Republicans to Name Municipal Ticket Thursday
Republicans of City will name the municipal ticket June 12 at a court house meeting. Sixty four delegates from eight wards will choose the slate led by Mayor Elmer F Munshower and Aldermen incumbents. Democrats plan primaries May 10 with May 17 convention.
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Elmer F. Munshower
Guy Register
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Frederick city
Republican club
Sixth Congressional district
Ci. Register
Mother's Day stamps go on sale Thursday at Philatelic Agency
Postmaster Irving S. Essex announced receipt of 5 000 special commemorative Mother’s Day stamps. The three cent stamps feature Whistler’s Portrait of My Mother in a purple design and are the size of a special delivery stamp. Sales begin tomorrow at the Philatelic Agency Washington with general availability after. For Sunday delivery May 12 letters require a special delivery stamp.
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Irving S. Essex
Whistler
America
Philatelic Agency
Washington, D.C
Hepburn Eyes Joan of Arc Film Role
Katharine Hepburn discusses a potential Joan of Arc biopic with director chosen by her. She notes no details are set, but expects to work with a trusted filmmaker. The star files for divorce from her husband amid ongoing negotiations through a local lawyer.
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Weather Summary for Today 1933
Today's weather reports show 0.84 inches of precipitation. Yesterday's high was 73 and the previous year 23. The low last night was 41, compared with 55 a year ago. Sunrise and sunset noted as Sun.
Criticism and Praise for New Deal at Chamber Convention
Washington reports a mix of sharp criticism and praise as the 22nd annual Chamber of Commerce session opened. A. W. Robertson of Westinghouse criticized planned economy but urged better plans. Harrimen cited reduced employment and praised child labor abolition while opposing reforms he deemed unhelpful.
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May
Chamber of Commerce of the United Harrimen
New Deal
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Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing
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Paris Seeks Spy Ring Tied to Belfort Defense Plans
A new spy ring reported from Paris is linked to the Belfort defense plan leak. Secret service agents hunt for the group as warrants issued and an agent arrested locally, though the arrestee’s name remains undisclosed.
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Secret service
Belfort
Three Defendants Charged in Drunkenness Case Hearings
Joseph T. was charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct after arrest at 12 40 a m by Chief Steiner and Officer Brust. Frederick C. Deater faced drunkenness charge following April arrest by Officer Sixaff. All three were booked for hearings tonight.
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Brust
Frederick C. Deater
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Interstate Y Convention 10 Held in This City
Arrangements complete for the Interstate Convention of the Young Men's Christian Association for Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia. About sixty delegates from various states are expected to attend. Headquarters at Calary Methodist Episcopal church. Registration begins at 3 o clock with brief devotions. Opening address at 3 30 by John E Manier. A ginner meeting at 6 o'clock in the parish hall. Alfred H Lawson to preside. Invocation by Rev G Bilis. A 225 will be brought by a representative of the YMC A. Music by Harry E Wolfe. A quarter hour business session at 1 will appoint committees and announce. Evening address at 7 25 by E A Hungerford. Two discussion groups to follow with luncheon at the MC program to the conven.
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Calary Methodist Episcopal church
John E. Manier
Alfred H. Lawson
G. Bilis
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Harry E. Wolfe
Hagerstown SW
E. A. Hungerford
Milk Department Grading Efforts Underway
A department tasked with grading milk quality is reviewing procedures and standards. Officials aim to improve consistency and safety, with inspections focusing on sanitation, labeling, and dairy process controls across facilities.
Market Trading Dullest of the Year Reported
A brief market note records dull trading with light activity as metals move modestly. Ufts are uncertain while rubber prices show mixed movement and bonds display varied changes amid a quiet session.
Farewell Program Honors Rev and Mrs Barnhart
A farewell program at Methodist Episcopal Church South honored Pastor Rev Nat G Barnhart and Mrs Barnhart with a humorous theme. The Wesley Brotherhood hosted the event and outlined plans for a reception for the incoming pastor Rev Carlton M Harris. Speakers included Elizabeth Murphy, Elizabeth Jow, and Helen Frate, with C Lewis Crawford presiding and flowers presented by the Young People. Refreshments followed.
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Carlton M. Harris
Harms
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Richmond
Vafie
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Roosevelt Plans Home Building and Remodeling Campaign
Washington May 2 AP An administration drive to re employ workers and a push to oppose liquor tax cuts featured in capital news The tariff bill clears House obstacles and heads to Senate as Roosevelt prepares to urge a home building and remodeling program Government aid would be via the Treasury which has spent over 3 8 billion this fiscal year The administration backs a international bi metallic standard and press questions on liquor tax cuts The House Finance Committee approves a tariff measure with amendments aiding certain industries A drain trust probe report is released amid criticism from Republicans over investigative thoroughness
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Woodland Fire Firefighters Battle Tank Fire at Hospital Grounds
A Woodland blaze started when a gasoline tank on a grader ignited after a backfiring engine near Montgomery County Hospital. The operator was trapped by flames and seriously injured. an attendant was reported missing. Fire units secured the area as investigators began work.
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SONS OF UNION VETERANS ELECT MONOCACY SHRINE COMMANDER
J F Hauck of Washington is elected commander as the Sons of Union Veterans hold a memorial service and adopt resolutions honoring the Monocacy battlefield. Delegates named for Commandery in Cincinnati will meet in August in Rochester. An auxiliary election followed a joint session with the veterans.
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Boston
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Takoma Park
Celeste De Gentien
Frederick
Jackson Tonight to Open State Campaign
Baltimore May 24 Howard W. Jackson candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination will open his state campaign with a television broadcast tonight. He speaks before the Democratic club at the College Park and his campaign headquarters details are announced by G. Ritchie. Monthly meeting weld 2¢ Traine.
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Magistrate Driver Avoids Charges After Accident
Magistrate Justice Wagners vehicle suffered a bent front wheel and damaged fender in a curbside crash. Police investigated but no charges were filed after drivers agreed to adjust the damages.
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Hill Orchestrates GOP Plea To Back Goldsborough For Governor
Baltimore May 2 AP Col John Philip Hill urged all Republican gubernatorial hopefuls to withdraw in favor of Senator Phillips Lee Goldsborough at a birthday breakfast. If Goldsborough declines, Hill said he would pursue candidacy himself. He listed five announced candidates and praised four others while stressing party welfare over personal ambition.
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Fran Farms
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Harry W. Nice
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May 2 Washington notes on New Deal and world events
The article surveys Roosevelt era policy shifts including housing and construction programs, the PWA plan, and economic factors in auto and other industries. It highlights German propaganda concerns, Cuba political tensions amid sugar season, and a FTC probe into gas and electric operations with notable names mentioned.
Propaganda Charges By Head Of Exchange Spark Debate
A New York Stock Exchange official denounced Pecora's figures as misleading and defended the exchange against propaganda accusations. He argued the Fletcher-Rayburn bill faces scrutiny as lawmakers weigh broker profits and the era of speculation, with banks revealing large loan totals on July 1, 1929.
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Cannon's Foes Demand Resignation or Fight
Jackson Miss May 2 AP Bishop James Cannon the liquor crusader stands on trial again today at his Methodist Episcopal conference. He was acquitted last week in charges of conspiracy to corrupt public morals but faces renewed calls to retire or be barred from ministry as factionalists press for action.
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Five Hundred Thousand For Farmers Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a sum around 500 008 to support farming, with references to Maryland and Bernice Pennsylvania and to protection measures for crop production, though details are unclear.
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Bernice
Meeting Brief for Salon No Sv of 8
A short summary notes a meeting labeled Salon No Sv of 8 under the S and 49 designation. Details remain sparse in the readable text.
Exposures and threats spark Morgan influence concerns
The note discusses tra bis groups near the Morgan Whitney domain and hints at efforts to weaken them to bring influence under Morgan. It mentions allegations of Associated activities with New York state politicians already prompting a receivership suit and copyright concerns.
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New York state
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