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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1938

Page

5

Cantrel Awaits Official Count In Maryland Primary

Montgomery county and Cantrel supporters await the official tally after his narrow anti organizational defeat by about a dozen votes in the Democratic primary. Cantrel, a Washington lawyer, drew heavy support as the lone anti organization candidate, while anti organization leaders faced a choice on backing the party slate. Prescott Wins State Senator Associate Judge Nomination by about 8,000 votes in Montgomery and Frederick combined. Jackson and Tydings easily win Montgomery county races with strong showings in Gaithersburg and Clarksburg precincts.

Montgomery County Joseph A Cantrel Cantrel Maj. E. Brooke Lee United Prescott Stedman Prescott Frederick Montgomery William F. Prettyman Frederick County Montgomery Prettyman Lewis Hungerford Clarksburg Tydings Gaithersburg Jackson O'Connor Jack O'Conor Barnesville Damascus United Democratic Organization Frederick United Democrats Clay Plummer Harold W. Ward Plummer Walter Johnson Johnson James Pugh

Dewey Plans New Indictment Against James Hines

Manhattan District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey reportedly plans a new indictment against James J. Hines, aiming to resurrect charges labeling Hines a political fixer tied to rackets. The trial ended in a mistrial before Supreme Court Judge Pecora. The report notes potential additions beyond original accusations and hints at political payoff for the defense.

Manhattan Thomas E. Dewey James 5. Hines Supreme Court Pecora Tammany Fxer

Polk Named Dark Horse in 1844 United States Nomination

A fragmented Democratic convention in Baltimore deadlocked over Van Buren and others until James K. Polk, fresh from Jackson era politics and Texas annexation push, emerged as a unanimous dark horse pick. Polk defeated Henry Clay, leading to Texas, Oregon, and California becoming U.S. possessions after his term. He retired to Nashville in 1849 and died amid cholera fears.

John Tyler Baltimore van Buren Cass Michigan Johnson Kentucky Calhoun James Buchanan James K. Polk House Jackson Polk Texas United States England Henry Clay Oregon California Napoleon Nashville NEA Service, Inc

Household Hints on Salad Service and Dinner Etiquette

Household guidance covers serving salad as a light course, plating individual salads, and using dressings to balance heavier meals. It notes keeping hot and cold foods proper, toasters, and how bone content affects meat pricing per pound with bone weight lowering average selling price per pound.

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County votes show district leaders in county races

County results list totals for commissioners across five districts with leaders Robert W. Farmer John E Oxley Thomas E Hampton Odorion W Roby and others. Orphans Court candidates Hobbs Waters Irelan Roby Guerry tally high for Hobbs Waters and Irelan while Tawes wins county for Comptroller and Walsh leads for Attorney General.

Joseph N Starkey John B. Diamond Clarence Becraft Hanson G. Cashell Edmund R. Codwise Register of Wills Jones Charles C. Jones House of Delegates Joseph D. Buscher Lauman T. Falconner Marguerite T. Fischer James W. Gill Boulany Tiunter Walter M Magruder Stanton C. Peele Owen E. Ryan Ruth E. Shoemaker Robert Waters Robert W. Farmer Leslie R. Sabine John E. Oxley Thomas M. Garrett Thomas E. Hampton Charles T. Crockett Stephen Fuller Odorion W. Roby Frederick E. Dudley, Jr Ward W. Caddington Orphans Court Lewis F. Hobbs Washington Waters Charles M. Irelan, Jr Edgar L. Roby Bessie H. Guerry Wiliam C. Walsh J. Millard Tawes

Day By Day Radio Schedule Lists Roosevelt Address and GOP Guests

New York dispatch outlines Constitution Day broadcasts with Roosevelt address from Poughkeepsie at 9:36 a.m. on WEAF WCBS WABC WOR.night programs feature Frank Knox from Oregon and Republican leaders on WABC CBS and NBC networks plus Minton Indiana senator and McNary Oregon. Evening lineups include multiple networks with varied music drama and talk shows across WEAF NBC WABC CBS NBC and other stations.

New York Sevirdzsy Roosevelt Poughkeepsie Weaf-Nsc Wabccbs Wor-Mbs Frank Knox Oregon Weap-Nbc Wabc-Cbs John Hamilton Bruce Barton Bert A. Taft Cincnnati Len Capper Kansas Charles L. McNary Sherman Minton Indiana Weaf-Nbc MBS Texas State Network Lee O Daniel Gox James Vo Anced Ethsit "Roosevelt WEAF NBC Rudy Vallee Bob Burns Clyde McCoy WABC Major Bowes CBS Workshop Jimmy Joy Wiz-Nbc Toronto Promenade Symphony Elza Schallerton Freddie Martin

Lyon county political war eases as parties share building

In Emporia Kansas on September 15 Republicans and Democrats have rented adjoining rooms in the same building for headquarters. Neither party knew the other would be their neighbor, signaling a calmer campaign scene this year.

Emporia Kans Lyon County

A C Stine Becomes Sears Manager Here

A C Stine, formerly Sears Pottsville manager, arrived in Frederick to assume duties at the local Sears. He replaces J J Gara, transferred to Pottsville. Stine, a Schuylkill county native and Villa Nova College alumnus, has ten years with Sears and led Pottsville Chamber activities. Gara has been in Frederick since Sears opened in May 1937 and is active in the Chamber and Rotary clubs.

A. C. Stine Sears, Roebuck and Co Pottsville Frederick Sears J. J. Gara Natuve Schuylkill County Stone Villa Nova College Mananoy City Sears, Roebuck and Company Stine Merchants’ Bureau Chamber of Commerce Lions’ Clu Gara Rotary Club

Dan Griffin’s dog spins in endless circles

In Omaha on September 13, Dan Griffin describes his little black dog endlessly circling to the left. The animal speeds up from a slow start to about 50 revolutions per minute, then rests before repeating the pattern. A “mental quirk” is the only proposed explanation.

Omaha Dan Griffin

FASTEETH Promises Comfort for Loose Dentures

FASTEETH powder offers a pleasant alkaline non acidic denture aid to hold teeth firmer. It aims to improve eating and speaking comfort without taste or texture changes and claims to reduce denture odor. Users are advised to consult a dentist if mouth tissues change.

Court authorizes seven thousand dollar distribution

Warres F Sterling state banking commissioner and receiver of Central Trust Company won court approval Wednesday for a further seven thousand dollar distribution from Peoples Liquidating Corporation. The receiver said over seventeen thousand dollars remained undistributed and plans to begin distributions to certificate holders as of September 19.

Peoples Liquidating Corporation Warres F

Park Areas Growing Across the Nation

The report notes 33.111 acres of land added to national parks at a cost of $L. Several areas were expanded, reflecting growing park development nationwide.

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