Roosevelt Edges Landon as More States Vote
The Literary Digest reports Roosevelt narrowing Landon’s lead to under three to two as returns from Idaho Iowa Washington Utah Missouri and others come in. Landon leads in several western states while Roosevelt holds wins in the urban blocs and traditional strongholds.
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Terary Digest
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Union Party
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Conference Opens October 8 in Washington
The 152nd session of the Baltimore conference of the Methodist Church South will convene at Mount Vernon M E Church South in Washington DC on October 8 at 730 PM with Mouzon presiding. Morning sessions start 9 oclock with pre conference board meetings and anniversary events through October 12.
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the Methodist Church, South
Mount Vernon M. E. Church
Washington, D. C
Mouzon
Board of Missions
McDowell
M .E. Church
W. O. Tolbert
Braddock Street
Lewisburg
Hubert S7denstricker
W. J. Elliott
W. W. McIntyre
Winchester
Council Votes on Airport Site and Garbage Contract
The council discussed funding for the airport project with a projected annual city cost of about 418 dollars and the plan to sublease to private interests. A detailed 26 section garbage disposal contract was presented, covering weekly collection and city liability while two bids await committee recommendations.
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Ater
Frank Krebs
Dellinger
Scout Parley at York Region 3 Conference Planned
The Shenandoah Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America will attend the Region 3 Conference in York Pennsylvania on October 16 and 17. National Director Arthur A. Schuck will keynote, with John Scully Jr. of Winchester and Russell Bergen of Martinsburg among expected delegates. The theme is Helping Scouting Grow, tying to a 10 year push to reach more youth and foster citizen training.
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National Council
John 8. Scully, Jr
Winchester
Scout
Russell Bergen
Martinsburg
Jonathan Edwards
Woodstock
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York
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Rotary
Arthur A. Schuck
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts Movement
National Council of the
Schuck
Brooklyn
N. Y
Snoozing Marylanders Objecting To Peculiar Tone of Railroad Whistles
The Citizens' Progressive League of Bowie Glenn Dale Seabrook asks the State Public Service Commission to curb Pennsylvania Railroad whistles between Baltimore and Washington. Ora Overholser cites whistles audible for five miles, disturbing sleep of residents, voters, and taxpayers, especially at night. seeks urgent action.
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Bowie
Citizens’ Progressive League of
Bowie-Glenn Dale- Seabrook
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Public Service Commission
Ora Overholser
League
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Barbara Bell Fashion Patterns Advertisement
Barbara Bell Pattern No.1821-B offers a slenderizing house or street frock in cotton prints muslin gingham or silk crepe. Sizes 38 to 52 with material details and a call to order the Barbara Bell Pattern Book for 15 cents.
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Barbara Bell
Barbara: Bell
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York
N. Y
Al Smith Backs Landon for Governor in Campaign Speech
Former Democratic presidential candidate Al Smith publicly endorsed Governor Alf Landon for the presidency, denouncing the New Deal and calling Landon a defender of American fundamentals. He warned business leaders about perceived Roosevelt administration failures and urged broad support for Landon, addressing anti Roosevelt coalition members and Lakers.
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Alfred New York
E. Smith
Democra
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Smith
Landon
National Coalition of American Women
Funda
Problem Solving in Bridge Play From a Central Press Column
A contract bridge column analyzes a duplicate game where West declarer pursued a small slam. The author rewrites bidding and play, arguing declarer should have led the K of clubs to force position and avoid losing a heart, detailing discards and finesses to maximize chances.
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North
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South
Arax Promises Health Boost Through Digestive Help
An advertisement extols Arax as a new body builder improving rich blood digestion and normal elimination. It claims to aid constipation in chronic cases and invites readers to Mr Harris at Miller's, 107 N Loudoun St., for explanation of this prescription.
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Arax
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Miller’s
N. Loudoun St
Smith Marathon of Roosevelt Critique Draws Heckler and Support
Former Governor Alfred E Smith challenged Roosevelt policy and Tugwell during a political event, claiming New Deal acts mostly constitutional. He faced boos from the crowd and a heckler asking an inaudible question while underscoring his long backing of Roosevelt and labor laws. Landon welcomed Smith’s support as alignment with American principles.
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Landon
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Albany
Heckler
Tugwell
Crat and a Great American Campaign Quote
A speaker praised a fellow figure as a great American who places country above partisanship. He described the election as deciding the form of government to pass to future generations and expressed willingness to fight alongside leaders like Alfred E. Smith for American principles.
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14Th Street
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the People’s
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Goodyear
Buncutter Tire Co
Hagerstown
Hagerstown, Md
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Chas
W. Wolf
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