City Election Tightens Ahead As June Ballot Near
Nomination conventions heat up as May to June campaign intensifies. Candidates from both parties seek endorsements for mayor, alderman, and other city offices while water rent remains a key issue. Voters prepare for June 12 polling and precinct splits may expand turnout.
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al Chi
Acre
Arate
Elmer Fo Munsnoner
Ang
Lady Culler
Agac
Maso Mumsaoxer
Ad& Mn
Inan Imere
Hunter Bowers
Charles P Hueshex
Board of Aldermen
Culler
Munshower
Beth Chim
Mouse
Montgomery County
Presses For Labor Bill Heated Senate Hearing
A labor committee push in the Senate sparked talk of strikes as Roosevelt watched and urged firm action. Reports from the White House indicate President Roosevelt was briefed on labor conditions and potential congressional steps, while labor advocates pressed for faster procedure and broader authority.
State Board approves four year and three year normal school curriculums
The Maryland State Board of Education approved a four year curriculum for county students at Touson, Towson, Salisbury, and a three year program for the Bowie and Baltimore City colored and white normal schools beginning September 1934. The measure, urged by county superintendents and state supervisors, aims to grant Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education at four year schools and a three year diploma at Towson for Baltimore City students. Dr Abert S Cock urged the change with board members listed.
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Baltimore
State Normal School
Negro Normal School
Sate Board of Education
State Department of Education
Leungton
Bowie
S’ate Normal School
Unity
Maryland
Abert S Cock
Suparntenden of Education
Determining the Age of Farm Animals by Their Teeth
A fourteen page Farmers Bulletin by George W Pope explains aging livestock via dental patterns. It details horse dentition with 40 teeth in males and 36 in mares, cattle 32 teeth, sheep 32, goats 32, and hogs 44 with tusks, plus line drawings showing tooth formation to age 20. Deep lakes never freeze solid.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
George W Pope
Bureau of Animal Industry
Full hearing of milk case likely
Baltimore May 25 U District Judge Chesnut refused to dismiss a suit against Secretary Wallace and four AAA officials over dairy book inspections. The court warned the case hinges on due process and the constitutional status of the Agriculture Adjustment Act, insisting on a full merits hearing before ruling. The action seeks to block federal inspection as unconstitutional and argues the matter involves fundamental rights and interstate versus intrastate commerce.
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Baltimore
U & District
Calum Chesnut
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Henry A Wallace
Agriquiture
Chesnut
Red States
Charies G Page
George Whattomeys
Royal Parms
Wallace
Adjustment Fund
Maryland
AAA
Namimnh Walace
Clinton L Riggs
George S Jacksom
Isaac W. Heaps
Adyustment Fund Committee
Alonzo L. Miles
Wilam L Marbury
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Maryland District Court
United States
Marbury
Plane Forced Down Near Local Airport Friday Afternoon
A Stinson cabin plane operated by its owner Mr Warrington of Washington was forced to land at the local airport about 4 o'clock Friday afternoon due to poor visibility on the route from Pittsburgh to Washington. The mail plane was forced down Thursday night en route to Washington at 10 15 o'clock Friday morning.
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Stinson
Warrington
Washington
Pittsburgh
Peace plan rejected as Toledo strike turmoil unfolds
Thomas Ramsey, organizer for the Auto Mobile Federal Workers Union, announced in Toledo that members rejected a peace proposal by Taft while voting on certain sections. Rioting by 2,000 in the Electric Auto-Lite district prompted guards to fire signals and rocks as fires and smoke bombs spiked the conflict. Two killed, 150 injured to date as National Guardsmen faced crowds. In Minneapolis, truck drivers strike ends after union and advisory committee agreement. movement to resume expected tomorrow.
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Toledo. O
Thomas Ramsey
Automobile Federal Workers Union
Charles P. Taft
Department of Labor
Itas
Toledo
National
Hottle
Minneapolis
Emplores Movement of the Fruess
Apple forecast outlook improves across Eastern Panhandle region
In Martinsburg West Virginia on May 25 E C Sherwood state plant pathologist reports better apple prospects than last year across the Eastern Panhandle and nearby Virginia with good bee weather for pollination and aphis largely absent. Pennsylvania reports of strong bloom accompany hopes for equal or higher crops, while Hancock Maryland and nearby Berkeley Jefferson areas show mixed to light bloom and scattered heavy crops. A separate note mentions a Presbyterian fundamentalist group forming an independent board over missions policy.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Panhandle
Virginia
E. C. Sherwood
Aphis
Pennsylvania
Pay Paw
Hancock
Berkeley
Jefferson
B. Wilson
Tonoloway
Berkeley County
H H Rutherford
Pikeside
Smith and
North Waller
John Porterfield
Mt Pleasant Grange Meeting Notes and Speakers
Mt Pleasant Grange met at the venue on June 13 with a open meeting. Several speakers addressed the gathering including Miss Mary Breirn Mc S.mgrg and Rebecca Holand along with others. The Penny march prize was won by Edward Hefame.
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MT. Pleasant Grange
Mi Pleasant Grange
P. MeDerict- Singent Eens
Ruteleev
Mary Breirn
Ranbow
Read
Eouara Kefauver Dallanc
St. Paul
Smith
Iss Rebecca Holand
Ere Brown
Muss Maar Heiman
Pat
Mas Hoffman
Edward Hefame
Justice Sherman P Bowers Seeks State's Attorney Nomination
Justice Sherman P Bowers announces his candidacy for State's Attorney in the Democratic primaries. He has long been active in Democratic politics and says his current duties as justice of the peace will not be affected. Mrs Bowers previously ran in the last election and was defeated.
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Justice Sherman P Bowers
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Presses For Labor
Acton
Ama Frosa
Senate
Roosevel
Tae Wagner
Abor Huish
Sinkes.taatan
Cme da
Sigw.ng
Inger Berard
Ge ‘O
Marie-Anne
Thomas Portune Ryan
Warmbrand-Stuppachiman
Ciendenin J. Ryan, Jr
Deaury
New York
STATE
Animal Industry
Manta
Davy Jones
Albert Balin
Merkur
Bremerm Harbor
Germany
Presbyterian
TSA
Cepencens Opara
Farsam
J Gresusm Macnen
Paradelpha
Boara Sivera
Alemmg
ISS
C. E. Cline & Son
Funeral — Ambulance Service
Market St
Frederick, MD
Studebaker
Fleigh & Grove
W. Patrick St
Simmons
Carty’s
C. C. Carty Incorporated
Patrick St
Hendrickson
Coty
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