Heavy Primary Vote Uplifts Frederick County Edges
Voters flocked to Frederick county polls as turnout neared 20 000 for the quadrennial state and county primaries. A party ballot and wet or dry referendum prompted mixed ballots with many unused. Conley and Ritchie camps clashed for governor and party control while registration rose by 3 000 with Democrats leading.
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Frederick
Ofers
Board of Election Supervisory
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Coniey
Charles H. Conly
Conley
Bali Z i
Mararid
Albert Ritchie
David C. Winebrenner
Ritchie
Frederick City
Nice
Harry W. Nite
Phillips Lee
Geldehar Anch Ont
Wabster Smith
Smith
Guidsborough
Frederick County
Register of Wills
Anderson H. Etzler
Harry W. LeGore
House of Delegates
Fitite
Horsey Etchison
Organization
Alban M. Wood
Giamelp Gay
Othe
Ruehle
Pary
Geri Cotemattes
Willam J. Grove
Tu Jeans A
Plan for Donation Days Installation in October
Frederick City Hospital board of managers held a regular meeting at the Georgianna Hauck Nurses Home. They discussed fall activities, donation drives for canned goods and gifts, and plans for a November fundraising event to aid patients.
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Frederick City Hospital
Board of Managers
Orelock
Georgianna Hauck
Simmons
Tha Mgs
Merory
Iowa City
Lydia Bidd
Mauih Wei
Jayson E
Roo. Sennenben Tine Servicos
James Fale
Wwe
Francis
Gory
TL Delapt
Hamnmond Clary
W. Ross
Charles
Moran
R. DeLashmutt
Bebe Miss Thrasier
Nd Deans
Rule of reason for bank loans debated in Roosevelt era
Hyde Park N Y Sept 12 AP Roosevelt presses for a workable rule of reason in bank loan decisions. Federal examiners urged a measured standard to ensure loans are passed on fairly. The administration grows concerned about the drift toward rigid constraints and seeks a practical approach.
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Hyde Park
N.Y
APY
Roosevelt
Deitres
Iuy Re
Willi
Bank Jeans
Sappied
Returns Tonight From Primary Election
Vague fragmentary note reports election returns due tonight with unspecified names and locations. The text含 suggests early close around 7 PM and mentions a deadline by Thursday morning.
Heavy State Vote In Maryland Primary Picks From 1500 Nominees
Maryland voters faced long ballots as 1500 candidates across offices from governor to local posts sought primary ballots. Clouds and rain threatened in parts while the Eastern Shore enjoyed sun. Governor Ritchie voted in Annapolis as early returns showed heavy turnout in Baltimore and Cambridge with 400 votes cast by 10:30 am.
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United States Senate
Denis
State Senate
House of Delegates
Frederick Coun
Asturlaanes
Lgelaere
Siam
Curly
Ritchie
Abnapolis
Baltinore
Cumberne
Cumberland
Annapaters
Cambridge
Salisoury
Germany Seen by Dr Hildt as United Likely Behind Hitler
Dr Hildt describes German sentiment as unified behind Hitler, noting that many see him as a hopeful leader. He cites postwar conditions, economic strain, and the populace’s belief the regime could improve affairs, with Jews facing ongoing migration pressures and social adjustment challenges.
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Dr. Hildt
Germany
Hitler
Liss
Cek
Con
Hiltarcher
Fogen
Minister Dies in Heart Attack at Local Church
Reverend Irwin S. Wilder, longtime minister, died of a heart attack. Funeral plans and church condolences are expected from the community as details emerge.
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Irwin S. Wilder Wee
William Turnes A Wins Golf Title From Dunlap
Rain hampered play as William Turnes A clinched the golf title over Dunlap county. Showers disrupted rounds but Turnes held steady with key pars to secure victory.
Western Maryland Seeks National Route 040 Rebuild
Western Maryland residents press for rebuilding the National Route 40 from Baltimore to Hagerstown, urging the state to allocate funds. William D. Byron cites county interest as Frederick and Washoe chambers plan meetings. The plan calls for ten foot shoulders and realignment from Elon City to Conecachtague to handle heavy traffic and improve safety.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Wiliam D. Byron
Ross Com
Shaw
Une
Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Ib Ty
Elon City
Conecachtague
Byron
Mauonal
Baltimore Rogerstown
Wollman
Fredyre
Waver Supply
Harry D. Williar
State Roads Commission
Radio primaries spark across eight states in volatile election drive
The report describes a nationwide scramble as candidates and party leaders face tense contests from New York to Vermont. It highlights accusations, shifting loyalties, and claims of mistrust among key figures, including remarks about a captain tied to a fiery incident aboard the Morra Castle.
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New York
George W. Roders
Fisorke Alpha
Nnpha
Viskersen NL Hoover
Department of Come
Robert R. Willmott
Morra Castle
Alagna
Wille
Guardsmen Fire First Shots at Textile Strike
Rhode Island National Guardsmen opened fire near the Sayles Finishing Company as about 17 strikers advanced on the plant. Col. Barker ordered warning shots then fire erupted. several detainees were taken to a mill property by guardsmen after arrests amid rioting and clashes.
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Gajleasie
Tean Bayi
National
Rhode Island
Sayles
Bareld Ro
Barker
Vivir Recusal
Col.Baier
Cauungul
Mey
Stock market shows spotty appearances amid government securities
New York reports a spotty stock market with government security support weak and corporate bonds falling. Equities trading was uneven as leaders failed to rally and call money opened at 3014, signaling tepid investor activity.
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New York
Turner and Pangborn Seek $70 000 Prize
Turner and Pangborn pursue a $70 000 prize amid a garbled precinct election snippet. The fragment mentions Hartmar urhie Marker, Keefer Cru, and Frederick precinct 2 with names Roger Geispert and Howard BR Smith among Urbana area references.
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Turner
Pangborn
Hartmar Urhie
Keefer Cru
Frederick
Roger Geispert
Urcana Preanet i
King
Pridevack Arerin
Howard BR Smith
Urbane
Witham Crawfeed
Urbana
Jurors drawn for September circuit court term
Substitute jurors for the September term of Circuit Court were drawn today in the presence of Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard. Names include Frederick N. Wilson Schrey for Howard G. Taylor Aubrey A Nico themus for Tra B Staley Roy . Michael for Charles H B Hagan Ar ej Sur Myers for Francis L Kennedy Thtumont George J Eckenroda for Luther M Zimmerman Catorth Alvey J Easterday for jacub M Dusing New Market T Stuart Haller for Emory Purdum Hanvers Roy Eby for Walter A Brown Brunswick E FP Ortison for Shares Ae Geen
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Circuit Court
Arthur D. Willard
Frederick N. Wilson Schrey
Howard G. Taylor
Aubrey A
Nico= themus
Tra B. Staley
Roy
Micichael
Charles H
Hagan
J Sur
Myers
Francis L. Kennedy
Thtumont
George J. Eckenroda
Luther M. Zimmerman
Catorth
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Levine Unconscious Beside Five Gas Jets
Charis A Levine, an early transatlantic airplane passenger, was found unconscious beside five gas jets in a kitchen. A neighbor revived him with emergency aid, and Dr. Haymond Shea of King's County said he would likely recover.
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Troaklyn
Charis A. Levine
Nolice Emerre Piney
Haymond Shea
King's County
J. Walter
Levine
Lew
Clarence Chameberlin
Berlin
Grandmother of Russian Revolution Dies at 90
Catherine Breshkovskaya, noted as a founder of the Russian revolutionary movement, dies near Karlovacia at age 90. Her long life spans pivotal chapters in Russian reform struggles and exile.
Weather and river notes for today and coming night
Weather data shows 0.02 inch precipitation in the 24 hours ending today. September precipitation to date is 4.31 inches, with normal for September 3.23 inches. Yesterday’s high 87, low 66, moonrise 8:30 am, moonset 7:50 pm. Streams Monocacy muddy and Potomac cloudy at Maryland mouth. Virginia side also affected.
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Maryland
Monocey
Mude
Virginia
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