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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1934

Page

8

Rayburn Backed by White House in Speakership Fight

Washington reports say the Roosevelt administration leans toward Sam Rayburn of Texas for Speaker, with Burns and McCormack as floor leader nominees. The push aims to keep the 74th Congress in steady hands, while Rayburn’s seniority and past influence on committees bolster his bid amid New Deal factional struggles. Glassford remains a champion for transients as brigadier general Pelham D Glassford continues to advocate for the homeless and unemployed despite evolving relief efforts.

Rodney Duicher Washington White House Democratic House Sam Rayburn Texas Joe Byrte Leniese Farley Rayburn Julie Burns Oone Higherope Funa Sprake McCormack Massachusetts Rainey- Wier Frankine Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Roosevelt

Transient Camps Critic Lobbies For Relief And Labor Wars Rise

Fragmented excerpts describe Glansford’s lobbying for transient camp appropriations and his covert inspections of camp operations where workers are said to be transported to fields and canneries for 45 cents a day. The text notes objections to official subsidies and wage levels, plus a looming liberal revolt within the AAA as Tugwell returns from Europe. It mentions code battles involving Proctor & Gamble, Wesson, Swit, and Davia, and includes miscellaneous quotes on marriage, stocks, and Edison's profits.

Glansford Tianentle Glassford Arizona Chester Davis AAA Proctor& Gamble, Wesson, and Swit & Co Davia MRA NEA Service, Inc

Foxville and Thurmont Visitors Share Sunday

Foxville Fowille and Mrs Manuel Wollard with family visited Mrs Wollard s parents Mr and Mrs Roy Lewis on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Earl Brown and son Stanley called on sister Mrs Charles Lantz in Subillasville. Roy Lewis and grandson Harry spent Sunday evening with Mrs Mary Lewis. Miss Helen Wolfe, working at Sabillasville, visited Mr and Mrs Paul Wolfe. Mr William Y Sherwood of

Paul Wolfe William Y. Sherwood

Social notes from Baltimore and surrounding towns

Baltimore social column records visits among the Brown Biters Shull and Willard families with travel from Sabidlasville and Walfeville. It notes Edward Lewis of Garfield visiting a local resident. A Sunnyvale Naval base in California tests neon tube message devices to control a dirigible Macon, with 2500 feet daytime visibility.

U.S Naval Sunnyvale Calif Macon

Child custody ruling places Gloria Van derbilt with mother

New York Supreme Court Justice Juan F. Carew ordered Gloria Van derbilt to live with her mother Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt on Saturdays and Sundays, with delivery to her father’s sister Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney at sundown Sundays. The child will spend Christmas with her mother and July and August with Mrs Vanderbilt, until school term begins at Roslyn, L. I., unless otherwise directed.

New York Gloria Vanderbi Heireas Harry Payne Whitney Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt Supreme Court Juan F. Carew VanderbJt Roslyn, L. 1

Talk on bread making captivates audience with slides

Gi Rees Divin presented an illustrated talk on bread making history from prehistoric times to today. Interesting slides shown detailed evolving techniques and varieties, sparking discussion among attendees.

Queen Esther Class Meeting at Lewistown M P Church

The Queen Esther Class of the Lewistown M P church held a meeting on November 13 with ten members and one visitor present. Mrs Dorothy Stull presided, and the program included singing Bless Be the Tie that Binds scripture reading and Lord's Prayer. Refreshments were served by Mrs Raymond Stull and Mrs Earle Bowers. the next meeting will be at Mrs Theodore Moore's home.

Queen Esther Lewistown M. P Ks Lemetcing Raymond Stull Dorothy Stull George Green Earle Bowers Theodore Moore

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