Roper Speech Sparks Debate On Federal Powers
The article reviews Tony Roper's constitutional Day remarks amid questions about federal authority in a national emergency. It cites confusion over whether only the executive and legislative branches could act and who would determine a state of acute distress requiring bold direct action.
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Roper
Tony
Cours
Supreme Court
Mr Roper
Walter Langdon Brown
Feyiug
University of Cambridge
Welford and health notes in 1930s North Dakota era
The piece profiles Walter Welford a farmer and former acting governor figure with ties to North Dakota politics, the Nonpartisan League, and the Cavalier Chronicle publishing campus. It discusses his stance against a 2 percent state sales tax referendum, public health columns, and Dr. Morris Fishbein’s medical reviews, ending with notes on local community events and church activities in Maryland.
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Walter Welford
Nonpartisan League
Republic- AL
North Dakota
Metalling
Welford
Freshmen Humility Trends in Early College Life
The piece recalls old traditions of subduing new students and notes a shift toward welcoming programs. It cites about 100 colleges committing to friendlier freshman integration and easing homesickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elcoming Fen
Postmaster picks clerks as Union Bridge elder dies at 83
The article notes Henry Williams appoints Jon Brosius and John Walsh as clerk and special delivery messenger. It also records the death of Joseph Moorse, an 83 year old Union Bridge resident, with details of his early life and home.
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Clerk of Coin
Civ Hall
Pareos
Adolius Pearhake
James H Gambuill
Parsons
JE R Wood
Featuke
Henry Williams
Jon W. Brosius
John Walsh
Joseph Moorse
Union Bridge
APM
Political ferment and business push in 1930s town slate
A noisy campaign scene shows bankers merchants and citizens rallying for party unity and economic revival. Names appear including Herbert CilIber and Mahard Mac with Allen Kemp and Louis Plewchman listed in party roles as officials push a program to boost trade and public works.
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WWE
Camdaan
Roy Kepaton
Bante Na
Sutter Ag
Pendal Yard
LOH
Magais
Yussi Varde Moamets
Hah Shoo Bae
Shin Oomar
Caral Grave
Herbert CilIber
Mahard Mac. N
Allen Kemp
Louis Plewchman
Wwetsoren
Licenses Revoked And Penalties For DUI And Traffic Violations
A report from the Motor Vehicle Commissioner lists two license revocations for driving under the influence and a series of penalties for various traffic offenses. Ranging actions include unlicensed operation, failing to stop, speeding, inadequate brakes, no insurance, expired licenses, and reckless driving with fines from 1 to 200 dollars. Specific names appear with locations such as New Market and Pootsville along with offenses and amounts.
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Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Wiliam Snowden
Mi Aury
Jiernat
William Brown
New Market
Gildys Berger
Ruv
Serneré McKinney
Frederek
J R. Connolley
Oper
Mfuenre
Nquor
R. E Geizendanner
Sen- Tsa Ayathi
aaNet
Nelson T Holland
John R Morgan
Paul B Moser
Nodrance
Helen Petersen
Milton Rice
James A Ryder
Oscar D. Sell
Robert Taylor
Boulevard
Lisbon
Raymond E. Jackson
Ah Lwp
Hill
Alry
George Mitchell
John F. Wu
Hama
Retiden
Uasaenoo
McCulent
Abbane—Gran
W. Allen
Gladys Berger
Hubert E Garter
L. Crabill
Irene
Fleming
Elmer Poland
Percen
Howard Ro Guy
Robert E. Hall
John Rengle
H R Souter
Robert B. Swindell
Red Bat Found On Frederick Lawn
A small red bat was found on a lima bean plant on the lawn of George C. Thomas two miles east of Frederick and brought to The News by Thomas Smith. The bat was found on Eva M. Thomas’s aunt's plant.
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George C. Thomas
Frederick
the News
Thomas Smith
Thomas
Eva M. Thomas
Travels and family visits across Maryland and nearby states
The article lists several families and individuals visiting relatives and enjoying time with relatives in Maryland Washington Annapolis Bridgeport Ocean City and Virginia. Names include Eleanor Kephart Cecil Marcus Walter Taylor Betty Hays and others with details of weekend gatherings and birthday celebrations.
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Nart
Washington
New England
Walter Taylor Washington
Deakins
Cecil Marcus
Dorothy Marcus
Virginia
William Taylor
D. C
Jenkins
Wilbert Hess
Reuben Julius
Harry Eyster
Sms
Dale
Rodney
York
Norman Reindollar
L. B. Hafler
George Baker
Town
Betty Hays
Annapolis
Hoscoe Yingling
Dorothy
Bridgeport
Howard Hass
Barbara Vernon Vinci
Colson
Baltimore
Baltimore, and Some Hide Bhends. Also Doing the Week Res H C Cowling
Today in History and Birthdays Highlights
A compact digest recounts historic events and notable birthdays. It lists figures like John W. Forney and Lord Roberts, with dates of birth and death, and notes key moments such as early American political events and a presidential draft number. It also references editor Paul Kellogg and geologist Arthur Keith among others.
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John W. Forney
Pennsylvania
Bert
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Thomas Jordan
Memphis
New York City
Luray
New York
Cox
Ohio
Zanesville
Lord Roberts
Frederick Sleigh
Cyrus Northrop
Connecticut
Yale
University of Minnesota
Ridgefield
Conn
Hermann Sudermann
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago
Arapeier
Wilton Cackaye
Londoun
Arthur Keith
Washington
St. Louis
Paul Kellogg
The
Surveys Graphic
Kulunmiazwoo
Mich
Charles L. Lawrence
Gats
Lenox Mass
Ralph G Hurlin
Russell Sage Foundation
Antrim
David Friday
How to Watch Football by Conrad Awens
Bruce Catton reviews a new novel featuring a coach from Columbia University and a murder mystery driven by an absurd motive. The narrator calls the book timely and entertaining while noting its peculiar reasoning behind the crime.
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Nero
Conrad
New Nove
Low Latte
Columbia University
Bes
Jigumy Doushue
Meanderings of a Roaring Era in New York Nights
A column compiles whimsical vignettes from New York society and show business. It lists figures such as John D. Rockefeller Jr, Babe Ruth, Al Jolson, George Burns, Gracie Allen, and Clyde of Broadway, and notes shifts in theater and nightlife, with sly asides about prosperity and fashion.
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New York
Bally Rand
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Stock Exchange
Joe Zelli
Paris
Ze Franc
Broadway
Jane
Georgia Coleman
Hollywood
Kentucky
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Ortayus Roy Cohen
Fares
Birmingham
Laurence Schwab
Babe Ruth
Franklin P. Adams
Rupert Hughes
Ben Hecht
al Jolson
Aces
Crosby Gage
Willam Gaxton
Yitho
Andra Pearl
George S Kaufman
Wil Osborne
Vallee
Bert Lahr
Bert Nevins
Barnumb
Georgean Nathan
Walter Lipma
John He Jy
Jack Dempsey
Maude Adams
Miss Adams
Bal Hood Crib
Salt la City
Bible Thought on God’s Wisdom Over Men
A devotional line cites First Corinthians 1.25 about God’s wisdom surpassing human insight. The fragment emphasizes humility before divine power and reflects a religious meditation on faith over worldly strength.
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American Medical Association
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Darwin Freud
Williant
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Olin Moser
Carl Haines
Eleanor Birnie
Murray Baumgardner
A.J. Sutclitte
D. C. Hews
M. C. Fuss
St. Paul's
King
Harry Gramme
Seven Valleys
Beth King
Ming Carrie King
Littlestown
Stewart King
Louise Elliot
Mercy Hospital
Senor Tases
J. B. Elliot
Hopkins Hospital
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Oritcker Weetinineter
Martin Conover
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Charles Ritter
Mary Shriver
Ruth Stambaugh
Ray Hook
Miller
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James Baumgardner
George
Harpers Fenny
Breumgardner
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Joseph's Parochial School
Bullen Repharl
Cuatendon
Neith Dakota
Lai Bord
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Flapper
Williams
Eleanor Kephart
University of Maryland
Charles G. Kephart Burton
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Charlie Chapl
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