Allgren Quits to Back Lewis in Maryland Senate Race
Mauritz A Hallgren, a Capitol Heights farmer and supporter of Rep. David J. Lewis, withdrew from the Maryland Senate race to back Lewis against Sen. Millard E. Tydings. He notified Lewis by letter, pledging full active support. Tydings, present at a Southern Maryland Division meeting, vowed to defend his record as he faces new opposition and campaigns after adjournment. Hallgren spoke in favor of the New Deal, while other candidates praised Roosevelt’s program. After seven months, rickshaws resumed limited operation in Shanghai’s Japanese controlled area.
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Weiter
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Senate
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Millard E. Tydings
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Lewis
Maryland
Unin Democratic Women’s Clubs
Tydings
Administration
Congress
Roosevelt
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Herbert R. O'Conor
Franklin stamp honors Father of the U S Postal System
The article notes Benjamin Franklin's placement in a new regular stamp series celebrating his role in American philately and postal history. It describes a Franklin Institute unveiling of a heroic statue by James Earle Frazer, and highlights Franklin's scientific and medical interests alongside his postal legacy.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
James Earle Frazer
United States
Franklin
America
Southern Senators Stand By Wage Hour Ultimatum
Southern senators press an ultimatum on the wage hour bill as a Senate House conference committee nears a deal. Ellender leads opposition to a rigid 40 cent rate after seven years, proposing exemptions based on local living costs wages and freight comparisons to curb potential unemployment.
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Senate House
Ettender
Otsy
Doxie
Ees
Ellender
Brown Cross Appeals Supplemental Compensation Ruling
The case of Frederick H. Brown of Brunswick against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company sees both sides appealing the State Industrial Accident Commission decision. Brown filed a cross-appeal in Circuit Court seeking higher compensation, arguing the commission erred in assessing his injury and disability facts while he was at work in Brunswick. W. Clinton McSherry is his attorney. SEWING SOCIETY SEETS. The Ladies Sewing Society of the Evangelical Reformed church met with a program of solos, readings, and instrumental pieces led by Mrs. Charles Lough and chaired by Mrs. Maude Waters Dittmar.
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Liebesgarten
Schuman
Logan
Notagile
Jano
Day By Day Broadcast Plans From King George Visit
New York June 10 King George VI plans two broadcasts for the United States. June 28 he will dedicate an Australian War memorial and describe arrival in Paris with President Le Brun. In July he unveils the Villers Bretonneux memorial with speeches by the king and the pope delivers a benediction to the Eucharistic congress. Radio listings cover WBAB, WEAF, WJZ, and WABC with programs, sports, and concerts for the weekend and Sunday listings from London, Berlin, and Rome.
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England
Australan War Memorial
Paris
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Villers Bretonneux
Kins Rand
Plumbing code adopted by Brunswick Mayor and Council
The Mayor and Council adopted a Brunswick plumbing code at a Brunswick town hall meeting on Thursday night. The code, aligned with State Board of Health recommendations, will be placed into operation soon. Mayor Harry R. Mace presided. five council members attended along with routine business discussed.
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Scout Leaders Earn Certificates At Frederick Course
Twelve Frederick scouts completed the Elements of Scout Leadership course led by Norman F. Ford of the National Capital Area Council. Certificates will be awarded at the Court of Honor. Other attendees included Louis Echelmer and Bussen Cannon. Monthly round tables for troop operation and leader training will be held by the local committee, chaired by George B. Douglas Jr. The note lists a second program at St. Paul’s Utica Children’s Day service titled On Wings of Praise with a lengthy lineup of songs, recitations, and exercises led by Miss Betty Alsherman and others.
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Lew Gannon
Lous Echelmerger
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Norman F. Ford
Stadt
Naa Capital Area Council
Frances + Scout Key Disteet
Frederick
George B. Douglas, Jr
Tooptes
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Utica
Lord of
Luray Ausherman
Mehrl Ramsburg, Jr
Betty Alsherman
Helen Heffner
Madeline Lenhart
Carolyn Mort
Roosevelt Plans West Coast Trip Amid Political Stops
The White House announced President Roosevelt will travel westward this summer with stops in Covington Renturks and Marietta Ohio for the 150th Northwest Territory anniversary. Tentative routes include Kentucky Tennessee Oklahoma Texas and California with a possible Pacific coast voyage. Senator Alben Barkley faces renomination opposition in Kentucky while Gov Chandler campaigned against him in the Democratic primary.
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A B. Chandler
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Ohito
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Tennessee
Oklahoma
Texas
California
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Todas
Maryland to receive 3.5 million from new U S road bill
Maryland officials estimated about 3.5 million in federal highway aid under the new 357.4 million dollar fund for 1940 41. Officials expect allocation on the same basis as the 1938 39 fund, pending formal notification. The article notes the diesel engine patent by Rudolf Diesel in 1892.
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State Roads Commission
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