Radcliffe Announces Candidacy for Maryland Governor
George E. Radcliffe, Roosevelt ally and former regional PWA advisor, announces his candidacy for Maryland governor backed by S. Senator Tydings. The move draws early support from Howard W. Jackson and Dr. Charles H. Conley, with a Eastern Shore draft movement led by State Senator Roe. Radcliffe says personal engagements will be rearranged to campaign full time and will discuss campaign issues soon.
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Dusiners Associa Adent Roosevelt
Omight
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Democratic Romanation
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Meyor
Howard W. Jackson
Charles H Conley
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Roe
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Mination Sena Tydines
Radette
Rechte
Jackson
Dr. Conley
Radcliffe
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France signals inability to pay debt on June 15
A garbled note indicates France was not able to pay its debt on June 15 but could consider a partial acceptance later. The statement suggests altered assurances compared with prior French announcements.
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United States
William W. Smith Declares Candidacy in Democratic Primary
William W. Smith, prominent farmer of New Market, announces candidacy for public office in September. The announcement notes he aims for the Democratic nomination and signals active participation in local politics.
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Wiliam
W. Smith
Randidzie
Tugwell Senate to vote on Tugwell confirmation tomorrow
Washington June 13 The Senate virtually agreed to vote on Rexford Tugwell for Under Secretary of Agriculture after hearing he “sad starved to death” and that he lacks the courage of his convictions Tugwell’s approval was regarded as certain after an assurance from Sen Sm Democrat South
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Political talks yield agreement to resume debate tomorrow
Delegates, including Caretha Bailey and other unnamed leaders, held further conferences and reached an agreement to resume debate after 3 pm tomorrow. No additional speakers arose during the session.
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Honger
Housing Bill Passes House Amid Amendments and Debate
Warrngton June 13 The House advanced a housing measure after amendments. The bill includes a shift from direct loans by mortgage associations to simple discount mortgages. The bank bill permits the Home Grown Mortgage Corporation to add 1.5 billion dollars, with up to 350 million for building and loan associations.
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Salesman Held After Death of Girl Aged 23
In New Jersey on June 13 a man named Vernon B. Sacman was arrested after the death of Eleanor, a 23 year old girl. The report mentions a radar connection and references a case with extended details and a Tuesday update.
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Unclear fragment hints at York commission notes
The readable text provides a fragmented note about a York commission and retired prisoners, but no clear event or outcome is discernible. Further context is needed to produce a factual headline and summary.
Des-Pillman bill advances after Senate compromise
The House passed a Senate-backed Des-Pillman bill without a recorded vote, sending the measure to the White House for the President's signature. The compromise aims to broaden silver use as money to bolster commodity prices and property values, though some lawmakers remain unsatisfied.
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County Women’s Club Meeting and Shower Report
Mrs Edger Hargett hosted the Ballenger Club with readings, piano solo and songs by Grace Hargett Catharine Trundle and others. Prizes went to Mrs Claude Hargest and Mrs Howard T Smith. A kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Joan King near Damascus on June 7 was hosted by several guests including Mr and Mrs John ene Mc and Mrs Marvel Max.
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Ballenger
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Tf Your Heart
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Catharine Trundle
Haze
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James Zimmerman
Russell ‘Thomas
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Howard T Smith
Joan King
Damascus
John Ene Mc
Marvel Max
Ostar
Howard Hing
Court Hears Of Fine For Diamond Ring Case
A $750000 fine is charged in a case involving a diamond ring and a Pat. Several individuals including Miss Doty Mrs Wobur Watkins Mr and Mrs Windsor Beal Mr and Mrs Monroe Watkins Reginald King and others are named in the proceedings. Details are unclear due to the damaged text but the action centers on a valued ring and monetary penalty.
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Wobur Watkins
Windsor Beal
Monroe Watkins
Reginald King
Robert
Nore Davs
Reece Mu Musgrove
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Carl Mo
Thomas WoodSeford
Floyd Mover
Conciliation Bill of Capital and Labor Dominates Session
Washington June 14 Congress adjourned mainly over opposition to the capital labor conciliation bill. Talks centered on Tugwell nomination and a possible quick Senate vote with minimal debate. The House moved to consider admin bills and an $1.6 billion general appropriation as other key items.
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Rairead Labor Co
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Hugh S. Johnson
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