Farley Says Republicans Are In Dark On Nomination
Washington dispatch reports Democratic National Committee chair James A. Farley dismisses Republican talk of Hoover or Borah as nominees, labels others as lightweights, and says the Roosevelt budget deficit is manageable. The piece also notes Borah backing a Cleveland trio in Ohio, Ely backing Smith, Norris sought for a midwestern independent Roosevelt bid, Kirby on Jefferson Democrats, a proposed Liberty League probe, and Hope signaling Landon as a GOP possibility.
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Houston
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Joseph L. Kaplan
National Support
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Black
Ala
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Baile Backs Relief Plan for Maryland Counties
Baltimore Dec 31 Senator J David Baile Republican leader backs shifting relief burden to counties and towns while delaying final stance until a special committee report is read. He argues local units can provide and spend relief funds more economically and ensure aid reaches those entitled. He criticizes federal terms offering $4 for every $1 state contribution and urges keeping state funding.
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J. David Baile
Baile
General Assembly
Milton L. Veasay
Worcester County
Joseph L. Donovan
Howard County
Carroll County
Maryland
Moose Lodge to hold public rally at Maryland Theatre
Prominent Moose officials will speak at a Sunday rally in Baltimore to celebrate Mooseheart, the order’s vocational school. Speakers include U S Senator James J Davis, Mayor Howard W Jackson, former Mayor Broening, and Albert E Ladner with Governor Harry W Nice invited. The event highlights Mooseheart’s record of producing graduates in public life and USA charity work.
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Howard W. Jackson
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Albert E. Ladner
Harry W. Nice
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Moose Haven
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J. M. Wertz
Mayor Wertz
U. S
Jackson
Nice
Albert H. Ladner
Mooseheart Vocational School
Mooseheart, Ill
Lord Reading Dies at 75 Former Viceroy of India
Lord Reading, once Britain's prominent diplomat and former viceroy of India, died Monday at age 75 in London after suffering a chill two weeks earlier. Official statement cites heart failure as the immediate cause. He narrowly avoided sailing to America as a youth, choosing to stay in Britain and pursue public office.
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America
Charlton Letter Christmas News From Charlton
Christmas visits fill the week as families gather in Charlton and Sparrows Point. Mildred Ebersole celebrates a birthday while births and illnesses are noted among local households. Community members share holiday meals and greetings across Dargan Clear Spring and Hagerstown.
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Mildred
Guy Mongan
Olive Ankeney
Sparrows Point
Grace Ankeney
Montrose School
Howard Ankeney
Loyal Order of Moose Public Meeting At Maryland Theater
The Loyal Order of Moose invites all adults to a public meeting at the Maryland Theater on Sunday January 5 at 2 PM with free admission. Speakers include U S Senator James J Davis Baltimore Mayor Jackson former Mayor Broening Governor Nice Regional Director Charles M Kennedy and others. details on WJEJ Wednesday at 3 15 PM.
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the Loyal Order of Moose
Charles M. Kennedy
WJEJ
Littlest Rebel at Marland Theatre Shines
Shirley Temple stars in Littlest Rebel with Bill Robinson in a Civil War backdrop. Boles as Confederate captain, Jack Holt as Union officer, McGivan as Lincoln, Morley as Southern mother. Technicolor short The Lido screens with notable Hollywood figures. Newsreel features current events.
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Karen Morley
Hollywood
Reginald Denny
Henry's Theatre Night Midnight Party Debuts
Henry's Theatre screens Music Is Magic tonight in a New Year run with Alice Faye and Ray Walker in a lively romantic musical. Shows continue through New Year's Day from 1:30 to 11 pm. Also today Edward Everett Horton stars in His Night Out opposite Irene Hervey in the final Henry's showing.
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Ray Walker
Bebe Daniels
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Henry's
Special New Year Events At Emmanuel Church
Emmanuel United Brethren Church on Summit avenue and Howard street hosts two New Year events. At 8 pm a Sr C E frolic with an entertaining program and refreshments, silver offering requested. At 11 pm the watch night service features a candle light ceremony led by the Sr C E president Miss Thelma House, with twelve Disciples youths in a program headed I Will Be Christian. Public invited.
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Genevieve Wyant
Lucille Watts
Dorothy Dennis
Rachel Holdcraft
Randal Cash
Rodger Geas
Donnell Wins Bid for State Prisons Post Unopposed
Baltimore initial filing closes with Harold E. Donnell as only candidate to seek reappointment as Superintendent of State Prisons. Harry C. Jones notes potential late applications arriving by mail.
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Harry C. Jones
Benson Named to Fill Senate Seat After Schall’s Death
New Senator Elmer A. Benson of Minnesota, a banking commissioner, is appointed to fill the United States Senate vacancy left by the late Senator Schall who died in an automobile accident. Associated Press Photo.
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Minnesota
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Associated Press
Relief Load Cuts Ordered By Board Relief Load Cuts Ordered By Board
Baltimore December 21 orders for removal from relief rolls of families with employable members were issued by the state board of aid and charities. The bulletin, effective tomorrow, calls drastic steps since the program began two and a half years ago. It bars new cases with employable persons, requires old age care to use old age funds, forbids payroll adjustments for Works Progress Administration cases, and carries unemployable cases through the month.
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Board of State Aid and Charities
Maryland
Works Progress Administration
Wagner labor law case set for March hearing
Philadelphia December 31 U S Circuit Court of Appeals fixed March 2 for hearing the Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines inc challenge to the Wagner labor law. The court did not move the date to January as urged by NLRB acting associate counsel Robert B Watts hoping for a Supreme Court ruling soon after.
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Nevada at the Academy Theatre New Year's Eve show
Doors open at 11 p m for an 11 30 p m New Year s Eve screening of Nevada starring Buster Crabbe at the Academy Theatre. The Western romance follows a cowpuncher who loves the rancher s daughter while tangled with cattle thieves and a hostile gang amid the town s high stakes. Kathleen Burke co stars in the tale praised for its supporting performances.
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Larry
Buster” Crabbe
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Kathleen Burke
Deaf Woman Now Hears on Telephone
Mrs Sturdivant of Mayville New York says she was hard of hearing for eight years and could not talk over the telephone. After using OURINE last year her hearing improved enough to talk on the phone as well as ever. OURINE, from a European ear specialist, targets head noises earache ringing and buzzing and fear of deafness. Easy to use inexpensive and money back if not satisfied. Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy Hotel Hamilton corner advertises.
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