Hopkins opposes WPA worker fund for O'Connor fight
WPA Administrator Harry Hopkins condemned the plan by the Workers Alliance to raise fifty thousand dollars among WPA workers to oppose Representative John O'Connor. He stressed the fund-raising is legal but disliked funding politics from relief rolls and noted no WPA worker has been dismissed for voting. He also defended that officials may be solicited and reiterated no worker will be fired for political choices.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Allance
New York City
John O'Connor
Hopkins
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Hopking
O'Connor
O’connor
Al-lance
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Workers Alliance
Charles West
Interior
Sir Henry Hohler
Britdoh
Columbia
Virgo birthday outlook for August 25 1938
The Horoscope notes a day of strong planetary directions with potential conflicts in politics and robust social activity. It cites a Virgo birthdate Aug 25 with Amanda Tongbee listed as a philanthropist born 185? and mentions James Rolph Jr. governor of California 1896 to 1938 and David Swing born 1820 among others. It forecasts career gains for established people and autumn trade revival with government aid easing recession.
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Natal
Geers
New York
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
Amnela Tongbee
James Rolph, Jr
California
David Swing
Fea Talend ertion aid ir Maria Innes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and a dramatic scene but is unreadable. No clear events, dates, or places to summarize into a coherent article item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Maria Innes
Chain Litters Of Pure Bred Hogs Started By High School Farmers
ALPHABETTA Ga a vocational agriculture teacher, P L Elkins, inspired Milton High School Future Farmers of America to launch a chain litter project for pure bred hogs. Starting with four sows and a boar, the program aims to distribute thousands of piglets across 300 farms within four years, projecting over thirty four million pure bred females nationwide in two decades assuming a 20 percent death or failure rate. the plan includes a 20 percent yearly spread and hopes to serve the community.
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Alphabetta
P. L. Elkins
Middle Georgia
Elking
Milton High School
Future Farmers of America
Public Invited To Ha gerstown Business College
E J Hajek director invites public to inspect quarters on ground floor of the Professional Building. College open all day and evenings 7 to 9. Classes start September 6 with registration now. Only high school graduates admitted. Enrollment limited to sixty with a three member faculty, all college graduates.
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E. J. Hajek
Hagerstown Business College
Service at Grottoes in Crystal Grottoes Aug 28
The third and final service in a series by the Golden Rule District of Young People's Work will be held Sunday evening August 28 at Crystal Grottoes near Boonsboro. Rohrersville Keedysville and Sharpsburg churches will lead the program. Rev. Raymond Schmidt of Washington DC will speak.
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Grottoes
Crystal Grottoes
Boonsboro
Golden Rule
Young People’s Work
Rohrersville
Keedysville
Sharpsburg
Raymond Schmidt
Washington, D. C
Auto Fire Near Public Square Causes Quick Response
A car erupted in flames on East Washington Street by the Public Square shortly before 11 pm. Four downtown fire companies rushed to the scene and a small chemical tank extinguisher quickly quashed the blaze.
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East Washington Street
Public Square
Future Farmers Turn Swine Project Into College Fund
Alpharetta Future Farmers received five registered swine and built barns and pastures on a 30 acre campus. The herd grew to 24 pigs with 16 females, males sold to cover expenses. Females eight weeks old moved to members who pledged care and return of the best two from each litter. The goal is to stock community farms, net about 1000 dollars to seed a college fund for the boys. The school herd acts as a pig laboratory for swine production, management and vaccination practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpharetta
Elkins
Joan
Woman Senator Smiles Over renomination News
The only woman member of the U S Senate is shown smiling as she winds up her renomination bid. The item notes her renomination and references the political climate surrounding her position and party support.
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U. S. Senate
Candidacy Flood For County Offices Sparks Multiple Races
The paper lists 108 COC filings across county posts with contests on both parties tickets. Dem and GOP nominees compete for Sheriff Treasurer Register of Wills and other county offices. Notable tickets include Wade forces against organization slate for State Central Committee and delegates to state conventions. Independent candidate Wilbur Bragenler also filed.
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Sherif
Democratic Organization
J. Hubert Wade
J. Kieffer Funk
Thomas W. Panghorn
Richard Renner
Albert R. Schlotterbeck
Martha L. Suavell
R. G. Stevenson
William J. Taylor
Board of County Commissioners
John Ankeney
Frank R. Beard
Simon L. Downey
Charles BE. Fry
Earl H. Hoover
Samuel M. Hoffman
Harvey L. Maugans
Amos E. Reeder
D. Eldred Rinehart
Harry T. Brewer
Harry A. McFadden
Albert C. Corderman
Harry W. Sauders
van L. Smyre
William J. Sullivan
George Rodney Crowther
William C. Maugans
Allan B. Seibert
Abner W. Barnhart
E. Leister Mobley
Register of Wills
John G. Bower
Joseph C. Martz
Reno V. Stouffer
Harry Newcomer
Charles W. Huyett
Mark Mellor
S. G. Hartle
E. P. Byler
Harry E. Keedy
Samuel Starliper
Charles W. Buchanan
Richard R Lowman
Charles B. Henson
Charles D. Turner
Joseph, .D. Baker
William F. Chaney
W.F. French
Kenneth Stangle
Edgar H. Brandt
Marty
Newark
Richard Duffey
Jacob M. Middielaufe
Joseph EH. Stotler
Clarence E. Wolf
Roy C. ¥. Wengley
Hubert L. Porterfield
Edgar T. Hayman
William H. Cunningham
Harold F. Bester
William P. Lane, Jr
Richard G Hawken
D. Lee Staley
Harry T. Fridinger
J. Andrew Cahill
Barry M. Hartle
Wilbur J. Bragenler
Republican State Central
Andrew K. Coffman
Edward W. Ditto, Jr
Samuel K. Eckis
Charles H. Rinehart
Frank J. Warrentelts
Charles W. Wolf
D. Angle Wolfinger
Republican Organization
Maurice Harman
Wade
John V. Alexander
Albert M. Bell
James E. Bryan
Jacob H. Burtner
Howard W. Coachman
Charles M. Danzer
House of Delegates
S. Rinehart Cahill
Clarence R. Mason
J. Herbert McElwee
Frederick ¢. Beachley
Gladstone Allamong
Harvey M. Miller
Martin L. Ingram
Charles F. Wagaman
E. Stuart Bushong
Fourth Judicial Circuit
William A. Huster
Cumberland
Horace P. Whitworth
Westernport
Oliver H. Bruce
J. R. R. Black
Ami C. Saum
Orphans’ Court
D. Joseph Witmer
Nesbit Cox
Charles C. Faith
Lloyd K. Hoffman
Keller J. Beard
Many Battles for Congress in Maryland primaries
Annapolis Md Aug 23 Republican and Democratic lines sharpen as filing closes for Sept 12 primaries. Incumbents face opposition in several districts while T Alan Goldsborough, long-time congressman from Denton, appears set for a 10th term with no opponent in the First District. New filings include David L Eliott in the Second, Andrew Kenny in the Fourth, and Frank T R Long in the Sixth.
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Annapolis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
Denton
David J. Lewis
Maceo
Millard E. Tydings
Baltimore
Congress
Ray Jones
David L. Eliott
Andrew Kenny
Frank TR. Long
Kensington
Montgomery County
Wiliam T. Cole
Towson
Charles J. Wells
Topublican
Irving WW. Mezger
Catonsville
Vincent. J. Palmisana
Louis J. Svehla
Thomas
Chevy Chase
William BD. Byron
Williamsport
Edward J. Ryan
Frosbburg
A. Charles Stewart
Frosthire
RF C Counsel George Aide Fired Over George Support
Edgar R. Dunlap, Atlanta counsel for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, says his resignation was demanded by Washington officials due to his support for Senator Walter J. George. The Senate campaign committee will investigate Dunlap’s role, with RE.C. directors noting the need to discontinue political activities in line with the corporation’s policy. Senator George, an anti-New Deal Democrat, is targeted by Roosevelt supporters in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar R. Dunlap
Georgia
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
Walter J. George
Senate
Dunlap
S. Ype
R.F.C
Atlanta
Re.c
George
Roosevelt
Culler Hewitt Reunion Held in City Park
The first Culler Hewitt family reunion gathered about eighty five members in City Park Hagerstown. H Culler of Waynesboro was named president with Lloyd Culler Plum Run as vice president and Howard Peck McConnellsburg as secretary. Awards went to Mr and Mrs C Wittman Hancock oldest attendees honored Mrs W A Culler Waynesboro oldest woman and John Brewer Hagerstown oldest man.
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H. Culler
Waynesboro
Culler Hewitt
City Park
Hagerstown
Lloyd Culler
Plum Run
Howard Peck
McConnellsburg
Oscar Lytton
Neay Hancock
Schindledecker Brothers
Sloop Sisters
Blus Rock
Carbaugh
Johnstown
C. Wittman
Hancock
W. A. Culler
John Brewer
John Culler
McConnelsburg
Albert
Indiana
William Edgar Muller
Annual Picnic At Pen Mar Park With Baltimore Group
About five hundred members of the Junior Order of United American Mechanick and Daughters of America of Baltimore held their annual picnic at Pen Mar Park on Saturday. A special train carried many picnickers from Baltimore while others arrived by auto. A Baltimore Boys' Student band played as the program featured games and contests. The park will host Everybody's Day next Thursday with a full entertainment program and will stay open for dancing through Labor Day.
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Order of United American Mechanick and Daughters of America of
Baltimore
Girl in critical condition after motorcycle crash near Marion
Martha Carpenter, 19, of Cearfoss is listed in critical condition at Chambersburg hospital after leaping from a moving motorcycle driven by Harry Sloan on a rural highway near Marion. Witnesses say Carpenter threatened self harm and slapped Sloan before jumping. Sloan remains at large with the bike, reporting the speed was about 45 mph.
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Martha Carpenter
Cearfoss
Marion
Chambersburg Hospital
Harry L. Sloan
J. E. Tierney
J. M. Yeager
Summit Avenue
Sloan
Neglect the Classified Section to Save Money
A short note warns against neglecting the classified section as a means to avoid wasting money. It emphasizes careful scrutiny of listings to prevent unnecessary spending and highlight potential savings.
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Hope Dare
J. Richard
Dixie" Davis
Thomas E. Dewey
Supreme Court
Earl O. Whittier
Department of Agriculture
Stephen P. Gould
Miss Lucille Profe
United States
Business College
I. Q
Kram Elbow
House
U. S
Coe
Germany
Davenport Bb Ma
Shockey Furniture Co
George Aide
John Bellinger
Marie Voyce
Culler-Hewitt
Report Girl
Rhoda
Mexico City
Kelvinator Bohman-Warne, Inc
Denktli
Hame
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