Death and Funeral Reflections on Frederick Noted Benefactor
Article memorializes Mr. Joseph D. Baker of Frederick County noting his civic works. It details his impact on Baker Park the Calvary Church Y M C A and Buckingham School for underprivileged boys and recalls a 1907 push for his Maryland governorship. It discusses his anti liquor Local Option stance and political caution.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Baker Park
Baker
Frederick
Buckingham School
Marylane
Maryland
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick County
Vereby
Baltimore City
Democratic Club of
Baltimore
First Citizen Of Frederick Stricken Suddenly
A public figure, Joseph D. Baker of Frederick, known as the first citizen, died Thursday afternoon. Portraits show his youth, his 24 year age, his 1916 family milestone, and his later years. A community tribute followed his eighty birthday, with speeches praising his tolerance, leadership in paving reform, and public service. Governors Warfield and Ritchie lauded his character and civic contributions.
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Joseph D.baker
Frederick
Mr. Baker
Jo Boston
East Church Street
Charlotte Baker
John T. King
Baltimore
Baker
Trinity Chapel
Francis Scott Key
Political claptrap tag battles over Baltimore primary voting
Baltimore Oct 6 Attorney General Herbert R O Conor called Gov Harry W Nice s claim political claptrap and said the governor bears responsibility for confusion in the recent Baltimore primary voting Nice argued officials followed O Conor s ruling and used application books to be signed by each voter contrary to election laws O Conor responded labeling Nice s charges as cheap politics and stepping out of line
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Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
Harry W Nice
O'Conor
Causni
Nice
O'Connors
Wach
O Conor
Agriculture Department Reorganization Ordered
Secretary Wallace ordered a drastic reorganization of the Agriculture Department to boost efficiency. The plan places planning and policy forming under the Bureau of Agricultural Economics led by H.R. Tolley, with other bureaus administering the formulated policies.
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Washington
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
H.R. Tolley
Inquiry Probes Dewey Rival Racket in Brooklyn Case
Kings County District Attorney William F Geoghan is the target of a Brooklyn inquiry led by NYC Commission of Investigation head William B Herlands. The probe has issued 1,407 subpoenas to banks and fiscal institutions seeking records back to 1933 on Geoghan, his 44 assistants, and all their family members.
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Promosing
Dewey
Eryme
Hietice
New York
Brooklyn
Kings County
William F Geoghan
New York City Commissioners of Investicxtion
William B Herlands
Geoghan
Good Luck in Style Paris Coat Designs Feature Clovers and Fur
Paris fashion notes describe an almond green wool coat with gray clover cutouts on the front and lapel. Lanvin provides ties while Molyneux shows black Persian lamb trim along the fronts of a prince's evening coat. A flamboyant, rumor of a pancake-like fashion detail appears in the text.
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Paris
Lanvin
Molyneux
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Cecil County
George William Smith
Judge Crothers
Albert C. Ritchie
Mothers and Teachers Club
Calvary Parish Hall
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Emory B. Shipley
Laura Winebrenner
Gilmore R. Flautt
Warfield
Warfeld
Eoane
Greenawalt
Black Suede OF
Chianti
Drape Opera
Earle
Earle’s Shoes
Neve
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Vicks
Priscilla
Kaiser
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