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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1938
Page
9
In a tense coastal saga, Lamsden escapes a drowning attack by Verner’s crew and confronts Venner and Baron Stahl. Verner’s schemes unravel as Miss Henrietta Adams and the Cap d Antibes setting frame a perilous confrontation, with Stahl protesting a planned killing amid masked loyalties and a looming Cannes confrontation.
Washington political gossip notes how Idaho's Senator Pope clashed with Senator Borah as Borah opponents in Idaho rallied to endorse Pope's challenger. D Worth Clark, a conservative Democrat, defeated Pope by 4,009 votes and framed Pope as an internationalist loyal to Borah's philosophy.
Baltimore Sept 6 two federal officials in Maryland denied reports presented to the Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee by Senator Millard E Tydings about his renomination bid against Rep David J Lewis The Internal Revenue Collector Hampton Magruder stated the report was false and said he has not instructed staff how to vote Postmistress Maude Toulson of Salisbury denied riding with Lewis and said she has been investigated by the Senate committee and has no personal stake in the race She cited allegiance to President Roosevelt and dismissed irregular actions
The article notes Senator Pope's stance on the Townsend Plan amid 1936 campaigns. It highlights Borah's view on Townsend, Pope's distinct position within the New Deal faction, and the desire among some Democrats for Pope to run as an independent. It also discusses Mrs. Caraway’s historic Arkansas Senate tenure, her reelection, and the sex‑based campaign issues raised by opponent John L. McClellan.
Since 1931 Soviet Russia has pursued Arctic conquest with airplanes and dirigibles. Dr Otto Schmidt leads polar weather studies on a floating ice shelf, while the USSR V6 dirigible crashes near Murmansk killing thirteen. Russian efforts aim for regular flights to North America, as a 1931 Arctic stamp depicts exploration.
A C E Butterfield reports plans for T A series with Paul Dorsey en route to Japan via a military escort. Broadcasts will travel by short wave to the Pacific after arrival, with limited schedule details to follow. Independent Democrats back Dorsey for public service.
In a period piece summary, Arkansas women drum up support for Senator Caraway while opposing the anti lynching measure. Berry of Tennessee wins a political booby prize as he lobbied for TVA spending but failed to secure renomination amid New Deal tensions. Crump ties mellowed with the administration as pro New Deal influence remains.
Practical tips for cooking over a campfire include broiling steaks cut 14 inches thick in pieces, broiling 20 to 30 minutes, and using a camp toaster. Deviled ham adds tang to creamed eggs, with a quarter cup of ham per two cups of creamed mix. The ham blends with creamed peas, asparagus, beans, or cabbage. Small hot rice croquettes with hot tomato sauce offer a satisfying lunch or supper option, and the combination works for Sunday prunch.
The Montgomery County Independent Democrats urge the election of William F. Prettyman for the high office of Judge. They praise his 31 years of legal practice, public service, and judicial temperament, contrasting him with Senator Prescott and voicing concerns about partisan politics and the Lee Prescott Organization. The statement, issued by D. A. DeLashmutt, chairman, notes Prettyman's leadership in the county bar and community service.
Roy L. Leatherman, born near Myersville January 16, 1856, educated in Myersville schools, ran a farm, and later owned a business with Leatherman & Staley in Frederick City. He aims to master duties and earn the salary as elected Register of Wills.
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