Recount Plans Discussed by Election Supervisors
Election Board and party representatives conferred on recanvass procedures for ballots in three precincts. They agreed on three tables with judges and tellers from each faction, watchers and attorneys, aiming for an expedited count over several days.
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Election Board
Jackson Forces
O'Conor
Electton Board
Bowers
Jackson
O'Conor and
Recanvass
Circuit Court
Perrott
Ocanor
Baltimore
OQ Conor
Newman
Leases Along C&O Canal Revoked by Receivers
Property owners along the Potomac at Seneca see leases revoked by G. L. Nicolson, representing the defunct Chesapeake and One Canal Company receivers. New leases may be issued by the Interior Department as the project shifts the area to a recreational use, with refunds issued to lessees at Seneca and nearby towns watching for renewed rights of way.
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Potomac River
Seneca
Chesapeake
Canal
G. L. Nicolson
Washington
Nicolzon
Department of Interior
Diich
Nicolson
Seneca Creek
Violet Lock
Frederick
John Miller
Harry Stup
Lawrence E Baker
J. Paul Delphey Walter
Stockman
Charles Stull
Great Falls
Lescoes
Canal Company
Recanvass Board Discusses Ballot Rejection Rules
A meeting of Jise sun representatives held today to decide the mayor's staff at the recanvass discussed marking ballots likely to be rejected. The reading of Cumberland v White excerpts shaped current registration and election law interpretations. The board considered procedures if ballots are not properly rotated by election judges in a precinct.
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Jise
Sun
Recanvass
Balors
Court of Appeals
Cumberland
Coulehan Vs
White
Apinion
Newman
Old Craves Discovered In Seneca Burial Plot
Discovery of graves of Martha Washington’s descendants in a Seneca family plot raises questions for Maryland Works Progress Administration. The 170-acre Dyson farm near Woodstock Manor now hosts the graves of Thomas Peter, Martha Custis Peter, Columbia Washington Peter, and John Parke Custis Peter, with a child’s un named grave. The plot, tied to George Washington’s 1794 purchase, sits near a century-old mansion overlooking the Potomac. Officials seek a historic restoration group but lack funds for preservation.
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Washington
Martha Washington
George Washington
United States
Maryland Works Progress Administration
Rockville
Jesse T. Mower
Russell Cole
Historical Records
Maryland W. Pla
Woodstock Manor
Montevideo
Seneca
Montgomery County
Mr. Mower
John Parke Custis Peter
Robert Peter
Georgetown
Thomas Peter
Martha Custis Peter
Columbia Washington Peter
Bed Stone
Potomac River
WPLA
Murray Peck Smith Takes Poison Tablets in Despair
Murray Peck Smith of 78 East South Street was found to have taken two poison tablets. He was removed to Montevuc county home Tuesday night after police were alerted by Arthur Smith. Officer Frank Dorsey and Sheriff Roy M. Hiltner reported his condition not serious. Smith said he tried to end his life because he was tired of living.
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Murray “Peck” Smith
Montevuc County
Peanemons
Arthur Smith
East South Street
Frank Dorsey
Roy M. Hiltner
Smith
Dorsey
Frederick business leader Gerson Rosenour estate details revealed
The will of Gerson Rosenour probated in Orphans Court assigns a 100000 plus estate to Frederick City Hospital. Beth Sholom Congregation. Hebrew Federated Charities. five bank shares to Benjamin Rosenour Jr. and life estate to Benjamin in several Frederick properties including 109 111 North Market and related buildings. Benjamin may sell any property for life income with remainder to estate.
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Frederick City
Beth Sholom Congregation Oiety
Gerson Resenour
Frederick
Orphans Court
Frederice Cry Hospital
Citizens National Bank
Rosenour
Doll
North Market Street
Church and Market
Brunner
East Patrick Street
Rosenours Patrick Street
Market Street
Benjamin Rosenour
Benjamin Rossnour
Land Use Planning Committee Formed in Maryland
A Land Use Planning Committee was formed in College Park Maryland at the first meeting held today. The committee was created at the request of Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace and will coordinate the state agricultural programs as they expand in the coming years. J O Coddington and Dr L S Dodson will direct the committee overseeing tasks in each county and community to develop a coordinated plan.
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College Park
Bevier
Maryland
Agricul Tendouse
Secretary of Agricure
Henry A. Wallace de T . Dean
of Maryland
Ex' m Service
Fang
Gach Cou
J. O. Coddngton
LS Dodson
TAWES SPEAKS AT KIWANIS MEETING
The will dated February 22 1935 sets bequests for funds to plant a memorial tree at the Jewish Consumptive Home of Baltimore and distributes substantial sums to Rose Stern Arthur Stern and other relatives. The Bernard home on Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights is bequeathed to niece Rose Stern and nephew Arthur Stern. Executor is Benjamin Rosenour Jr.
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Baltimore
Bernard
Jetturson Houlevard
Braddock Heights
Rose Stern
Arthur Sttern
Arnold Rosenour
Gerald Rosenour
Bell Block
Kansas City
Fannie Kingsbaker
Sophie Backman
Ray Kingsbaker
Samuel Kingsbaker
Aaron Kingsbaker
Minnie Block
Bernard M. Roanoke
Gerson Myers
Robert Myers
Dudley Myers
Benjamin Rosenour, Jr
Amelia Myers
Belle Kerns
Fcease
Harry B. Solomon
Harry Mendoza
Hollywood
Calif
Celia Lewin
Brooklyn
Arthur Stern
Dorothea M. Summers
Parsons Newman
Tawes Addresses Kiwanians on Service Clubs and High School
J Millard Tawes of Crisfield shared a light hearted tale about capturing court clerks while running for Maryland Comptroller and praised service clubs for bonding people. He then recounted how Crisfield Rotary helped fund a new high school after officials initial rejection, leading to a quickly funded project the speaker said saved local students from fire risk. He was introduced by C Thomas Summers with Melvin Engle leading the program. three visiting members attended.
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J. Millard Tawes
Crisfield
Maryland
Hotel Frederick
Somerset Country
Tawes
Ialea
Rotary Club
Iwe
C. Thomas Summers
Melvin MM. Engle
O Conor Assured Of AM Baltimore Vote In Governor Nomination
Baltimore September 20 Attorney General Herbert BR O Conor secured all 42 Baltimore city nominating convention votes for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination after official recounts in two disputed districts. O Conor also carried four other primary districts on September 12. Anne Arundel elections board delayed recounts to Monday, delaying completion before the September 28 convention as statewide counts lag.
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Baltimore
Herbert BR. O'Conor
Baltimore City
Howard W. Jackson
Conor
Anne Arundel
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The German border fortifications known as the Siegfried Line extend south toward Switzerland. The item notes this quiz answer and points readers to page four for the full question.
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Segfried
Switerland
Xiwanians Hold Meeting With Notables In Baltimore Area
Xiwanians Sid Greenfield and Harry F. Belsinger of Baltimore and John R. Byers of Westminster attended a meeting with speaker Summers. Guests included A Elswood Martak of Baltimore Edward M. Akers Frederick James Harris Jr. and a duet by Dr A T Radciff and Harris. Francis Petroti presided.
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Sid Greenfield
Harry F. Belsinger
Baltimore
John R. Byers
Westminster
Mr. Summers
A. Elswood Martak
Edward M. Akers
Frederick
James H. Harris, Jr
A. A'T Radciff
Francis Petroti
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Herbert KR
Pars Newman
Corporation of Changes Supine
G. Hunter Bowers
C&o
I. O
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Germany
Mexico
Art
Cpl
Roscoe Turner
Madrid
Valencea
Barcelona
C.E. Cline & Son
Annapolis
Virginia
Bushrod Washington
Montgomery County Land Records
Termes Burall
C. C. Carty
Frederick's Fabrics Center
Comespun Printed
Challis
Bennett
Gerson
Poli
Millard Tawes
Hendrickson
O’conor
Delphey
Koh
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick Street
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