Party Leaders Plan Campaign In County Elections
Republican and Democratic county committees plan active campaigns after the primary. Headquarters opened on Coast street and August 2 registration approaches with revision day October 16. Committees meet to organize with names including William Grave David Winebrenner Jr Morris Birely Helena Stauffer and Wertenbaker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dethpares
Austin James
Republican County Committee
Coast Street
Conley-for-Governor
Democratic Club
Francis Scott Key
Lkelihood
Edward J. Smith
Democratic County Committee
Mary Maulsby
Ritchie An Conley
Democratic
William J. Grave
B. O. Thomas
James H. Gambrill
August T. Brust
Aarph G. Kilne
David C. Winebrenner
Morris A. Birely
Charles F. Goodell
D. Grayson Lanner
Helena Stauffer
William I. Renner
George
A. Whalen
William ©. Wertenbaker
Mr. Wertenbaker
Mildard N. Nusz
Philip E. Harry E. Chapline
J. Russell White
J. J. Gitings
Charles B. Groff
Chester R. Clem
Edward Mantz
Harvey Hahn
Wie
Werh
WSDL
Gata
Tan Adams
S. Elmer Brown
Edward W. Walkit
Nathan Jones
Hyattstown Social News and Church Services
Sept 16 Mr and Mrs J Garrett of Washington are visiting Mrs Garretts parents Mr and Mrs H J Clagsett. The Christian church and the M F church South held a joint service Sunday. The Christian Church is being aired. Mr and Mrs Clifton Anderson and daughter Jean are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson. Miss Rebecca Burdette, on vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs W L Burdette, has returned to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Burdette
Mrs. W. L
Nursing student resumes training amid illness
A brief note reports a nursing student will resume her training after illness. Robert Tatler remains seriously ill but slight improvement noted. Miss Gertru joins family at home as they plan activities. Hyattstown Fire Department hosts a dance at Mountain View on Wednesday with an orchestra the event features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Robert Tatler
New Fork Broadcast Rights and Costs Revealed
Report shows a claimed quarter of a million dollars base, plus network cash for NBC and CBS deals during broadcasting. Estimates rise to at least 540 thousand dollars per game with four to five games, pushing total above two hundred fifty thousand. Details tie to Landis and WHA? station network listings mention WEAF NBC and WAEBC CBS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford M
Commiss
Landis
NBC
CBS
What You Should Know About the Constitution Week Summary
A historical overview explains the calls to revise the Articles of Confederation in Philadelphia. It notes key figures like George Washington Benjamin Franklin and James Madison and outlines early compromises on representation slavery and navigation. The Constitution was signed September 17 1789 and sent to the states for ratification. New Hampshire became the ninth state June 21 1788.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hrthermore
Philadelphia
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
James Madison
House of Representatives
New Hampshire
United States
Miller may seek recount in Carroll county race
Wilbur C. Miller of Baltimore announces he may seek a recount of Carroll county voting in the United Senate race on grounds that second-choice ballots are ambiguous. First choices showed France leading, followed by Miller and Hil, with second-choice totals reported for France and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol
Miller
Stminster Whysney
EMP
Ie Mt
Hof
Red
Carroll County
Reiihliin
United Senate
Joseph I. Francs
John Philip Hil
France
Stolen Car Recovered Near Frederick Junction
A car stolen from West Church Street was found abandoned and damaged near Frederick Junction about ten hours later. The owner reported parking at 6:45 and conducted a search before the vehicle was spotted heading toward the city in the opposite direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
West Church
Frederick Junction
Cline
Stolen car shows missing fender and running board
Report notes that the stolen vehicle was found with the fender and running board torn off and the front damaged, indicating tampering or an attempted escape. The incident points to possible theft activity in the area.
Fragmentary accident note with missing context
A disjointed OCR fragment describes a driver leaping from a car and disappearing after a collision. The text mentions others reacting with complaints about an ailment and a vague reference to injury, but no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are given.
Charge mismanagement in mid west banks
Weekend social notes report a host of local residents visiting guests in Washington and nearby towns. Mentions of Mr and Mrs Chester Albrecht of Ten Hill, and others including Miss Mary Morris and Miss Ethel Four. Also notes Mrs WR Haker traveling to Atlantic City and Mrs Greene’s week here, plus Evelyn Mixon returning to Winchester Virginia to begin college Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheater Albrecht
Ten Hill
Clern Browning
Washington
Frank Bebmidi
Mary Morris
Ethel Four
Wiliams
Bale
Margaret Watkins
WR. Haker
Atlantic City
Greene
Evelyn Mixon
Winchester
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New Democratic Central Committee
Hyattstown
Americ
Joseph Nathan Kane
Answers Fm
Epeech Cago
Washington Lodge NO
Baltimore, MD
ODD Fellows Lodge
Gulick
Lake Sebago
W. C. Langdon
Ernest Kimpall
Adams Street
Clark
Lafait
Washington Lodge No 1
Thomas Wilder
Duke of York Lodge
England
Wilder
Grand Lodge of Land
Grand Lodge of the
Luther, Halsey Gullick
Inde
Tnermin
Island
Butterfield AP Radio
WEAF
WAEBC
Virginia
Senate
Wilbur Miller
Carroll
Westminster
Wilbur C. Miller
Baltimore
Ais
Liverwood
Checket
Sarlans Babriolet
Dodge Chaseis
Albaugh
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Anky
Detroit and Cleveland Bank
Kemptown
Rerypowsn
Joe Ayeuck
Honduras
Charles Riggs
Henry I. Stahr
Hood College
Frederick
Hood College Department of Music
Henry T. Wade
Catherine Williams
Edgar T. Paul
Helen Ware
Miriam Rhoads
Norman Martha B. Petit
Brodbeck Hall
Alo
West Lath St
Thane
Frederick County
Jesse 1. Renner
New Midway, Md
Greenawalt
Dregrist
Idealxecutor
Prust
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Maryland
Chesterfield
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