Harmony Marks Democrat Meet in Baltimore Convention
The Maryland Democratic state convention ratified the renomination of Senator Merard E. Tydings and Attorney General Herver R. OConor with a harmony tone. William C. Walsh won the Attorney General on the third ballot. Mayor Howard W. Jackson moved unanimous support for OConor. Tydings, Walsh, Tawes, and Young secured nominations, and the platform urged a term limit for governors and condemned perpetual power, backing Democratic national policies with temporary emergency measures to end.
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Baltimore
Merard E. Tydings
Someston
Herver
R. O'Conor
Tydings
Oconor
William C Walsh
Cumberland
Walsh
John Geatrum
Towson
Harmony Spirit
Howard W Jackson
O'Conor
Jackson
Kent Mullikin
David J. Lewis
Senate
Lewis
George L. Radcliffe
Wm. S. Gordy, Jr
Lansdale G Sasseer
J. Mallard Tawes
Crisfield
James A. Young
Court of Appeals
O’conor
Democratic National Administration
Volunteer Employer Status Outlined for Maryland Unemployment
Albert M. McCardell of the Maryland Unemployment Compensation office in Frederick explains a "volunteer employer" status under which employers with fewer than four workers contribute to unemployment protection. A state report shows 453 employers not required to pay still volunteered with board approval. Since last year, most contributors listed are outside Maryland, with recent changes limiting volunteers to those with under four employees. McCardell urges unemployed claimants to report for benefits to avoid penalties and delays.
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Albert M. McCardell
Maryland
Frederick
Mc McCardell
Suit Settled in Circuit Court Over Infant Plaintiff
Roscoe Biank infant by Lille May Blank sues Claude A. Redmond for injuries from a Court Street collision on August 17 1937 seeking 119 50. W C McSherry represents plaintiff Robert E Clapp Jr represents defendant. Case marked settled and off. An average of 95 tons of American soil is lost each second by erosion.
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Roscoe Biank
Lille May
Claude A. Redmond
Redmond
Court Street
W. C. McSherry
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Frederick County Delegates Endorse State Nominees
Frederick county delegates to the Democratic State Convention in Baltimore supported the five nominees for state office. They backed Governor Herbert R. O Conor and Senator Tydings as second choices, with Mayor Howard W. Jackson and Rep. David J. Lewis carrying Frederick in the primary, and Winebrenner seconding O Conor’s nomination before the first roll call.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
Herbert R.o'conor
Howard W. Jackson
David J. Lewis
Oconor
Tydings
Lewis
David C. Winebrenner
Jackson
O'Conor
Winebrenner
Frederick delegates back ticket at convention vote
Frederick county delegates backed a ticket of running mates led by Jack son with William C. Walsh as attorney general, J Millard Tawes as comptroller, and James A. Young as clerk of the Court of Appeals. Walsh won on the third ballot over Gentram while Schroeder was named convention chairman. Local attendance ran high with Frederick residents among the observers.
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Jackson
Frederick County
William C. Walsh
Cumberland
J Millard Tawes
Crisfield
James A. Young
Cumberland and
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Walsh
John B Gentram
O'Conor
Schroeder
Herbert 5
Alton Y. Bennett
Rollins J. Atkinson
John V Nicodemus
Walkersville
G. Raymond Shipley
W. Jarboe Grove
Frederick
More Witnesses To Be Heard By Judge
A Peoples Court hearing before Judge Emmett R. Bowlus continued to Friday morning after a four week old auto collision at Court and Church streets. Witnesses Glenn Lewis of Catoctin Furnace and Stokes K Engle a local cab driver claimed the light was green, while eyewitness John Hoffman said both cars ran on amber. Engle asked for a further continuance to bring additional witnesses as three occupants of Lewis’s car testified. Constable Verner Redmond served the warrants.
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Peoples Court
Emmett R. Bowlus
Glenn Lewis
Catoctin Furnace
Stokes K. Engle
John Hoffman
Lewis
Engle
Verner Redmond
Separate Maintenance Suit Filed By Wife Beans vs Beans
Mrs. Clare M. Beans files separate maintenance suit against husband Harry M. Beans in Brunswick It states marriage August 23 1937 at Ellicott City cruelty desertion and absence since early month He earns about 200 dollars monthly counsel fee 50 and alimony 12 50 weekly during suit unless shown otherwise by October 13 Allen Bennett represents plaintiff Also Mrs Anna E Ware sues husband George M Ware for absolute divorce They married October 10 1923 at Hagerstown He left January 10 1925 and has been absent five years Voluntary separation She is represented by H Kieffer DeLauter
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Clare M. Beans
Harry M. Beans
Brunswick
Ellicott City
Beans
Allen
Bennett
Anna E. Ware
Baltimore
George M. Ware
Frederick
Hagerstown
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Court News Shows Multiple Marriage Licenses Reported
Court notices list marriages of Pitts Conley Ahall Everhart Eby Smith Nunnally Painter Odell Cosby Vosper Roth Haulman Mull and others from Phoenix Guilford Jefferson Rocky Ridge Richmond Washington D C Chambersburg to various spouses. Deed transfers include Louis Cole to Urliega Houff and multiple county property exchanges with small sums noted.
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Clinton Paine Pitts
Phoenix
Mary Claire Conley
Guilford
Frederick
Dorsey Y Ahall
Cleta Fr.everhart
Jefferson
Mortis Eby
Wallie Smith
Rocky Ridge
Ralph Nunnally
Mabel Jlyan Painter
Richmond
James M. Odell, Jr
Frances Paige Cosby
Herbert R. Vosper
Dorothy Katherine Roth
Washington, D. C
George W. Haulman
Chambersburg
Clara Helen Mull
Gilford Springs
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The article notes a Caracas man who enlarged his carriage and a belief his fatness influenced a decision. It adds that The Sty in Cumberland, among England's rainiest spots, recorded over 247 inches of rain in 1923.
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Caracas
Sty
Cumberland
Frederick city second phase bids soon expected
Frederick city officials indicated bids for the second phase of the fre house project will be invited soon, likely before week’s end, after plans were sent to PWA headquarters for approval. The project includes an addition to the Junior Engine House and new interior layouts.
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Frederick City
PWA
Frederick
United Fire Company
L. J. Keller and Son
United Fire Hall
Citizens Truck Company
Lloyd C. Culler
Trend Toward Peace Pleases Washington
Washington hails Europe’s choice to seek peace at the conference table rather than war. President Roosevelt, who urged peaceful settlement and pressed Mussolini to engage, welcomed the turn, hoping negotiations hold and a devastating war is avoided. public morale runs high as Munich session looms.
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Washington
Europe
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Munich
Grove Lime Co. Low Bidder For Road Project
The M. J. Grove Lime Company submitted the low bid of 7218 dollars for 966 of a mile on the Benevola Samar road project in Washington county. The State Roads Commission opened bids this week. Work includes grading drainage and crushed stone surface from Benevola on the National Pike toward Mapleville on the Beansboro Cavetown road.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Washington County
State Roads Commission
Benevola-Samar
Benevola
Mapleville
Beansboro
Cavetown
Dentists Referendum Not To Go on Ballot
Baltimore court decree orders removal of the dentists regulation referendum from November ballots. Chief Judge Sam wel K. Deninis signs the decree after petitions filed with the Secretary of State and a Court of Appeals ruling that signatures were insufficient. Attorneys G. C. A. Anderson and Clagget Bonie represented the referendum opponents.
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Baltimore
Circuit Court
Samwel K. Deninis
SIM
Secretary of State
Fhe Court of Appeals
Dennis
G. C. A. Anderson
Clagget Bonie
Roosevelt Holds Meeting With Hull And Welles
The White House confirmed a meeting involving President Roosevelt, Secretary Hull, and Under Secretary Sumner Welles. Bernard Baruch, a New York financier, also spoke with the president, though the call was not related to the international situation.
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Rha
White House
Hull
Sumner Welles
Welles
Bernard Baruch
New York
Mc. Roosevelt
Hoover Attacks Roosevelt In War Morality Charge
Former President Herbert Hoover denounces the Roosevelt regime as politically immoral in an address at Kansas City. He warns the world crisis is a moral issue and accuses Roosevelt of trying to form a new liberal party, likening the label to figures like Hitler and Stalin.
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Vojta Benes
New York
M. S. Batory
Vladimir Hurban
U.S
Washington Post
Benes
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Democratc
America
Hoover
Roosevelt
George I
Hitler
Stalin
Ross Tweed
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Court News
Louis N. Cole
Urliega
Houff
Roy M. Hiltner
Luther
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John C. Stup
Charles’ H. E Klipp
Samuel C. Brandenburg
Clara M. Brandenburg
Charles H. Klipp
Jacob A. Kidwiler
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Czechs
Scent Danger
Whit House
Musson
Stephen Early
Early
Hans Dieckhof
Cordell Hull
Adolf Hitler
Chamberlain
Dieckhoff
Germany
Hurban
Grove Lime Co
C. C. Carty
C.E. Cline & Son
Krome
Colson
Mount’s
Park Ave
High School
Sass
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Pella
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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Mme. Renaud
Queen Marie
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