Brunswick postmaster pick approved on first ballot
State Central Committee unanimously recommended E Lynch Gross for Brunswick postmaster after a quick first ballot. Gross, 37, a Brunswick resident with World War II service, will be submitted to Congressman Lewis for eventual presidential appointment and Senate confirmation. Office pays 2400 dollars annually. Dixon remains acting postmaster until final, current term expired February 26.
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Lynch Gross
Brunswick
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick
Gross
Howard Marvin Jones
William E. Dixon
Civil Service
William J. Grove
David J. Lewis
Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Justice Jones
Dixon
Charles F. Deck
Brunswick District Committee
State Committee
Central Committee
Mr. Grove
August T. Brust
Ralph G. Kline
David ©. Winebrenner
B. O. Thomas
James H. Gambrill
Grove
Guy K. Motter
Cong. Lewis
Senate
Howard E. Dixon
News- Post
William L. Gross
Board of Education
Frederick County
The
Brunswick High School Class of 1915 Figure: Mr. Gross
Mr. Gross after graduation joined his father in business for 18 years until the Brunswick store closed last year. He then became a Litten Chevrolet Sales representative in Brunswick and has been active in American Legion work, serving seven months in World War I. He holds numerous fraternal memberships and acts as a life long Democrat and Grace Episcopal parishioner. He lives with his mother at 15 South Maryland Avenue Brunswick.
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Gross
Litten Chevrolet
Brunswick
American Legion
Steadman- Keenan Post
Brunswick Lodge
Enoch Royal Arch
Enoch Council
Frederick Lodge of Perfection
R. Jacques
State Central Committee
Conley
Grace Episcopal Church
Maryland Avenue
Hundreds flee floods and storms across several states
Massive evacuations swept the South and Middle West as rain and snow worsened flooding. Saline county Illinois saw half its area underwater, with conditions compared to the 1913 disaster. Missouri reported 500 displaced as the Mississippi and Missouri rivers overflowed farm land. Mississippi saw a flood center near Jackson amid tornadic winds and property damage. Relief workers and National Guardsmen aided the homeless in affected districts.
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South
Middle West
Saline County
Illinois
Misissippi River
Missouri
St Francis
Mississippi
Jackson
Venizelos lands on Italian refuge after revolt
Greek rebel cruiser Averoll landed Venizelos and leaders on Cassos island in Italy as Katmata shells hit Katalla. Katsonis carried eight officers to Patmos, with Italian protection promised for Venizelos and others as loyal forces retake Athens. Official toll lists ten dead and ninety-one wounded in Macedonia fighting.
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Italy
Averoll
New Haven
Athens
Greece
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Caissos
Venievelos
Macedonia
Grever
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Oandor
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Comoran
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Paal
Leon
Neseus
Cval
Maryland Bill Advances Abolishing Whipping Post
Annapolis March 12 The Maryland House of Delegates advanced a bill to abolish the whipping post with a third reading after an amendment making wives who beat husbands equally guilty. Maximum punishment would be one year in the House of Correction. The measure backed by Delegate Frank Joseph Hirst. ROOM MOTHERS MEET The Room Mothers of North Market Street School met March 7 with president Mrs Roy Schroeder presiding. Russia leads the world in number of personal crisis reports.
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Annapolis
Maryland
House of Delegates
House
Senate
House of Correction
Frank Joseph Hirst
North Market Street School
Roy Schroeder
Food and Better Housing Show draws crowds at State Armory
A crowd estimated at 1500 to 1800 attended the second night of the first annual Food and Better Housing Show at the State Armory. Prizes were awarded in the longest married couple contest won by Mr. and Mrs. John A. Albaugh. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler got second place. Grand prize was a bird bath won by Mrs. Chester Crist. Several individuals received prizes and door awards as fashion shows drew big crowds. Matinee and Civic Club night featured baby and family contests with prizes. Continuous booths attracted patrons throughout the event.
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State Armory
John A. Albaugh
West Church Street
Lloyd C. Culler
James H. Harris
Bird Bath
Grove Lime Company
Chester Crist
Esskayham
W. W. Lantz
Washington
Berkeley Club
James W. Chamblin
West Third Street
Rebert
Parsons Company
Coors
Civic Club
New Windsor Social News and Local Visits
New Windsor reports guests at the Bachman home incl Harman family from New Windsor and Owings Mills visiting relatives in Westminster. Trips include Englar family from Louisburg and Baltimore. World Day of Prayer observed at the Presbyterian church. U S and Canada 1934 motor vehicle exports valued at 231.46 million dollars.
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New Windsor
Charles Bachman
H. Link Harman
Tona
Earl Harman
Dorothy
Eddie Punts
Arbutus
Howard Darling
Lucile
Donald
Doris
Nadene
Owings Mills
Harry Harman
Harry Nusbaum
Donald Nusbaum
John Owings
Louise Ellen Repp
Williagene
Westminster
Truman Nusbaum
Martha
David Lindsay
Roy Downes
Mount Washington
Edwin Englar
Anna Louisburg
N.C
Margaret Englar
Baltimore
Englar
Claud Robert
Walter Harman
H Link Harman
Mabel Harman
Blanchard Martin
Union Bridge
Charles Bankard
Charlies Barnes
Eugene
Presbyterian Church
United States
Canada
Mendeleyev and the elements charting a new order
The Russian chemist Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleyev challenged peers by predicting unknown elements and outlining their properties. His periodic system, organizing elements by atomic weight and groups, vindicated his vision. Russia marks the 100th anniversary of his birth with four commemorative stamps.
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Wizard
Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleyev
Russia
Mendeleyev
NEA Service, Inc
Local Bills Advance in Annapolis House Amid Tax and Vehicle Reforms
In Annapolis on March 12 the House passed measures directing the DMV to refuse markets for Frederick county autos without municipal tax payment and adding a new trailers registration class with two weight-based fees. Sen. Harry W. LeGore introduced the trailer bill in the Senate, and Emmitsburg officials won authorization to issue bonds of 10 000 for general improvements including fire protection sewage disposal and street work.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
House
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Senate
Harry W. LeGore
Emmitsburg Burgess and Commissioners
Sen
LeGore
Demand for Horses Strong at Public Sale Near Walkersville
A crowded sale at G. Trout near Walkersville last Friday saw horses fetch 45 to 227 dollars, a two year colt 160, cows 20 to 70, a nine year binder 91, breechings 15 per set, a sow and 11 pigs 46, and the total reach 3 567 dollars. Auctioneer was Harry Trout with clerks Raymond L. Kelly and John H. Jameson.
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G. ©. Trout
Walkersville
Harry Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
John H. Jameson
Maryland bill seeks general registration for county voters
Annapolis March 12 The Frederick county delegation introduced a bill in the House providing general registration of county voters in 1936 The board of registration would meet at a place designated by the County Supervisors of Election on August 11 and 18 from 7 to 9 p m The bill fixes the third Thursday of August 1936 as revision day for county boards to revise registries News advertising pays big dividends tovest in it
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Annapolis
Frederick County
Board of Registration
County Supervisors of Election
County Boards of Registration
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