Maryland State Central Committee Receives Large Campaign Funds
The text notes substantial campaign finance figures with the State Central Committee reporting receipts of 21 532.50, including 19 000 from a donor or group. References to committees in Baltimore and Maryland suggest a broad fundraising network and expenditures in the campaign.
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Piabribicter
Marylana
Howard
Pew
Pennsylvania
Sup
Jomeek
Newton Pew
Cary Mabel Pew Myris
Baltimore
Teesipia
Dewey
Warren
Maryland Committee
State Central Committee
Comfort Amid New Pads and Support From Adams Dept
Local notices describe a new comfort invention and support program tied to William S. Rice and Dept 470 D Adams N. The text highlights ease of wear and improved comfort, urging readers to write today for details and assistance.
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William S. Rice
Adams
Election results show Democrats gain four congressional seats
The tally shows $13,970 allocated to city wards and $3,200 to counties with other items including Advertising and publicity $15,173, Pehl Ladoffee Personnel $5,546, and Printing $5,422. Democrats did not win Maryland's eight electoral votes but secured four congressional seats, narrowing the margin in the Maryland delegation.
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Pehl Ladoffee
Congressiona
Maryland
Leitersburgs Good Neighbor Rewarded With Orchid
In Leitersburg a neighbor known for free aid to families is praised for mending fences sharing produce from a small farm and providing dairy eggs and labor. He gives carpentry and repairs to homes and supplies neighbors at low cost. Children know his generosity and kindness.
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Leitarsburg
McCleshi
Seth Schnebly Heads to Chicago for 4-H Congress
Seth Schnebly travels to Chicago for the 20th 4-H Congress where 1,661 delegates from the continental U S Alaska Puerto Rico and Canada will hear noted speakers take part in discussions tours and social events. Scholarships totaling 117 valued at 23600 will be awarded to national 4-H members during the event.
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Federal Extension Services
Pational
Wisners
Chicago
United States
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Canada
Tepresen
Maryland Youths Attend National FFA Convention Highlights
About 3 500 delegates from 47 states Puerto Rico and Hawaii attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. Maryland sent two voting delegates from Hagerstown and Smithsburg with notable honors including state champion orator Max Rice of Hagerstown High School.
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Weghingter County
Foturs Farmere of America
Kana
Gliy
Mey Thay
Max Rice
Acay Lestersburg
Charles
Newcomer
Smithsburg
Ase Rishard Dellincer
Williamsport
FFA
Kennie Remsburg
Boonsboro High
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Kansas City
Judy Canova
Hoy Rogers
Dale Evans
Maryland
Hagerstown High School
Rice
Springfield
Denies It Was Publicity Gag In Waukesha Search Scene
Thompson from Thompson's home field in Waukesha Wisconsin was described as a travesty. Sands said hundreds of men searched through woods for him and pilot Les Schultis spent eight hours in the air amid bad weather. Breen told the Associated Press the rescue was luck not publicity and thanked God they survived after the plane ran out of gas.
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Thompson
Waukesha
Wis
Sands
Les Schultis
Ernie Roth
Hayward
Glidfen
Pugy
Associated Pregs
Breen
Unclear fragment highlights hotel visit and laughter
Fragmentary text shows a hotel scene with laughter lasting about an hour and a half, plus garbled names and quotes. The readable parts suggest a casual anecdote but lack coherent factual details or identifiable events.
CIO Convention Sees Sharp Right Left Clash Over Unions
At Portland, Murray asks CIO Executive Board to probe perceived government worker organizing gaps and to curb minority unions. Morse pushes Wagner Act revisions while opposing Taft-Hartley and urging compulsory bargaining and limits on secondary boycotts.
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Murray
CIO
United Public Workers
United Electrical Workers
Henry Wallace
Marshall Plan
Albert J. Fitzgerald
The
Electrical Workers
Morse
Portland
Magonic Temple
Senate
Effective China Aid Would Cost U S 5 Billion
Former Senator D Worth Clark reported to a congressional committee that an all out China aid program would require 1 billion dollars yearly plus 660 million annually thereafter until the Communists fall. Funds would buy military supplies prop up currency and purchase consumer goods to curb hoarding and black markets. The State Department totals wartime and postwar aid to China at about 3.6 billion including lend lease and military and economic aid.
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D. Worth Clark
China
State Department
Taxi strike sparks parking fines in Public Square
City records show nearly two dozen cabbies faced warrants after a taxi strike over Public Square parking. Police earlier issued tickets for curb use. new ordinance now designates cab stands within a block of the Square. Hood College Club meets November 23. Kansas City renames Fifteenth Street Truman Road effective January 20. American meat consumption and 1909 comparisons noted. Federal loan program funds set at 500,000,000.
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Shagerstown
Max Rickard
Street Board
Public Square
Truman
Kansas City
President Truman
Fifteenth Street
Lobbying Act Up For Test
The piece notes a lobbying act dispute over registration and quarterly reports. It cites Moore, Linder, and McDonald facing charges for failure to register and file reports. Caldwell and Curran debate whether lack of initial registration invalidates subsequent reporting obligations, with state officials arguing exemptions. Attorneys for Linder and McDonald claim their clients acted as state officials.
Lawmakers Clash Over Lobbying Act Reauthorization
The debate centers on constitutional challenges to a lobbying reform law. Wheeler calls the act preposterous and argues Congress fears retaliation from lobbyists. The piece notes ongoing fights surrounding legislative reorganization and mentions rising atmospheric particulates.
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Moore
WSS
Ake Harman
Burton K* Wheel
D-Mont
Congress
Wheeler
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U.S
Hood College
Warren Shuping
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Ritta
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
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Fearnow & Cline
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