Biddle Finds No Violation by CIO PAC and NCPAC
Attorney General Biddle states investigations found no election law violations by the CIO Political Action Committee or the National Citizens PAC. He says CIO confined to primaries and conventions, NCPAC funded by individual contributions, and Hatch Act limits were not exceeded. The note adds a historical aside about the bean scale.
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Wasslngton
Biddle
CIO Political Action Committee
National Citizens Pac
Moore
R-Okla
PAC
Demand for milkweed pods surges as frost threat looms
County agents report heavy demand for collection bags to hold dried milkweed pods used for floss in life jacket filler. Miller warns frost could scatter floss, cutting harvest. Depots at county schools show good drying. expected completion within a month for early bags. After drying, floss will be shipped for payment at 20 cents per filled bag, ahead of Christmas. Also notes Emmanuel Church officers reelected, and stations at Camp Ritchie and Blone Ridge Summit robbed, with cash and minor thefts.
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Mark Miller
Miller
Christian Endeavor Society
Emmanuel United Brethren Church
Hazel Cash
Wm. Bearinger
Dorothy Kuhlman
Pauling Nunamaker
June DuNabaun
Carroll Huffer
Alfredah Baker
Peggy Butts
Jane Foreman
Robert Downin
Edith Mae Marpel
Ruth Nalley
Patricia Haynes
Frank Wheatley
Kathleen Huffer
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CIO
Rand's
West Washington St
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Cauffman
Washington St
Patent Medicines
Sundrice
Fountain Service
Hagerstown Gas CO
Beaugency
France
Sam W. Magill
Astabula
Ishown
Qoire
Margill
Western Maryland Railroad
Camp Ritchie
Blone Ridge Summit
FST
Summit
China
Ely Ded
W. Washington ST
Pyrex Flameware
Kay
Roomy
Cedar Oil
A &Ib
Ward
Benuzit
Montgomery Ward
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