Frederick Man Elected State Commander At Ocean City
Frederick Houck of Walkersville was elected Maryland American Legion state commander on the final ballot at Ocean City with 121 votes to 105 for Roy L. Pyle of Phoenix. Delegates also named officers including treasurer Fred Baugh, judge advocate Ells Levin, and chaplain Rev. Raymond Cooke, with John F. McNalty retiring as commander and slated as a candidate for national commander.
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Maryland American Legion
Charles 3 Bouck
Walkersville
Queen City
Houck
Western Gore
Roy L. Pyle
Phoenix
Homme
Pyle
David C. Winebrenker
Ord
Baires
Baileius Fair
Joan Markey
Louis
Fred Baugh
Baltimore
Ells Levin
Rayemond Cooke
Stuart Reeder
Leonardtoon
John F. McNalty
Bruce Baer
North Central District
Joseph Gonder
Wester Maryland
Jonathan Wheatey
Eastern Shore
Clarence Cok
Brooks Fetty
Maryland
Linwood Rodger
Arthur T. Kreh
Legion Convention
Claude
Elerts
Frank P. Purlsy
Chevy Chase
Runwulleyy
Meek
Mar
Eetilie More
Cart Fok
Westminsit
Oraige Thitting
Pocnmake City
John Filgin
Magerstuwd
la Weaicts
Cumberland
United States
Bovivey Rusa
Grover Cleveland Beredal
Cheltenham Reformatory
Pikesville &S & Memorial
Maryjwena Velerais
Three Autos Damaged And Horse Killed In Wreck
The three autos were damaged and a horse killed in a triple collision near New Midway Woods, about 3 o clock Saturday. Abrecht of Taneytown drove toward Woodsboro when his car crashed into a horse, then struck another car and pushed it into a third. Lead horse rider Victor McClain escaped injury. An investigation was conducted by State Police Corp. Dillinger.
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Midway
Woods
Hartow
Aid & Young Ber
Abrecht
Taneyioeh
Woodsboro
Jenee J. Renner
Victor McClain
Mr. McClain
Corp. Dillinger
Mary Bowman
Foxville
Deerfield
Poxville
Deerfeld
Bris
Phil LaFollette Akw Wisconsin Leader Built On Family Name
The youthful Phil LaFollette strides through Wisconsin's marble capital and speaks fluent German and French. Once a law lecturer and World War infantry officer, he is a rising figure in the Progressive movement and rides Wisconsin backroads to stump for his ideas. His father is Robert M. La Follette Sr., and the governor’s term expires in December 1997. A political profile blends early life antics with a future leadership arc.
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Philip Fox LaFollette
Winconsin
Robert M. LaPol- Jetta
State University
World War Infantry
Alnging Aomedes
Wisconsin
Phil
Ameteur County
Robert, Jr
Rest Cure or Breathing Spell Debate Hits Roosevelt Policy
The Republican national committee argues business and finance seek a full rest cure, not a breathing spell, in response to Roosevelt. The committee cites the Howard Roosevelt exchange as spreading fear and says socialistic experiments shape the New Deal. It notes Senate leaders plan to push a new NIRA when Congress reconvenes next January.
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Washington
Dept
Republizan National Committee
Roosevelt
Roy W. Howard
Cal
Whch
Alwady
Senate
Maryland Officials Rule On Midnight Beer Sales In Frederick County
Frederick County liquor license officials and Maryland Attorney General advisors issue rulings on beer sales after midnight and the use of ginger ale in highballs. They state regulations allow revoking licenses for liquor law violations but not for gambling related offenses.
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Frederick County
Beau Hecene
Ed. Niyers
Herbert KR. O'Conor
Maryland
Willem L. Menderson
Heid
Myers
O'Conor
Henderson
Myora
Frederick
Tax collections rise in 1935 total revenue
Washington reports a 23 percent increase in internal revenue for 1935, with total receipts of 3,299,435,572 dollars. Commissioner Helvering credits improved business conditions and changes in the tax system for the rise as secretary Morgenthau reviews the figures.
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Washington
Braddock Roller Club Forms At First Meeting
The Braddock Roller Club held its first meeting Friday evening with nineteen members. Officers elected include President W. Rosenberry Jr, Vice President Howard Smit, Secretary Treasurer Gerald R. Cline, Doorkeeper Thelma Sheets. A business committee of Poole, Rippton, May, and Austin Wolfe was appointed. more skaters are expected to join. Beware of the man who does not have a good word for your town.
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Roller Club
Braddock Roller Club
W. Rosenberry, Jr
Howard
Smit
Gerald R. Cline
Thelma Sheets
William Poole
Woodrow Rippton
Paul May
Austin Wolfe
Fall Of Cards Solve Bridge Championship Tactics
Analysis of the National Women's Pair win at Asbury Park by Myra Ulbrich and Mrs. Bertine Teichman. West opens diamonds, declarer defeats with a ruff and discards. the play centers on diamond pressure, heart shift, and late club establishment.
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WMBE
Mibenny
Amarixam Bridge
Langue Mere
Myra
Mabel Ulbrich
Bertine Telchman
New Jersey
Asbury Park
King of Diamonds
Aix of Diamonds
Lee
Aight
Fostesses West
Howere
Anwi Lee
Declarer
de Clarer
East
Teichiman
Lone & Heart
Rededication Services At Em Dullaburg Church
Large congregation attends rededication of Em dullaburg Methodist Episcopal church after summer closure for redecoration and repairs. Rev Dr Frank Steelman delivers sermon. Sampson P Fraley sings. Rev William E Melson in charge. Committee members listed.
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Emdullaburg Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Steelman
Hagartown
Gurct
Carson P. Fraley
Wasnirgwa
William E. Melson
Thomas Preley
Misa Edith = Nudemaker
Beall Gikon
C. Coombe
Francis Matthews
Armenius Ohler
Reorganization Plan at College Park Maryland Arts and Sciences
Act ing President H C Byrd announced a complete reorganization of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Maryland. Six new departments were formed and the faculty expanded as courses were consolidated into three divisions. Freshmen and sophomores will form a general college division with assigned advisors, while juniors and seniors join humanities social sciences and biological and physical residencies divisions. Meanwhile a separate note mentions AFL survey on earnings and a medical report about a patient with two appendixes removed.
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College Park
College of Arts and Sciences
University For Maryland
H.C. Byrd
Byrd
Arta and Sciences
Raymond A. Pearson
Arte and Sciences College
General College
Social Sciences
Bielogical
Business Outlook Sees Best Fall Season Since 1950
Washington reports that the A. F. O. L. survey foresees a strong fall season, predicting the best business period since 1950. economists cite improving consumer demand and inventory restocking as key factors in the optimistic outlook.
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Washington
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