Tydings and OConor Lead In Maryland Primary
In Frederick county Democratic nomination count at 2 pm Jackson leads OConor with 4 350 to 4 050 while Lewis lags Tydings by less than 100 votes for US Senator. Hershberger tops the ticket for Register of Wills as precincts report. statewide party tensions split Jackson and Conley forces for State Central Committee.
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Frederick County
Jackson
O’conor
Howard W. Jackson
Herbert R. O'Conor
David J. Lewis
Millard E. Tydings
Lewis
Tydings
State Central Committee
Conley
O' Conor
Alban M. Wood
Jonn B. Funk
Wood
C. F. Moore
Brunswick
Charles W. Smith
Markell H. Nelson
Sherman P. Bowers
James H. Falk
Howard
Smith
House of Delegates
Robert E. Clapp
Donald Gardner
Charles 5. Houck, Jr
J. Oyson Lee
Orphans Court
George W. Arnold
Burkittsville
John W. Grove
Frederick
Charles G. Geisberi
Urbana
John S. Rean
Frank W. Fraser
Catoctin Furnace
Rean
Jona W. Null
Lawrence R. Fagan
Denver J. Shook
John E. Crum
Emmitsburg
Sheri
Hitiner
Sherif Roy M. Hillner
Sears
Initial Hood events schedule includes vesper and Campus Day
The Hood term opens with student registrations, orientation, and the first vesper service on September 25 1938 led by President Henry L Stahr with the senior swing-out. Braddock picnic is set for October 1 with a trolley trip to the Heights for a fanfare dinner and college songs led by Katherine Stevens. Campus Day on October 8 includes a dedication at Cobleniz Hall west of Cob lintz, a singing session, a march to Hudson Memorial theater, class song performances, eliminated skits, and an all college dance at Coblentz Hall.
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Hood
Braddock
Henry L Stahr
Henry T. Wade
Katherine , Stevens
Ravenna
Haseen
Coblientz Hall
Stahr
Cobleniz
Hudson Memorial Outdoor Theater
Cobleniz Hall
Alumnae
Alumnae Hall
Brodbeck Hall
Coblentz Hall
Blue and Grey
Gerson Rosenour Dies Suddenly at 72 Years
Gerson Rosenour dies suddenly at age 72. The longtime resident and community member passed away after an illness. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Gerson Rosenour
Funeral services for Gerson Rosenour held Thursday
Funeral services for Gerson Rosenour retired Frederick businessman who died this morning will be at eleven o'clock at Benjamin Rosenour Jr home College Park interment in Hebrew Friendship cemetery Baltimore. He died after a cerebral hemorrhage at Frederick City Hospital aged 72. He was born in Frederick and lived there all his life. He worked in B Rosenour and Sons and later in real estate with his brother. He voted in the Republican primary Monday and was active in many fraternal groups. Surviving are a brother, three sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral director Ellis & Son.
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Gerson Rosenour
Frederick
Benjamin Rosenour
College Park
Hebrew Friendship Cemetery
Baltimore
Rosenour
Frederick City Hospital
Bernhard
Sarah Rosenour
B. Rosenour
Columbia Lodge
No. 58
A. F
A. M
Enoch Chapter
R. A. Masons
Enoch Council R
S. Masons
Scottish Rite Masons
Almas Shrine
Washington, D.C
Frederick Lodge
Ultimatum Presented To Czechs
Sudeten German party demands撤 retreat of martial law and emergency police measures in Sudeten areas within six hours as clashes leave at least eight dead. Britain calls cabinet into emergency session amid Hitler Nurnberg speech and Czechoslovak crisis.
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Prague
London
Britain
Chamberlain
Eut
10 Downing Street
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Nurnberg
Oscar Ullrich
Ullrich
Associated Press
Reuters
Fuehrer
House of Commons
Fall from wagon sends Norman Smith to hospital
Norman Smith of New Windsor was admitted to University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore after falling from a wagon several days earlier. He complained of hip and leg injuries and his exact condition could not be determined on Friday.
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Norman Smith
New Windsor
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Smith
Leser Holds Slim Lead In Maryland Senate Race
Early returns from Maryland precincts show Republican nominee Oscar Leser ahead of Galen L. Tait by a narrow margin, 17,489 to 17,164, from 852 of 1,288 precincts. Governor Nice leads his renomination race by a wide margin with 61,764 to 10,476 for Harry Proeous based on 988 precincts reporting.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Oscar Leser
Galen L. Tait
Leser
Tait
Harry W. Nice
Harry T
Youth dislocates shoulder during wrestling visit
Sterling Overholster eighteen from Taney town visited Howard Brown in Highland township Pa when he dislocated the right shoulder Friday while wrestling. Dr. Ira M. Henderson of Fairfield Pa treated him.
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Taneytown
Howard Brown
Highland Township
Ira M. Henderson
Fairfield
Landslide for Tydings Hinted in Early Returns
Early returns suggest a landslide for Tydings in the votes. The contested results center on a prominent candidate, with several ballot counts showing clear lead as results trickle in. Officials warned of possible delays in final tallies as precincts continued to report.
Maryland Senate Race Sees Tydings Lead In Primary
Maryland primary returns show Millard E. Tidings leading over David J. Lewis and Arthur Hungerford as votes are tallied across 1,288 precincts. Tydings gains convention votes and thanks supporters, while Hungerford remains far behind in statewide totals. A Valentine clan reunion was held at Mt Tabor Park with officers elected for the coming year.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Millard E. Tidings
David J. Lewis
Roosevelt
Tydings
Lewis
Cumberland
Washington
Garrett
Baltimore City
Arthur E. Hungerford
Valentines
Valentine
Mt Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Frank Valentine
Red Lion
Joan Valentine
Hanover
Alva Valentine
Florida
Garry Anders
Washington, D. C
Paul Valentine
Taneytown
Floyd Weizel
Weather record shows 24 hour precipitation and temps
Weather data reports precipitation for 24 hours ending 4.7 am. September to date totals 256 inches. Yesterday high 74 and last night low 63. A year ago highs were 74 and lows 53. Sunset 5.24 pm today, sunrise 5.50 am tomorrow. Conditional streams Monocacy and Potomac muddy.
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Monocacy
Potomac
Conors Lead Trimmed from 26000 to 18000
A city race tally shows Oconor's lead reduced from 26 000 to 18 000. The fragment also notes a son aged 53.
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Oconor
Maryland Gubernatorial Primary narrows gap for O Conor
Baltimore reports show Attorney General Herbert R. O Conor leading Howard W. Jackson by about 21 thousand votes from 602 polling places. O Conor held 90,458 to Jackson 68,854 with Lansdale G. Lasseer at 12,176 and William S. Gordy 11,673. Final convention votes total 75 needed of 149.
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Baltimore
Herbert KR
O'Conor
Howard W. Jackson
Maryland
Baltimore City
Jackson
O’conor
William
Gordy
Herbert R. O Conor
State Law Department
Lansdale G. Lasseer
William S. Gordy, Jr
Harry W. Nice
Harry T . Phoebus
Phoebus
Elizabeth R. Menefee
Clerk of the Court of Appeals
James A. Young
Young
Willis Jones
Wiliam C Walsh
Omar D. Crothers
P. Watson Webb
J. Millard Tawes
Crisfield
Daniel Carroll
Complete Returns Show Surprises In Republican Primary
Unofficial returns from the Frederick County Republican primary late this morning produced several upsets. Harry W. Nice led over Harr T. Phoebus, Oscar Leser trailed Galen L. Tait by 31 votes for Senate, and Frank R. Long edged Stevenson Stewart in the Congressional race. C. Frederick Knock won County Treasurer by 67 votes, Roy L. Leatherman defeated Charles K. Rhoderick for Register of Wills, and Guy Anders swept the Sheriff race. Party slate results aligned with expectations while Abe Ahal will replace Derr on the ticket. The tally showed 5,584 votes cast, with Weinberg unopposed for Attorney General and several other GOP nominees essentially unopposed.
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Frerick County
Harry W. Nice
Harr T. Phoebus
Oscar Leser
Nice
United States
Galen L. Tait
Tait
Leser
A. Charles Stewart
Cuberland
Frank R. Long
Montgomery County
Stewart
Knock
C. Frederick
Thomas A. Chapline
Chapline
Catoctin
Roy L. Leatherman
Roy L. Leatherman, This City
Charlies K. Rhoderick
Middletown
Register of Wills
Leatherman
Rhoderick
Abraham H. Derr
Board of County Commissioners
A. Grant Hooper
Jesse J. Renner
Albert M. Ahal
Derr
Guy Anders
Charles W. Crum
State Central Committee
John S. Bowlus
John C Derr
William B. Catshall
Morris A. Birely
Clarence M. Phreeger
Staley L. Flook
Flook
Jaw Man
S. Elmer Brown
Walter E. Sinn
J. G. F. Smith
George M. Wachter
Arlington JD. Flory
Eleanor F. Conrad
A. G. Bourne
Bourne
Roy E. Bowie
George L. Doub
Clyde Boutson
Frederick
Pinkney A. Richardson
le Gore
Orphans Court
Samuel A. Gregg
Judge Gregg
Post
Charlies F. Goodell
Dr. Goodell
Gregg
John L. Dutrow
J. Welty Fahrney
Cits
Board of Election Supervisors
Ballenger
Petersville
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg No. 2
Chaptine
Canadtin
Knackshand
Bus Truck Crash Kills Six in Rainy Road Tragedy
Oxford Massachusetts dispatch reports six people killed and thirteen injured in a near head on collision between a New York Boston bus and a truck trailer on a rain swept highway. The bus overturned blocking the roadway as fuel tanks burst but no fire occurred. Firemen took two hours to free victims from the wreckage.
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Oxford
Mass
New York-Boston
Market Goes Forward And Then Backward
The New York stock market swung between gains and losses amid a fog of European and domestic news. Early buying suggested a rally, but traders reversed as the day progressed with modest gains and losses near the close. Investors waited for profits after the forenoon highs as world markets appeared unsettled by Hitler’s Nürnberg speech and the war or peace question remained unresolved.
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New York
Europe
Hitler
Nurnberg
Endorsement Seen By Green As Defeat Sign
Chicago September 13 AP President William Green of the American Federation of Labor said endorsements for a candidate by labor groups signal defeat. He cited Maryland as an example and claimed the AFL was strong and united, supported by public opinion, while the opposing side was divided and weak at the convention of the American Federation of Government Employees.
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Chicago
William Green
American Federation of Labor
C. S O
Mariyland
American Federation of Government Employes
A. F. of L
Green
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Edgar W. Feaster
Walkersville
Falk
Feaster
F&trench Mescnvur
Slim
Hungerford
Jack
Son
Lascer
Vention
Commissioner Dear
Derris Loser
Weinberg
Leo Weinberg
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