Ballot Form Adopted for County Election
Final approval stamped for Preferich county ballot seeking presidential electors and congressional candidates. Republican and Democratic rows list presidential choices, electors, and district representatives with three amendments on the right. Communist slate appears, plus Socialist and other party lines.
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Wales
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Wasa
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Ot Rouse
Potter Patves
Art Repay T. Aye
Gessman Cmd Flamal Dierich
Howe
Jean Pullout
Tan Republcan
Oprah Vier
United States
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Lata
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Wiliam
Baltimor
Secord
Tries
Jon
Paltimore
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Coun
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Othe United States
Thomas and Nelson Socialis
Vnte
Mitchell
Baltimore
Whmam AL Tose
Ba Alolitre
Mary Jane
Miller
Montgomery
Otiney
Furst
Eyman
Harford
Berar
Aiken and
Telchert
Por Emors
Sure For Eat
Dita G.benon
Robert Kadish
Ada Smitty Lang
Morris Levitt
Jo Merwits
David W. Sehmawonter
Aloof Baltimore
Robert WW. Stevens
Anne Arundel Counts
George Williamson
Daluimare
Couma
Hoarevels
Garner
Diomocrat
Mur
Elent
Wilting
Preston Lane
Washington County
John TA. Wheltie
Altimore
Harry Art Cantach
Cecil County
Tirst
Joseph Oo
Mealy
Halimore
Bees
Aiscict
James Cadden
Ballimore
Wilmer S. Carter
John ‘T. Tormotan
J. Grove
Prederick County
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Democratic Party
Dent
United
Sto Broader
Ford
Needham Horton
Isa
Dore Greer
Mexainder Moone
Owas Rabovsky
Alexander Sylvester
Eddore Samurison
Harry Trank
Water Patrikatko
Wailin Faty
Rolumn
Omer
Reepublian
Charles 8. Louek
Ambiguous OCR Note on Ballot Registration and Voting Dates
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Hospitals Aid Free Patients Report Reveals State Aid Gaps
A historical report shows hospitals caring for free patients with state funds totaling 85 500 while total free patient days reach 4 924 at Montgomery County hospital and 208 mimant fared at Washingtonview County hospital. The board approved a policy boosting hospital free care despite limited appropriations affecting operations and patient days across counties.
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Mrs Simpson May Visit To Colony In Divorce Pause
Fragmented report from Tyenich England notes Mrs Simpson planning a possible visit to a colony area after divorce. Murky details mention public attention and a royal connection, with unclear references to Wallis Simpson and King Pu.
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Madrid under rebel air attack hampered by shells
Rebel planes bomb Madrid driving civilians from streets and homes as government fighters try to halt the advance. Militia and workers push back at ten miles from the capital though artillery lags and panic spreads through the city.
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Venetary Developments Signal Change in Agriculture
World commodity trends and European trade shifts are shaping farm prices. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes tentative stabilization and reduced European quotas, with wheat prices remaining strong in the United States while feed grains ease. Dairy prices may rise through winter as butter and cheese slide slightly, and the potato outlook improves but remains below record levels with higher late-season prices expected.
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Culverts Blamed as Aid to 10 Floods
Flood damage and failed water supply are blamed on culverts, with estimates of $156,000 in losses. Officials report washed-out tracks, blocked roads, and riverside damage across Williamsport and surrounding areas as dams and reforestation measures are discussed to control future floods. Notable figures include Harvey Hreser and H.W. Routenberg, citing extensive water damage and railroad disruption.
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Male
Harvey Hreser
H.W. Routenberg
Thanel
Fae Railroad
Tydings and Lewis Speak In Kensington Rally
Tydings and Rep. David J. Lewis of Cumberland praised the Hoover era policies and urged reelection of the president and a Democratic Congress at a county rally in Kensington. Lewis argued government under Roosevelt was “American in spirit” and cited measures that revived business, aided farmers and financial institutions, and helped workers amid unemployment and low business mood. The event boosted campaign momentum for the Roosevelt administration. Doris May Denard Adopted by Boxall Family in County Court Order. Alton Y Bennett helped represent the Boxalls in seeking the adoption. A $228,970 National Youth Administration appropriation was approved for Mississippi programs.
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Campaign Statements Of Expense Are Filed
Washington October 239 The Republic reports campaign statements of expense for the period ending September 1 to October 31. Total expenditures reached 1,161,017 with details showing contractor payments and contributions. Wallan Handolph Hearst is noted as payer of 00 000 though many communities had not yet reported expenditures for the two months. Overall contributions during the period were 752,090 with additional items pending.
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Makinetou
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Wallan Handolph Hearst
Roosevelt Addresses Good Neighbor League Speech
President Roosevelt spoke Friday night at the Good Neighbor League meeting, defending the administration’s policy and urging unity to sustain the new deal. He challenged critics while praising bipartisan support and the aim to keep peace, prosperity, and orderly progression in domestic plans.
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