Constitution Tag radio program to air on Saturday night
The Republican program, 45 minutes, will be carried by WABC CBS with five speakers from across the country including John D. A. Hamilton, Bruce Barton, Robert A. Taft, Arthur Capper, and Charles L. McNary.
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Wabc-Cbs
John D. A. Hamilton
National Committee
Bruce Barton
Robert A. Taft
Cincinmati
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Charles L
Navy
Oregon
Concerts and devotionals listed in weekly schedule
London and Caracas concert programs feature In Windsor Forest and Man from Outside. Morning devotionals for the week starting September 12 list radio WFMD leaders and daily clergymen from Middletown Frederick Thurmont Urbana Mt Airy Damascus across Monday to Saturday with various denominations.
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Windsor Forest
YVSRC
Caracas
GSI
WFMD
Donald F. Brake
Lutheran Church
Middletown
William T. Jackson
Church of God
Frederick
E. D. Bright
Thurmont
J. W. Briscoe
Methodist Church
Urbana
L Fearnow
Mt. Airy
Raymond Hunter Brown
Damascus
Man Guilty In Traffic Light Violation Case
Hubert Fletcher Near Shookstown convicted at Police Headquarters before Magistrate Emmett R Bowlus for passing a traffic signal and operating a motor vehicle without a license. He received a suspended sentence with $1 costs after admitting both charges. Fletcher said his 1937 license existed but he lacked funds to renew.
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Emmett R. Bowlus
Hubert Fletcher
Shookstown
Allen S. Bartgis
Urbana Woman's Club Holds First Fall Meeting
The Urbana Women's club met at Mrs. John Kidd’s home with 13 members. President Mrs. Lew Roesky presided. Reports covered flower show planning for Buckeystown and a garden party at Mrs. Harry Davis. Prizes went to Mrs. William Oden and Mrs. John Kidd. The next meeting is set for September 22 at Mrs. A. B. Smith’s home.
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Urbana Women's Club
John Kidd
Lew Roesky
Juanita Dudderar
Wilson Runkles
Buckeystown
Florence Surman
Braddock
John Stup
Harry Davis
Wilson Hunkles
Farr
Edward Windsor
Booth
William Oden
A. B. Smith
Governorship Fight Near Closing Stage in Maryland
Maryland's four Democratic candidates for governor campaigned in distant regions on the final day. Mayor Howard W. Jackson spoke at several rallies in Baltimore and joined a torchlight parade and rally in Westminster, Carroll County, as part of the closing push.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Howard W. Jackson
Westminster
Carroll County
Maryland Campaigns Move Across State Fronts
Candidates on a state ticket toured Maryland areas with Jackson concentrating in Baltimore. Attorney General Herbert B. OConor spoke at rallies in Frederick and planned visits to Carroll County and Baltimore. Senate President Sasseer addressed Annapolis Democrats in Southern Maryland, with a statewide broadcast planned from Baltimore. State Comptroller Gordy continued tours on the upper Eastern Shore with a statewide broadcast tentatively set for Saturday.
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Jackson
Baltimore
Herbert B. O’conor
William S. Gordy, Jr
Grange Visitors From Frederick and Carroll Hold Wakefield Meeting
Representatives of eight subordinate Grange groups led by Frederick County Pomona visit Carroll County Pomona at Wakefield. Edward F. Holter hosts, with Miss Elizabeth Geisbert directing, in a return visit replacing the quarterly meeting. John J. John presided in the morning session.
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Pomona
Grange
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Carroll County
Wakefield
Elizabeth Geisbert
Woodsboro
John J. John
Union Bridge
Thrice a Stranger by Vera Brittain review
A two fold biography tracing Vera Brittain development from 1925 to 1937 through three visits. The piece links Brittain’s own growth with the American spirit as seen by the author of Testament of Youth. Sections align with each visit, via Macmillan publication context.
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Vera Brittains
Miss Brittain
Macmillan
Address at Grange Noon Program Highlighted by Austin
A noon serving by the home grange was followed by an afternoon program featuring a speech by Austin, outlining local initiatives and community goals. The event drew attendees from nearby groups and emphasized civic engagement and cooperative efforts.
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Austin
Gordy Favored to Win Maryland Governor Nomination
Verdinaed C. Latrobe Treasurer publishes urging faith in the electorate and support for Gordy. The notice asserts Gordy will win the nomination and election as Maryland's next governor.
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Lordy
Gordy
Maryland
Verdinaed
Lewistown Grange concert and community chicken dinner
P Renn near Adamstown linked to Pomona master status. Lewistown Grange orchestra led by Dr. W AR Beil to perform with several local granges contributing numbers. A chicken dinner was held Sunday September 4 at the Dougherty home near Woodsboro with many relatives and neighbors attending, including Doughertys, Bogle, Bartgis, Sell, Keeney, Smith, Fogle, and others from Woodsboro and Marietta. Fresh vegetables retain vitamins and sugar when kept cold.
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P. Renn
Adamstown
Frederick County
Pomona
Lewistown
W. AR. Beil
Raymond Dougherty
Woodsboro
Virginia
Donald
Ohn Dougherty
Eugene Bogle
Howard
Albert Bartgis
Imear Woodsboro
J .F. Dougherty
Mollie
Vivian Dougherty
George A. Sell
Raymond
Marietta
Harry Keeney
Mary Alice
Ralph Smith
Gloria Jean
Martin
York
Austin Fogle
John
Creagerstown
Leatherman Seeks Register of Wills Post in Frederick
Roy L. Leatherman, born near Myersville January 16 1886, is a self made man educated in Myersville schools. He owned a farm and later partnered in Leatherman Staley guiding a Frederick City business for fifteen years. He vows to master duties and earn the salary if elected. Subject to Republican primary.
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Roy L. Leatherman
Myersvile
Myersville
Leatherman & Staley
Frederick City
Grove for Commissioner A trusted Frederick leader seeks vote
John W. Grove, a well known county figure, runs for County Commissioner highlighting business background and prior public service. He previously served on the board after election in 1930 and was Assessor for Frederick district in 1927, later opposing overvaluations and earning voter support in 1989. He pledges fair, efficient management, taxpayer protection, and honest administration on Primary Day, September 12.
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John W. Grove
Mr. Grove
Grove
Frederick
Northwest
Frederick County
Frederick County Commissioner Candidate Speech
A Frederick District 2 candidate urges support for the September 12 primary. He pledges to reduce the county tax rate and to allocate all gasoline tax revenue to road building and maintenance, aiming to serve all parts of Frederick County without district preference.
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C. Frederick Knock
Frederick County
Frederick
Denver J. Shook for Sheriff Campaign Card
Denver J. Shook, reared in Frederick County, is in the prime of life, temperate, Christian, kind, and courteous. With eighteen and a half months as Deputy Sheriff, he claims valuable experience protecting upright citizens and taxpayers. He asks voters to support him next Monday, September 12, to continue four more years of duty.
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Democratic Party
Frederick County
Denver J. Shook
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