Grand Jury Pushes Fight on Slot Machines in County
The September Grand Jury ended a ten day session by urging officials to confiscate illegal gambling devices and prosecute owners, lessors and operators. It set an Oct 6 deadline to act, citing a Maryland pinball law and Court of Appeals decision. The panel proposed dismissal for derelict officers and urged public organizations to aid in abating gambling. It also detailed jail and hospital visits and recommended repairs.
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Legas
Hammond Urner
Zuat
Court of Appeals of Maryland
General Assembly
Court of Appeals
Benjamin L. Shuff
Arthur D. Willard
Ellis C. Wachter
Willard
Urner
General Assembly of Maryland
Frederick County
Frederick City
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Ministerial Association
Service Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Parent- Teacher Associations
Monterue
Maurice D. P Sisfer
Shier
B. O. Thomas
Sherman P Bowers
Richard C. Dutrow
Carl E Holtz
Roy M. Hiltner
Alien S. Bartgis
Maryland State Police
Noah Eccard
J. Welty Fahrney
Answers to Cranium Crackers and Poet Laureate Note
The item lists Cranium Crackers answers and notes page four. It names John Masefield as the present poet laureate, cites a quatrain of four lines, and records his birth year as 1874.
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John Masefield
G O P State Ticket Named for Maryland Renomination
Baltimore on September 29 reports the Republican state convention renominated Gov. Harry W. Nice with Oscar Leser for U S Senate Leo Weinberg for Attorney General Dr W G Jack for Comptroller and E Ray Jones for Clerk of Court of Appeals. Galen S Tate challenged unity citing party machinery in primaries while Nice praised Tate and Phoebus and attacked the Democratic platform.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Oscar Leser
U. S. Senate
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
W. G. Jack
Port Deposit
E. Ray Jones
Oakland
Oakland, For Clerk of Court of Appeals
Galen S Tate
Leser
Tait
Nice
Taitane
Harry T. Ph
Bicycle Bargains at Mount's Frederick Store
Bicycle bargains advertised with new Colson bikes priced from 3.50 to 7.50 and a 26 inch balloon tire model at 1.29 with 85 cent tubes installed free. Rentals 1 cent per hour. Located at Mount's Frederick 1065M 346 Park Ave near High School, promising not to be undersold.
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Colson
Mount’s
Frederick
Park Ave
High School
More Statements Are Filed By Candidates
A number of county candidates in the recent primary filed statements of expenditures with the clerk as required by law. Charles W. Smits, Democratic sheriff nominee, lists expenditures of 443.11, including a 25 filing fee, with the balance for advertising and travel. Samuel A. Gregg, candidate for renomination for Judge of the Orphans Court, shows 172.22 in expenditures, plus 5 filing fee and 88.11 for printing and advertising. Albert S. Abair, Republican county commissioner candidate, spent 98.96 including the 25 filing fee and 26.83 for traveling, remainder for printing and advertising. Walter E. Burdalt, Democratic county commissioner candidate, spent 85 with 61 for printing and advertising in addition to the filing fee. A Grant Hooper, Republican county commissioner candidate, listed 48.97 in expenditures with 23.97 for advertising and traveling plus filing fee.
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Charles W. | Smits
Samuel A. Gregg
Albert SL Abair
Waler E. Buralt
A_ Grant Hooper
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Geronimo
Southwest
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
James Hines
Tammacy
Nijlard Tynings
Marylang
Walter F. George
Georgia
Falee
George Petra
Leser and
Weinberg
Hendrickson
C. C. Carty
Cc. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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