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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1938

Page

6

Tydings Recalls Roosevelt Stand in Maryland Senate Race

Baltimore broadcast outlines clash over outside interference in state elections. Senator Tydings cites Roosevelt warnings to defend voters right to pick candidates without federal meddling while Rep. David J. Lewis counters, stressing presidential support and criticizing Tydings for omitting key New Deal measures and outside campaign money.

Baltimore Tydings David J. Lewis Roosevelt Denton Rep. Lewis Tidings Lewis Franklin Delano Roosevelt New York State New York Washington United States Millard E. Tydings Jefferson Trier Maryland

MARES TOUR OF COUNTY PUTS CANDIDATE IN TOWN

Frank R. Long of Kensington Montgomery county Republican candidate for the Sixth District Maryland congressional nomination spent Friday in this city meeting friends in support of his candidacy. He spent some time in town today.

Mares Frank R. Long Kensington Montgomery County Maryland

Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four

The piece calculates container volumes: 64 gallons equal 19956 cubic inches for water, and 72 gallons of sand equals 19353.78 cubic inches. Subtracting sand from water yields 180220.22 cubic inches. the difference shows about 10 percent space.

Frederick county approves bid for colored elementary school

Frederick county boards move to the first project of the school program with Lloyd C Culler winning the $50,999 bid, about $2,500 under the next quote and far below preliminary estimates. The deal awaits Public Works Administration approval. Court of Appeals action on bond authorization could speed start, with the Lincoln colored high school site and a U shaped auditorium plan. Vocational agri culture instructor D Vernon Holter moves to Riverside High California. May Ivins resigns Adamstown elementary. new Frederick high staff appointed.

Frederick County Board of Education South Frederick Lloyd C Culler Sacchi Construction Company Baltimore Soh Lange Brothers John L Ruff L. J Keller and Son Jefferson Public Works Administration PWA Higgin Buckler Buckler and Fenhagen Joseph Urner Eugene W. Pruitt Court of Appeals Lincoln, Colored Rudicoriaum

Eliminate Bad Hill on Liberty Pike Improvement Bid

The State Roads Commission seeks bids by noon September 20 for 14 miles of concrete and bridge work on Liberty road from North Branch toward Eldersburg. Two bridges will be built at the river and at the hill bottom to remove dangerous curves and improve the grade on the main route to Baltimore. District Engineer Thomas M Linthicum said the project targets the North Branch of the Patapsco river area and would reduce motorist hazards in wet weather after surveys completed earlier.

State Roads Commission Baltimore Patapsco River Carroll County Eldersburg North Branch Thomas M Linthicum Linthicum

Scholarship Awards Made Across Multiple Maryland Schools

The list names recipients from Liberty high Anna May Eckenrade Thurmont high Mary L Rockwell Brunswick high Juliet Welsh Emmitsburg elementary Virginia King Adamstown Miriam Waters Woodsboro Rebecca Howard Sabillasville Talmadge Lenhart city Blue Ridge College Ralph Fellows Jr city Edgar Stevens New Market Maryland Institute.

Liberty High Anna May Eckenrade Thurmont Mary L. Rockwell Brunswick High Juliet 5 Welsh Emmitsburg Virginia King Adamstown Miriam Waters Woodsboro Rebecca Howard Sabillasville Talmadge Lenhart Blue Ridge College Ralph Fellows, Jr Charlotte Hall Edgar Stevens New Market Maryland Institute

State Poll Taxes Opposed By Roosevelt

Hyde Park N Y Sept 9 President Roosevelt opposes state poll taxes saying they disenfranchise large portions of the population He said they stem from post revolutionary property requirements to vote and noted he wrote to Brooks Hays Arkansas National Democratic Committeeman endorsing a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish the state poll tax.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Brooks Hays Arkansas National Democratic

O Connor Warns Against Political Clique In Maryland

Attorney General Herbert O Conor says a Maryland Democratic clique backed Mayor Jackson to block other nominees in 1937 and 1934. He cites Winebrenner Lane Walsh Lee and others, criticizes road contracts, urges nonpolitical appointments, a general income tax, and strengthened waterways and social programs. He spoke in Baker Park to a large crowd.

Gew Albert C. Ritchie Herbert O Conor Friday Maryland Howard W. Jackson Baltimore O'Conor Baker Park David C. Winebrenner Brd W. Preston Lane Hagerstown William C. Walsh Cumberland E Brooke Lee Harpers Ferry Jackson O Connor O’conor

Frederick officials and bank group discuss relief funds and loans

A Frederick event noted relief funds totaling about one million dollars for the poor. Francis Perrott introduced the speaker, while Mayor Lloyd C. Culler welcomed guests at the bandstand. The Frederick Production Credit Association reported 29 loan applications, approving 26 and rejecting three.

Francis Perrott Ocosor Frederick County Lioyd C. Culler Frederick

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Lewis Liberty Pike Roads Commission Burall C. C. Carty S. E Pat. St Edward J. Ryan Democratic James H. Falk Delphey Charles S Houck, Jr Miss Barbizon New York Bennett C. C. Carty, Inc Patrick Si Frederick, Md Hendrickson J. Tyson Lee House of Delegates Urbana Lee
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