek the suspect named Barbara, a former resident, about four feet tall and weighing 114 pounds.
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George
Baltimore
Aus
Frederick
Aetomancho
Auhar Culars
Barbara
Republicans Hold Final Campaign Meet in City Hall
A large overflow crowd attended a Republican rally in the Board of Aldermen room at City Hall on Friday evening. The event closed the campaign meetings ahead of the Tuesday election with remarks from A Hart Etehtson chair and Benjamin Rosenour presiding. Former Congressman Fred N Zrhimian spoke enthusiastically after a keynote by Rosenour and other addresses. A distribution of sample ballots was also noted.
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Republican Party
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
A. Hart Etehtson
Benjamin Rosenour
Rosenour
Elmer ¥ Munshower
Rene S$. Harp
Fred N Zrhimian
Merion Leads as Cruickshank Fires Early Championship Charge
In Philadelphia at Merion Cricket Club the open United States championship began with Wee Bob Cruickshank grabbing a commanding early lead. Gene Sarazen, a Richmond professional, chased in second with a sharp round as the field tightened. The 36 holes set stage for a double round final as Cruickshank and Sarazen battle for a lasting edge.
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Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Wee Bob Cruickshank
United States
Scotchmain
Richmond
Gene Sarazen
Cruickshark
Deal XII
Uvorg
Farm Bureau Aims Changes in Relief Administration
Farm Bureau directors at the Academy Building agenda Thursday night express support for targeted emergency relief for the deserving while urging funding outside a general property tax. They call for advisory committees in each election district to review applications and favor income tax or alternate methods for financing relief as state and federal plans progress.
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Farm Bureau
Academy
Cau
Wilbert Mt
Bellefonte Ayrshire earns Breeds Honor Roll for milk record
Bellefonte's Brae Major's Ada, a five year old Ayrshire, qualified for the Breeds Honor Roll with 1353 pounds of milk and 5385 pounds of butterfat, tested under Ayrshire Herd Test rules. W A Kyle of the National Ayrshire Breeders' Association notes the record among leading U S herds.
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United States
Ayrshire
W. A. Kyle
Brandon
Bellefonte
Brae
Ada
Man hit by bat in Frederick court case shocks town
John Boyce, charged with assault after a solid bat blow left James Murphy with a shattered jaw and multiple fractures. Edward McDaniel received three months. magistrate Motter called the act aggravated and excessive. Officers Shaff and Talbert arrested, Murphy hospitalized with facial injuries. Pool opening slated Sunday at Braddock Heights Water Park.
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John Boyce
James
Pat" Murphy
Frederick
Guy E. Motter
James Marrone
Murphy
Braydeck
Mounresort
Tri Clear Water
Pato
Besson
Mo Ocontrol
Braddock Heights
Tarawt
George Zeigiey
John Locker
Horace
Adjournment unlikely as steel strike cools hopes
Washington June 8 prospects for settlement of the steel strike improved boosting chances of congressional adjournment next week Senator Robinson returned from the White House expressing belief the session would end by June 16 The housing bill would be pushed to enactment while the Wagner labor dispute bill faced uncertain fate due to easing steel tensions The housing measure aims to ease home building credit and create a national labor board to enforce fair practices and union rights The Senate pursued the administration silver purchase bill with plans to adjourn if needed and Robinson would convene the Senate earlier to secure passage by tomorrow
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Washington
Sen. Robinson
Capitol
White House
House
Senate
National Labor Board
Robinson
Hurricane strikes San Salvador causing deaths and massive destruction
A hurricane hit San Salvador early today, killing at least eight people and destroying about 500 homes while inflicting two million dollars in damage. The storm cut communications, left many homeless, and martial law was imposed as relief efforts began. Soliders patrolled streets to prevent looting and assist victims.
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San Salvador
Salvador
Dune
San Aways Wireless
Soliers
Court News Marriage Licenses for Brandenburg and Shoemaker
W Tal Brandenburg 26 and Helen G Shoemaker 24 born of Frederick Joan 24 McReesper and Annen 24 Charvlero Pa. RETURNS FROM CONVENTION Frederick county Shoemaker also attend em caive sale at Duriog-
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W Tal
Brandenburg
Helen G Shoemaker
Frederick Joan
McReesper
Annen
Charvlero
Prederick County
Caive
Duriog
Cremation Planned For James R. Snell
The body of James R. Snell, buried in Montevue cemetery, to be cremated after Friday 11 o'clock services led by Rev. Fr. J. J. Donlan of St. John's Church. The ashes will go to his sister, Mrs. Mary Harmon of Pontiac. The deceased, about 22, died Tuesday at Moderne hospital after becoming ill upon arrival.
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James R. Snell
Montevue Hospital
J. J. Donlan
St. John's Catholic Church
Mary Harmon
Pontiac
Moderne Hospi
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C. E. Cline & Son
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