Maryland Republicans Nominate Hoover Backing for President
Baltimore May 25 The Maryland Republican state convention endorsed Herbert Hoover for President and instructed delegates to cast ballots for him at Kansas City. resolutions praised Hoover as an able administrator and urged nomination alongside Coolidge. Delegates named include Baltimore figures and district reps, with alternates and presidential electors also chosen. Orphanage and Home Day to be held June 7 at Quincy Pa with a new hotel cottage dedication.
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Goldsborough
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Howard County
William P Tackson
Salisbury
William F. Broening
Frederick N. Zichtman
Colberland
Galen L. Tait
Roland R. Marchant
John L. Robinson
Thomas B. Mudd
Rockville
Clara Holmes
Montgomery County
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Elkton
Thomas Wharton
Worcester County
Walter R Rudy
Afry
C. Wilbur Miller
Baltenore County
Adolph P. Schuch
George C. Willer
Wiliam G. Alrecht
John L. Berry
R. Frank Smith
Jeremiah Hawkins
Prince George's County
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Daridg A Robb
Cumberland
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Frederick County
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Grace Schaeffer
Allegany County
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Auto stolen near Braddock Heights in Frederick county
An appeal from the Frederick county chapter of the American Red Cross seeks help locating a red cross owned 8 pass touring car with a District of Columbia license plate stolen from in front of Saint Elizabeth's Hospital. Believed taken by parolee patients, one implicated man reported the car abandoned west of Frederick. last seen in Hagerstown. Contact Russell B. Lighter or Edward S. Delaplaine with information.
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Senate approves large tax cut without record vote
Washington May 23 The Senate backed a 222,495,000 revenue tax reduction and sent the measure to the House after early conferees reach a compromise. The $999,405,000 cut exceeds the President’s 21X,000,000 target but is believed to be within legislative approval range as defense legislation moves toward the White House.
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