Sixth District Representative Wins By 1 923
Representative David J. Lewis, a Roosevelt policy supporter, is re-elected to the House in Maryland’s Sixth District with a plurality of 1,523 as Montgomery County’s results push the state to a Democratic delegation. All six of Maryland’s Democratic congressmen will return to Washington. Frederick County pending precinct results show the race remains close.
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Baltmore
APJ
David J. Lewis
Roosevelt Polices
House of Representatives
Lewis
Maryland
Washington
Frederick N. Zihlman
Montgomery County
Clun County
D. Zihiman
Allegany
Frederick
Wee
Democrats' Lead Legomes Greater in Congress
Washington reports an unprecedented Democratic majority as Roosevelt returns to the White House to push the New Deal. Late returns show Senate at 69 and House at 320, with nine Senate and six House pickups. Carl A. Lid ia wins in New Mexico. David J. Lewis secures the Sixth Maryland seat.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Senate
House
Carl A. Lidia
Richard C. Dilton
New Mexico
Cutting
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Creditors Buy Charles Town Track in Receivership Sale
Creditors of the defunct track near Charles Town purchased the venue at public auction for 10 055 dollars. The Charles Town Jockey Club, led by receiver Alpert J Boyle, takes over with substantial existing liabilities absorbed by new management. The track, opened about a year ago, has run twice and planned racing from December 1 to 15. Meantime, owner Mehaiae Pearce is reportedly ill at his home on West Fifth Street.
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Charles Town
Shenandoah
Charles Town Jockey Club
Woodward Wins for Judgeship in Sixth Circuit
Associate Judge Charles W. Woodward of the Sixth Judicial Circuit was reelected by a majority of 2121 votes over Republican F Barnard Welsh. Final returns show Woodward carrying both Frederick and Montgomery counties. Montgomery tally 18 367, West Frederick 8739 with overall strong support across the two counties.
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Charles W. Woodward
Sixth Judicial Circuit
F. Barnard Welsh
Tevurns
Frederick
Montgomery
Jadee Woodward
Poolesville
Mr. Walsh
Rockville
Fusionists win in Montgomery County Maryland
Fusion party gains three of five Montgomery County Board of Commissioners seats as unofficial returns show Frank H. Kram Paul M. Coughlan and Charles E. King elected. Democrats win two seats Richard H. Lansdale and Robert D. Hagner with Steadman Presentt elected to State Senate. New office cabinets arrive for Clerk of Court to improve filing of records in Montgomery County. Average wholesale value of manufactured goods falls to 1.259 from 4.97 in 1933, a 43.9 percent drop.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
E. Brooke Lee
Frank H. Kram
Paul M. Coughlan
Charles E. King
Richard H. Lansdale
Robert D. Hagner
Steadman
Senate
Weather summary from daily observations
The report outlines 24 hour weather details with precipitation figures, temperature highs and lows, and timing notes. It compares 1934 November precipitation to normal levels and provides sunrise and sunset times, along with forecast figures for the next day.
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Simres Tomorra
Frederick county hopes ride on 1946 appointive shifts
Frederick county readers weigh the 1946 appointive power shift as Republican gains loom in Annapolis. With Governor-elect Harry W. Nice set to take office, questions swirl over which notaries, magistrates, election supervisors and other local posts will change hands. The county hosts 163 commissions, 132 held by notaries. salaries vary for five paid magistrates while others earn by fees.
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Albert C. Ritchie
State Senate
Harry W. Niet
Maryland
Frederick County
Nice
Annapolis
Baltiroore
Cheeshainns
Mmunharson
County Board of Education
Board of Education
Bards of
Samacoriums
Beard
Othiers
Compa:numser
Alton Y. Be
Sherman B. Bowers
Guy K. Mot+ster
Frederick
Howard Marjvin Jones
Brunswick
Aditay
Frederice Magist
Eaen
Frederick Coe Wile Nant J Stamnes
Payrmant
Sapstens
John FP. Keller
Buck
Middletownsburg
Jann J. Huse
Vergiawn
Harry C. Dar
Dann W. John T
Esme
Jan Mation
Dustie
Remy
Bitthie
Doumergue Out as French Truce Meet Fails
Former French premier Doumergue exits as truce talks falter, signaling renewed tensions. Officials report no progress on ceasefire terms, with key disputes over borders and sovereignty delaying any accord.
French political shakeup as Doumergue ousted in turmoil
Jeune Helm forces Premier Doumergue from office as Etienne Flandin agreed to form a new French government at the request of President LeBrun. Laval refused the premiership, widening tensions amid fears of renewed riots and a shattered political truce. Edouard Heriot and six ministers had pushed the resignation, leaving veterans disillusioned.
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Jee Stremch
Gaston Doumergue
Doumergue
Etienne Flandin
LeBrun
Pierre Laval
Laval
United States
Edouard Heriot
Ford Frick Named Head of National League
Ford A Frick, head of the NL service bureau since spring, was elected president succeeding John A Heydler who becomes chairman of the league board. Harvey Traband elected secretary treasurer. Frick, not yet 40, is the youngest major league president, a former newspaperman with a New Jersey radio sports column.
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New York
Ford A Frick
National League
Service Bureau
John A. Heydler
League
Harvey Tra
For Life
Frick
New Jersey Reida
County Officials Appointed and Salaries Listed in 1937 Expo
The report names Low Fasan and Charles Brenner leading the 1937 expo project with officials such as Murdoch, Spencer, Jones, and Keefer appointed to county posts. Salaries range from $50 to $1,600 monthly for deputies and other appointed staff, with several positions tied to the State Board of Health and related bodies.
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Low F. Fasan
Charles F. Brenner
Demnesa
George T. Schroscer
Eady
Fiers
Allomes
Etainer
Sal Pe Murdoch
Spencer
James A. Jones
Menth
Pi B. Q. Thomas
Rinkin Tov
William E. Foreman
Wilsetpe
Thomas
Olivek
Keefer
D. Carrol
State Board of Health and Cother
Mes
Deputy Sheriff Foreman Shot On Duty In Unclear Incident
Report from Jam en McGraw family area authorities indicates Deputy Sheriff William Foreman was shot while on duty. Foreman was fatally wounded and McGraw, reportedly involved, killed himself. Unknown at time of report. investigations underway.
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Foreman
McGraw Thes
The New Deal In Washington Flop
A critical look at the 1934 fall campaign and the role of political press agents. The piece discusses Charlie Michelson and Warren Wheaton, their influence on Democratic and Republican messaging, and how, despite heavy campaigning, public attention remained limited. It notes Roosevelt’s advantage, parties' press acts, and the overall ineffectiveness of smear tactics. The article references Farley, Hurja, Shouse, and the era’s publicity battles amid evolving political strategies.
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Washington
Charlie Michelson
Michelson
Farley
Emil Hurja
Rove Wey Eac
Hoover
Roosevelt
Raskoh
Jouett Shouse
Warren Wheaton
Parley
Eacuph
Official Count of Vote Begins in Afternoon
An official count of votes begins in the afternoon with officials reporting no results yet. The process continues as tallies are reviewed and reported by election authorities.
Frederick County Delegation Tally Shapes State Legislature Outcome
County election boards began counting votes from Frederick Precinct 4 at 2 PM with results expected late. The incomplete tallies could shift the county’s 1935 delegation, affecting prospects for Democrat Charles S. Tabb and Republican Joseph Payne while confirming David J. Lewis for Congress and Charles W. Woodward for the Sixth circuit.
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Fred K
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick
David J. Lewis
Sixth District
Charles W. Woodward
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Charles S. Tabb
Ath
Hahn
Joseph A Payne
Republic
Traders Cash Profits and Market Turns Dull
New York on November 8 reports a dull market with profits slipping. Traders showed tentative activity after a brisk opening, with scattered interest in some issues. The dollar held near parity with the pound in foreign exchange as day money renewed at one percent and the pound opened at 5.01% in sterling markets.
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New York
Holidays and budgets at Frederick County Schools meeting
The Board of Education discussed holidays and bus routes for Frederick County schools and reviewed budget needs to restore teacher and janitor salary cuts. An Armistice Day half day was approved, Christmas vacation dates set, and Thanksgiving break confirmed. Bus routes extended with driver pay adjustments and minor route changes noted.
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Frederick County Public School
Board of Education
Wade Anda Ete
Antint
Ritchie
Frederick County Teacher Association
Frederic High
Beam
Thomas Muniford
Siuddicloan
Samuel McBride
Jefferann
Italian Nobel Prize Winner's Early Life and Career
Italian Nobel Prize winner was born in Sicily and moved to Rome at nineteen. He later spent time in Germany, taught in a Rome high school in 1923, and began his literary career soon after, shaping his early writing under changing surroundings.
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Agatha Hull
Lidge Jaay Pirandell
Sicily
Rome
Germany
Mansseay
Safer Bus
Ritchie Concedes Nige's Election in Telegram
Governor Albert C. Ritchie conceded defeat to Harry W. Nion in a telegram from Baltimore. He congratulated Nion and wished him success in his administration, stating he has no plans for the immediate future but no intention of leaving politics.
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Baltimore
Albert, C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nion
Maryland
Nice
Ritchie
Armistice Day Parade Plans Outlined in Frederick
Plans announced for two day Armistice Day celebration in Frederick include church services, wreath laying at the War Memorial, and a parade Monday at 2 15 pm under The American Legion. Prizes for best uniforms and floats, with a detailed line of march assigning police, bands, schools, fraternal groups, and fire units.
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Frederick Oat
War Mémorial
Bentzstrest
Monnday
Prancid Scott Key Post
No. 11
American Legion
Legion Post
Lester Smith
Ernest Lipps
Roger R. Rice
Wiliam M. Storm
Arthur Kreh
R. Bari Derr
North Market Street
Seventh Street
Market
Patrick
Bentz Street
Alton Y. Bennett
Marcket Street
Fountain
First Regiment
East Seventh Street
Frederick High School
St. John's School
Lincoln High School
West Sixth Street
Legion Drum Corps
Aimerican Legion and
Legion Auxiliary
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Ford Frick
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Jamen McGraw
Kilmitburg
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Justice Department
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