Democrats Spent in County Primary Campaign
A Frederick County primary race between supporters of Gov. Albert Ritchie and Dr. Charles H. Conley shows the Jefferson Club and allied Democratic groups spent about 3279 in county campaigns. Expenditures favored Ritchie by over 200, with Craver and McCardell leading local campaign treasuries. Contributions came from numerous local officials and business figures, including EL Austin Rathus and A LeHoy McCardell, among others, with detailed itemized gifts and expenses. A separate note mentions regular airmail service between Australia and England to open in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Frederick County
Albert Ritchie
Charles H. Conley
Organization
Alfred W. Craver
Jefferequan Club
A. LeHoy McCardell
State Tax Commisson
G Mantz Besant
W. Clinton McSherry
State
David ©. Winebdrenner
Aid
D. W. Dietrich
James HM. Cramer
Altonio Bennett
Sherman P. Bowers
Guy K. Motter
Alfred W. Gaver
Kingman Brewster
Spencer E. Stup
Edward J. Smith
Young Women's Democratic League
R. Bruce Murdoch
Mary V. Butcher
Hammond Clary
Isabelle E. Daniels
Mary L. Gaver
Marshall Schroeder
Dr. B. ©. Thomas
Helen G. Thomas
Thomas M. Linthicum
Eugene W. Pruitt
Robert L. Grove
John S. Renn
Roger Willard
C. C. Rehne
Jemison, Jr
C.D. Poll
E. C
Valentine
Harry J. Lebbers
Ira J. McCardy
William Rberry Eee
Tcrue Ob. Ute
Sabillasville
G. Raymond Shin
Local notices from Lewisdale and property deeds report
Lewisdale items note visits by residents including Mr and Mrs Rooy Watkins and others, social gatherings at homes, a Browning senior club oyster and chicken supper, and various community mentions. Property deeds detail sales including a south side Seventh street pike property and a city reservoir site, with purchases around 3000 dollars and 1000 dollars respectively, plus an airport project costing about 930000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisdale
Rooy Watkins
C. Wetking
Marion Anglesbee
Murry
Baltimore
Walter Cres Woneplisw
Ren Burdette
Deets
S Wo Beal
Dorsey Lewis
Ain
Albert Wil
Miss Allveven
W. Beall
Browning Senie Club
James Saves
Wilson Beall
Ma Jang Beal
Washington
Correst
Henry "Cross
Texas
Honey Little
Severn Louibs
Chesaletus
Annie E. Po
Jacol A. Kidwiler
Seventh Street Pike
Arneald A. DeLeuter
John H Sit+ford
Samiereee
Labor chiefs act to curb unemployment in wartime
In San Francisco Oct 1 labor leaders urged distribution of available jobs to all able and willing, as part of a broader plan to wipe out unemployment. The assembly, led by a stocky gray haired figure, praised the approach as a possible remedy during a tense conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Ciheers
San Francisco
America
Tod
Americ Sy
Ieader
Uren
Harmony marks committee meeting in Frederick County
The Harmony committee reconvened with Democratic leaders and Gov. Albert Teh allies to prevent a deadlock. William J. Grove of Lime Kiln was unanimously re elected chairman, a Conley supporter. The panel unanimously recommended Miss Mary Louise Girave for postmaster at Lineau. Members listed include G. and Bline, August T. Brust, all seen as Conley backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Lock
Albert Teh
Charles H. Conley
Frederick County
William J. Grove
David
Winebrenner
Ard
Secretar
Jeader
Ritchie
Grove
Conley
Cone Duter
F. Ross Myers
Fredérick
Mary Louise Girave
Lineau W. Ladestabeath Ulery
Bline
August T. Brust
Dr. Conley
Orga
A Book A Day By Bruce Catton
A fragmented description of Bruce Catton’s A Book A Day, referencing Roy Saunders and a voyage from Zanzibar to India. The passage hints at Atlantic and Pacific maritime tales, battles, and legends, mentioning long voyages, casualties, and a Lippincott publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Oxford
Roy Saunders
Zanzibar
Saunders
Ince
Pacific
Australia
India
Inders
Sulul
Bsa
Lippincott
Sunday Visitor Notes from Ladiesburg Area
Local social items list residents and guests visiting families around Ladiesburg and surrounding towns. Includes names such as Mr and Mrs George W Rodgers Mr and Mrs Ed Hardy and others, with Sunday and Tuesday visits to homes in McKinstry York Pa Camp Meade Baltimore Keymar Westminster and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Bridge
Spex
George W. Rodgers
Ed Hardy
Baiti-- More
Harry Lockinbill
Clarence Kline
McKinstry
Rufus Kline
Jesse Lind
York
Walter Lind
F. HL. Euely
Arthur Koons
Jimmie
Camp Meade
Joe Gaver
Catherine Binger
and Myre
William Birely
Keymar
Oscar Singer
Benjamin Frock
Baltimore
Charles Dizon
C. FP. Delphey
Also Mentioned on This Page
England
Une
Minerva
Kemp's
Third Fleet
Kemp
Hauptmann
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bronx
N.Y
Ovines Raye
Che
W. C. Duke
Richsond
Robert Mats
Walter Logentza
Mals
Kate P. Newton
Frederick
Rene S. Harp
Walter R. Newton
Theta Tee
Duthlerd
Mary EB
Sarah J
Charlotte J. Newton
Walter Newhaty
Tie
R. Newton
Wiso Eryskys Coedinegs
Harmony Marks
Kline
Fiery ‘Bed* Saunders
Rolda
Mathematics
Philosophy Political Science
Psychology
Hood College
Kemp's Coat Shop
Serand
Pady
Wien
Kemp's Corset
Ladiesburg
J. =. Daoody
Prank Shriver
Bo O'Conor
Addie Bennett
Caroll Cover
Cathert Stull
George W. Rogers
F. Birely
Gale Eline
Littlesughy Mary
Keefer Brandeburg
Gale
Westminster
Ape
Frank Graver
Fami
Harry E. Carty CO
Clarence C. Carty
East Patrick St
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Penna
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N, Market St
Frederick, MD
Cline
Ture
Chase
INGS
C. E. Cline & Son
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