Fight over Maryland Senate nomination heats party lines
The piece details clashes within the Maryland Democratic primary as Senator Tydings condemns Lewis and Roosevelt opposition, while Arthur Hungerford and Frederic Arnold enter the scene. Tydings cites his voting record, while Lewis and allied speakers defend their stance and attack Tydings as backers of Republican-style conservatism.
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Sena
Millard Ae
Tydings Mabiean
Franklin Deland Roosevelt
Tydings
Senate
Arthur E. Hungerford
NRA
Hungerford
Frederic Arnold
Lewis
Clab
Thomas Corcoran
RFC
Roosevelt
Benjamin Cohen
National Power Policy Committee
Drew Pearson
Washington
Cas
Desirable Frederick County Farm to Be Sold at Auction
Trust deed dated September 6 1935 secures 104 acre limestone farm in Stonewall District Frederick County Virginia. Sale in front of Winchester courthouse September 24 1938 at noon. Property includes residence barn 35 acre orchard with two prior liens and a plan of one third cash then two equal annual installments with bonds and trust deed security. M M Lynch trustee. Duvall Dunn auctioneers.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Stonewall
Winchester and
Martinsburg
Whettel
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Frederick
Baltimore
A F L Focuses On Union Rivalry In Coal Field Affairs
The A F L executive council plans to discuss coal field union activities with Joseph Czantz as John L. Lewis led United Mine Workers dominates the scene. Senator Wagner spent two hours with the council reviewing what he called complaints about labor board decisions affecting federation craft unions as Roosevelt nears a conference on the labor relations act.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
Wagner D
Radcliffe Seen as Likely Target in 1940 Primary
The Evening Star reports associates expect President Roosevelt to seek Radcliffe's defeat in Maryland's Democratic primary, citing Radcliffe's support for colleague Millard E. Tydings and a longstanding friendship dating to their Fidelity and Deposit Company days.
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Washington
Evening Star
Roosevelt
George L. Radcliffe
Maryland
Millard E. Tydings
Star
Senator Radcliffe
New Deal
Senator Tydings
Senator Radcliffe Dates Back To the Days When Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Radcliffe
The
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Baltimore
Navy chief says U S fleet will be adequate for defense
Washington August 30 Admiral William D Leahy said the United States fleet after the present building program is completed should be adequate to protect the country against any foreign naval force. He added the force, manned by loyal skilled personnel, would be the greatest insurance of peace for the country.
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Washington
William D. LeLahy
United States
LeLahy
Woman Trapped In Church Finds Door Locked Then Unlocked
Mrs. Lou Brandeberg rested in her church pew to escape crowds and was locked in. A passerby summoned firemen two hours later, and after police advised the janitor the door was opened, allowing her to exit safely.
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Kansas City, Kas
Lou Brandeberg
Stronger Forces Urged on Japan By War Minister
War Minister Lt Gen Itagaki urged boosting Japanese border forces in Manchukuo and replenishing air power. He warned of more incidents like Changfeng on the Korea Siberia frontier as he outlined peace conditions in the Chinese war.
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Japan
Tokyo
Seishiro Itagaki
Siberian
Manchukuo
Spewspaper
China
Jackson Will Is On Record
The will of the late Isaac Jackson, colored, placed on record in Clark M. Smith's office, provides equal shares of personal estate to daughters Hilda E. and Pocahontas Jackson. Real estate goes to the two daughters with remainder to four sons Russell, Stanley, Boyd, and German Jackson for their lifetimes and then to their children. Pocahontas and Hilda E. Jackson are named executrices without security.
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Isaac Jackson
Clark M. Smith
Corporation Court
Hilda E
Pocahontas Jackson
Russell
Stanley
Boyd
German Jackson
Won Float Baby Kim Myers in Long Beach Parade
Two year-old Kim Myers wins the Veterans of Foreign Wars parade float baby honor in Long Beach California but bares a disappointed expression, Central Press notes.
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Kim Myers
Long Beach
L. L
Kim
Central Press
Japs Stage Two Flank Movements Near Yangtze
Shanghai August 30 Japanese troops launched two flanking attacks after heavy air bombardment aimed at breaking Chinese lines along the Yangtze river. Japanese planes and infantry suffered casualties yet pressed positions in hills between Juichang and the Yangtze near Kiukiang.
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Shanghai
Yangtze River
Nanchang
Juichang
Kiukiang
Yangtze
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