Baltimore Campaign Battles Highlight Gubernatorial Race
Baltimore on September 3 and 8 featured sharp clashes between Mayor Howard W Jackson and Attorney General Herbert R O Conor as they sparred over fiscal policy and insurance regulation ahead of the Democratic primary. Jackson challenged O Conor to specify budget cuts while noting past spending. O Conor accused Jackson of ineffective government and warned of borrowing and burdens on Maryland residents.
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Herber R O'Conor
Howerd
Morcar
Jackson
O Conor
O'Conor
Baltimore City
Baltimore
C:ts
Ooe
Howard W. Jackson
Herbert &. O'Conor
Maryland
William Preston Latie
Taw
Bloody Baron of Siberia in Pozner Biography
Bruce Catton reviews Visdimir Pozner's biography Bloody Baron about Baron Urgera-Sternberg who led White forces in Siberia after the Russian Civil War. The depiction portrays him as self styled conqueror and killer whose command collapsed and who was executed by Reds, leaving a brutal mark on history.
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Charles Kingsley
Matory
Russia
Baron Urgera- Sternberg
Siberia
Kolenak
Ivasion
Visdimur Pozner
Random House
Mr. Pozner
Asia
Quotations On Caesar America and More
A collage of famous quotes contrasts views on duty pay and politics. Joseph P Kennedy notes limits of allegiance while Vandenberg dismisses a boarding-house metaphor. Egerton K Hayden jokes on repeated penitentiaries and Hitler urges mutual restraint.
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Caesar
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
America
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Maryland farmer plight shapes gubernatorial bid tone
State Senator Lansdale G. Lasseer, a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, urged serious attention to Maryland farmers during a Cecil county tour. He called farms vital for health recreation and employment, pledging support via extension services, a long range consumers program, eradication of pests, Bang's disease, and a robust farm to market road system.
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Maryland
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Cecil County
Senate
Baltimore
Mr. Lasseer
Bang
Lions Back Commerce to Sell Frederick Says Club Members
Four Lions told what the Lions club could do to promote Frederick at a weekly meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. They urged full backing of the Chamber of Commerce, more merchant participation, and cooperation to lure small industries and improve employment. The remarks stressed Frederick’s assets, scenery, location, and history to attract trade.
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Lions
Lions Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Chamber of Commerce
Louis Keyser
Byron A. Winebrewer
Maryland
Thomas Summers
Roger B. Wolffe
F. D. Spofford
Hagerstown Lions Club
Ralph E Hartman
Haller Resigns Committee Post From Frederica District
G O P leader Saya says Haller has no ambition to be party boss. Haller resigned from the county committee of the Frederica district, accepted at a Pinus meeting near Thursday. A new two year precinct committee was named including Vernon Sais Joseph Goucher Clarence Carty Paul B Rhoads H Noel Haller and others. The committee will elect a chairman secretary and treasurer and several precinct meetings are planned this week.
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W. Harry Hales
Republ
Cen
Tee
Preece & Frederica
Pinus
Rhoads
Haldane
Frederica Causis
Vernon TF Sais
Joseph Gouker
Clarence C. Carty
Paul B Rhoads
H. Noel Haller
Elmer E. Dixon
Austin James
Edward James
F. Lester Smith
KR. S. Tynen
Louise 5S Rhoads
F. Ross Myers
Harry Zimmerman
John N. Grove
Wiliam Summers
William Carroll
Frederick Postoffice backs safety drive for mail trucks
The Frederick postoffice joins a national safety campaign for courteous driving by mail truck crews. Postmaster Guy K Mottee says a letter from Smith W. Purdum and a safety pamphlet were issued to train about 18 000 drivers operating 10 000 trucks nationwide. Frederick operates two trucks with four drivers. Each driver will observe city ordinances and Maryland road rules, pledging careful, courteous, accident free driving. The pamphlet covers basic safety rules for mail vehicle operation.
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Frederick
Motter
Maryland
Relationship of temperatures guidelines and home comfort
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses housing health link with heating and insulation. Proper wall and window insulation keeps wall surfaces near room temp, enabling comfort at 69 to 73 degrees F even in cold weather. Poor construction causes heat loss, drafts, and cold floors, while humidity variations are minor. Artificial humidification only needed in rare cases, yet new homes can easily integrate it with heating. A separate note mentions a lily bred via X-ray exposure now patented.
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de CC Yagton
School of Public Health
Harvard University
Yagiou
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