Lane Tydings Rally Highlights State Campaign
Governor Lane and Senator Tydings led a Frederick County rally with more than 1,500 attendees at the State Armory. They urged support for Democratic candidates, touted sales tax benefits for schools and hospitals, and praised postwar peace efforts while condemning Pollack’s calls.
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William Preston Lane, Jr
U. S
Millard E. Tydings
State Armory
Lane
Anastoria
Tydings
Maryland
Jack Pollack
Baltimore
Pollack
Reuben Caplan
Democratic State Central Committee
Robert Bouse
Register of Wills
Caplan
Political caravan halts at Brunswick in 1930s campaign
A campaign caravan visited Rosebud Perfume, Woodsboro school, and several plants including Robert Terry Garment and Glade Valley mills. In Brunswick 350 attendees heard Governor Lane, Attorney General Hammond, General Hartle, and Senator Tydings in a formal rally at the new Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company hall. The program featured remarks on state progress, impacts of the sales tax, and calls to address schooling and roads amid era political tensions.
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Harry C Dorens
A. Lamar Barneck
Rosebud Perfume Company
Woodsboro
Walkersville
New Fire Hall
Robert Terry Garment Company
Glade Valley Mills
Kent Nicodemus
Philip H. Beard
Bruunswick
Deck
William M. Storm
Hartle
Tydings
Campaign tour highlights unity and UN hopes in Maryland
Senator Tydings praised Governor Lane's program and courage facing problems while urging support for party leadership to avert war. An audience event in Brunswick featured a turkey dinner by the Firemen's Ladies Auxiliary, followed by a county candidates introduction then a mass meeting in Frederick Armory as state candidates plan broader tours through multiple counties.
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Tydings
Brushwick
Maryland
United Nations
Brunswick
Frederick
Armory
Monnday
Rally in Liberty Meets for Republican Candidates
Local Republican candidates caravan heads to Liberty on Thursday night with two public meetings at eight o clock in the old school building and nine o clock at the colored church. John A. Derr says a speaker will attend and all county candidates will be introduced at both events with refreshments to follow. Also corrects October 21 report: the arrestee is D D Wilson of Mt Airy, not D D Wilcom.
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John A. Derr
Republican County
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