President Roosevelt fires TVA chair Morgan in surprise move
President Roosevelt dismissed Arthur E. Morgan, chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority, prompting a congressional clash over the agency. Harcourt A. Morgan was elevated to chair, with possible appointment of James L. Fly to the board. Congress to be notified, while House votes against funding for the Gilbertsville dam as part of TVA opposition.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ofceted
Congres
Morgen
Public Power Agency
TVA
Capitol
Harcourt A. Morgan
Harcourt Morgan
David E. Lilienthal
Morgan
James L. Fly
Congress
Morfan
Afr
Cummings
Bridges
New Hampshire
Bankhead
House
Gilbertsville, Ky
Record of Glenn Crum Farm Public Sale Near Freder ick
A public sale of Glenn R. Crum on the Gas House pike near Freder ick drew a crowd over 2 009. Prices topped horses 175 to 250 dollars, two-year colts 155 each, dairy cattle 75 to 171 per head, shoals 6 10 to 9 60, and farm equipment and household items sold high. Auctioneers Trout Brothers and Lease. clerk R L Kelly. Sale noted as one of the season’s largest.
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Glenn R. Crum
Gas House Pike
Frederick
Trout Brothers and Lease
R. L Kelly
Jewelry My Eye View of Gift Jewelry and Customs
AP Feature Service writer Joan Durham discusses how jewelry should be worn for others to see rather than for self. Mrs. C. B. Dyer of Indianapolis shares years of jewelry research, noting wristwatches as an exception for readability. The piece covers how top motifs should face up, ceremonial gifting at weddings, and pearls as common bridal choices.
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Joan Durham
Europe
Wedding Ring Traditions During the Ceremony
The text outlines wedding ring handling from the best man keeping the groom’s ring until the vows, then passing it to the clergyman and onto the bride’s left hand, with the bridegroom also wearing a ring handed by the maid of honor. It notes the bride’s ring and husband’s ring placement and perpetual wear on the bride’s finger.
Quilting Party Supports Utica Lutheran Fund
A quilting party at Mrs. R. Paul Ruhrman’s Utica home featured many helpers including Mrs. Harvey Marsh Mrs. Earl Smith Mrs. Henry Stattlemyer Mrs. Allen Harper and others. Proceeds go to St Paul’s Utica church organ fund via a gift from Mrs. Mae Miller.
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R. Paul Ruhrman
Utica
Harvey Marsh
Earl Smith
Henry Stattlemyer
Allen Harper
Fbr. Seibel
Spencer Mort
J. S. Daveler
St. Angleberger
Mae Miller
Austin Klipp
Elmer Smith
Utica Lutheran Women’s
Many Seek Office In Carroll County
Westminster March 22 Republican candidates announced and prospects in Carroll county. For State Senate Capt A Earl Shipley filed nomination, sole candidate so far. For the House of Delegates two announced, likely three incumbents C Ray Barnes Charles B Kephart Melvin W Rouiban to seek reelection. Carroll S Rinehart moved to Motor Vehicles office. may not run. Stanford I Hoff urged to run. No county commissioner candidates yet though incumbents Norman R Hess E Edward Martin Charles W Melville expected to seek reelection.
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Westminster
Mar
Carroll County
State Senate
A. Earl Shipley
Bar
House of Delegates
Nwo
C. Ray Barnes
Charles B. Kephart
Melvin W. Rouizabn
E. Edward Martin
Charles W. Melville
Ab Melville urged for register of wills position in election aims
In the race for local offices several incumbents seek re election. Ab Melville faces no declared opposition for register of wills while other posts show multiple candidates. Judges of the Orphans Court plan to run again. county treasurer Kuhns seeks another term. two candidates for sheriff include Fowble and Shiptey. state attorney Fringer likely to run again. clerk Mays filed nomination.
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Ab. Melville
Register of Wills
Melville
The
Orphans’ ‘Court
Debs H Brown
Jo Webster Ebaugh
Lewis E. Green
Paul F. Kuhns
George C Fowble
Shen
Walter L. Shiptey
George N Fringer
Levi D Mays
Edwin M Metter
German plan to hire 79900 agricultural workers abroad
The German government seeks to address a farm labor shortage by recruiting about 79 900 agricultural workers from neighboring countries. The move targets easing harvest and production pressures amid ongoing labor constraints.
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Tecope
Brieg
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Glenn Crum
France
Vienna
Austria
Schuschmigg
Armour
Armour Fertilizer Works
Baltimore, Md
Neton Mow
C. Edgar Xusbaum
SCOLT
Dai
Den
James Bowers
Grayson Abrecht
Noel Hater
Thomas Lescarleet
Harry Mamitten Gragoon
Abrecht
Wolf
Riding the
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
McCleery's Presents
McCleery’s
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market
Arrow
Hen Arrow Beer
Maryland
Globe Brewing Company
Munorie
I Simpson
Oly
Paul B. Kallaway
Betholine
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