Maryland Governor Defends Finances and Attacks OConor
Governor Harry W Nice defended Maryland finances at a Frederick County rally claiming a hidden state deficit of over three million dollars before his term and pledged to push license tax reductions. He challenged Democrat Hershel R. O Conor to spell out specific budget cuts including school and welfare appropriations and criticized O Conor for vague promises and silence on the New Deal and capital labor positions. He touted road improvements and criticized county road control while highlighting party spending and the national debt’s impact on Maryland.
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Harry W. Nice
Frederick County
State
Maryland
Serted
R. O'Conor
Baltimore Sun
Nice
O'Conor
Herbert Romulus O'Conor
Jackson
O Conor
Major Jackson
Democratic Party
Health Department
Welfare Department
Europe
O’conor
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Deal
Jn United States
Tidings
James A. Farley
Senate
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Hope For Bay Bridge Project Is Revived
Baltimore October 17 new hope for a Chesapeake Bay bridge grew as the State Roads Commission announced its bridge revenue bonds would be offered for sale within ten days to finance 55 percent of the project cost. PWA grants would cover the remaining 45 percent. College Park Md final University of Maryland enrollment set a record at 4050 with 2850 in College Park and 1200 in Baltimore. men outnumbered women by three to one.
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Baltimore
Chesapreake Bay
State Roads Commission
Commission
J. Glenn Beall
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Sandy Point
Maryland
Potomac
Susquehanna
PWA
College Park
Mad
University of Maryland
Alma Reinkert
Political speakers rally for Maryland congressional race
A campaign gathering in Frostburg featured A Charles Stewart and others criticizing opponents and national policy. Stewart condemned federal control and taxes while endorsing limited government, with Byron accused of opposing Social Security in practice. Governor Nice spoke, a bouquet was given for an aged home, and local Republicans mingled with candidates before a charity concert.
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A. Charles Stewart
Frostburg
Congress
William D. Byron
Byron
Maryland
Wilson Townsend
Kensington
William Jack
Port Deposit
E. Ray Jones
Oakland
Court of Appeals
Walter E. Sinn
Republican County Central Committee
Nice
Francis Scott Key
First Regiment
Board to rule on Estee Zentz House seat nomination
Frederick county Election Supervisors may decide tonight on the disputed Republican nomination of Estee B Zentz for the House of Delegates. The meeting at the courthouse follows central committee action and state attorney guidance on vacancy filing deadlines and court actions to place Zentz on the ballot.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
Estee B. Zentz
Thurmont
House of Delegates
Zeniz
Republican State Central Committee
Central Committee
William B. Catshall
Clarence M. Phreeger
E. Ray Jones
Republican Central Committee
Edward S. Delaplame
State Central Committee
Zentz
Secretary of State
Annapolis
Fate Of Marylander In Spain Is Unknown
Feenon Selby a former West Point cadet who fought for the Loyalists in Spain is missing in action at Gandesa last April 1. His mother Mrs Waller Selby says all efforts to locate him have failed and he may be a prisoner or in a hospital. She plans to travel to New York to seek help from former comrades as repatriation of battalion members continues.
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Rock Hal Med
Acti
Feenon Selby
West Point
George Washington-Abraham Lincoln Battalion
Selby
New York
Fatal burns claim 14 year old Dora Droneburg at home
Dora Adneline Droneburg fourteen dies after a kerosene accident at 190 East Sixth Street. She poured kerosene into a lit stove, causing an explosion and fire that damaged the Droneburg kitchen and house. She died at Frederick City Hospital after deteriorating from severe burns. Survived by parents Rob ert P Droneburg and Martha Main Droneburg and several siblings. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at 10 am at 54 East Patrick Street funeral home with burial at New Market Cemetery.
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East Sixth Street
Dora Adneline Droneburg
Hobert
Droneburg
Frederick City Hospital
Earl
John Croneburg
Evelyn Haines
Haines
Charlotte L. Mercer
Henry
John G
R. Eark Russell F
Andrew Jackson
Donald Lee Croneburg
East Patrick Street
New Market
Harry E. Carty Company
Confessed German Spy Tells Story In Court
In New York on October 17 Guenther Gustav Rumrich 32 a confessed German spy and U S Army deserter began his court testimony describing how taunts from fellow soldiers pushed him into espionage. Prosecutor Lamar Hardy accused high German War Ministry officials of directing plots including forged Roosevelt signatures and thefts of defense secrets over three years. Rumrich has pleaded guilty alongside co defendants Johanna Hermann Otto Hermann Voss and Erich Glaser, all named in the case.
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New York
Guenther Gustav Rumrich
Walter Nicolai
Rumrich
U. S
Lamar Hardy
War Ministry
Roosevelt
White House
Europa
Otto Hermann Voss
Long Island Aircraft Factory
Erich Glaser
U. S. Anny
Haith-hiked to preach at Adrian College
Adrian college sophomore Bob Treat hitch-hiked to Fort Wayne Indiana a distance of 100 miles to preach a Sunday sermon. He mounted a bicycle at 230 pm and arrived back in Adrian at 11 pm.
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Adrian
Bob Treat
Adrian College
Fort Warne
Ind
Answers to Cranium Crackers in Quito
The page notes a question and the electricians being gloomy in Quito. It mentions they arrived at wattage by multiplying volts by amperes, reflecting a basic electrical calculation.
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Quito
Supreme Court declines review of Waesche case
The Supreme Court declined to review the suit of George E. Waesche trustee in the Waesche estate against Thurmont Bank for 17120.99, denying a writ of error per curiam. The Maryland bank dispute centered on a savings deposit claimed as a trust and challenged under state law and the 14th Amendment.
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Supreme Court
George E. Waesche
Leonard R. Waesche
Thurmont
Thurmont Bank
Waesche
Maryland
L. R. Waesehe
William Edgar Byrd
Carroll T. Bond
Maryland Court of Appeals
Conaid
Louisiana Publisher Buried In Charles Town
Burial services will be held for Paul Jones Thomson, 54, vice president of the Item Co. publishers of the New Orleans Dem and Morning Tribune. A Jefferson County native, son of Dr. Pembroke Thomson, a Confederate veteran. Services tomorrow at 11:30 am in Charles Town. he died suddenly Saturday. Burial at Edge Hill Cemetery.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Paul Jones Thomson
The
Item Co
New Orleans
iTribune
Thomson
Jefferson County
Pembroke Thomson
Edge Hill
Cemepee
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AGT
Estee Zentz
Spain
London
Burns
John C. Knox
New York Federal Court
Colson
Mount’s
Park Ate
Rontics
Delphey
C.E. Cline & Son
Louisiana
Lane Cedar Chests
Christmas Club Now
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