Frederick County Joins Democratic Lead in Maryland
The Frederick New Citizen reports a shift in Frederick County's political makeup with 600 new voters added last Tuesday, including 345 Democrats and 134 Republicans, giving Democrats a net gain of 161 and shifting the county toward the party. Washington County is cited as setting the pace with a major shift, under Democratic leadership and state figures like Governor Albert C. Ritchie and David J. Lewis, placing Frederick in the Sixth District.
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Frederick
Washington
Washington County
David C. Winebrenner
New Citizen
David J. Lewis
Coneres
Albert C. Ritchie
Child Labor Amendment Support and Safety Appeals
The piece discusses Mrs. Roosevelt urging ratification of the Twentieth Amendment to outlaw child labor, noting state progress and calls for constitutional action. It also covers Detroit and Hagerstown motorist safety appeals to protect children, urging low speeds near schools and careful driving as schools reopen.
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Current
Roosevelt
Tal Stures
Civitan Conservation Project Near Fishing Creek
Local efforts proceed this week to convert a conservation poet advertisement site near Fishing Creek. Community volunteers plan winter berm work and related tasks to support the project.
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Frederick
Supreme Court to Shape New Deal Legal Battles
Washington observers predict the Supreme Court will decide key cases from the Roosevelt era including the emergency banking act agricultural act and farm mortgage measures. The NRA legal showdown looms with figures like Donald Richberg opposing John W. Davis as rulings shape the public welfare aim versus entrenched precedents.
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Dred Scott
Lawa
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Kely
NRA
Donald Richberg
John W. Davis
Davis
Triunal
Congress
Tomorrow's Field of Growth and Noble Parts
Future growth and achievement are foretold by Edgar A. Guest. The poem urges belief in progress as boys become men and the coming year brings undiscovered advances, with past deeds shaping a bright, unlit future.
Family bonds among siblings in mixed heritage
The text argues that brothers and slaves in a family may not naturally love or closely bond. It notes differing ancestral strains can hinder shared interests and that hostility often stems from upbringing attempts to force affection. Parents should emphasize kindness and tolerance, not expecting early harmony. Over time rivals can become devoted siblings.
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Ferendahin
New York City Promise Offbeat Tale Of Ambition And Luck
A small town youth arrives in New York and lands a specialized job against long odds. A persistent Southwest woman, after years of rejection and hardship, returns to her advertising firm as lucrative fall contracts bring a likely permanent position.
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William
New York
Southwest
Man Fatally Shot Down In An Alley
Charles W. Jones, 32, and his brother George, 26, were trapped in a bind alley near the government printing office when a speeding car opened fire, described by police as a gangland spot murder amid a drive against illicit alcohol. George was reported missing. witnesses said he was shot in the arm.
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Washington
Charles W. Jones
Government Printing Office
George
Jones Brothers
Tuberculosis May Involve the Intestinal Tract
The Germ of tuberculosis can affect any body part most often the lungs but intestinal tuberculosis is a serious complication when present. Early diagnosis relies on X ray signs and symptoms include low fever weight loss digestive issues appetite loss and abdominal discomfort. Treatment must be careful and tailored to the intestinal involvement.
Phone Rate Hearing Ends in Baltimore PSC Case
The Public Service Commission hearing on the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone case concluded after 41 days. Counsel R. A. Van Oradel argued for a return to provide adequate earnings and a surplus, noting 1924 to 1932 average returns of 6.27 percent and asserting no evidence of large company earnings.
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Baltimore
Public Service
R. A. van Oradel
Chesapeake and Potomac Oy Phone Company
van Orsdel
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