Policies of Roosevelt Are Real Issues In Exciting Maryland Fight
In Maryland the Roosevelt policy battle between Senator Tydings and Rep. Lewis heats up as campaigns push differing views. Lewis cites high campaign expenditures while Tydings defends solid support. Maryland’s mixed politics and delegate system complicate victory despite large population centers. Arthur Hungerford is also active as a third candidate allied with the New Deal.
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Peane Imei Mullard E. Tydings
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Ene
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Arthur Hungerford
National Envy Council
Democratic governor race to be decided by ranked voting
The article explains the two round elimination process used to pick the Democratic candidate for governor. If no candidate wins a county majority, the lowest is eliminated and second choice votes are redistributed until a candidate earns 50 percent. Marylanders expect days to pass before a winner is declared.
Junior colleges eyed as part of public school system
Dr. Hasl outlines two aims for junior colleges including vocational training and prolonged schooling to ease drop out problems. He lists three course types: general education continuation, vocational start and completion, and combined vocational cultural terminal programs for citizenship. He notes education concepts shifting toward flexible promotion based on mastery.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Ad Clues and Answers From 1938
Readable crossword clues and solutions from a 1938 ad by Natures Syndicate Inc. Includes across and down entries like 1 A bit and 9 An age with answers implied by fragmented puzzle hints. Features title style and puzzle formatting typical of the era.
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Progressive schools urge group pacing and maturity based placement
The speaker argues for moving children through school at their normal rate and grouping by social or intellectual suitability. He urges transferring progressing youngsters to new groups and supports grading by maturity rather than age to reduce first grade failure due to immaturity.
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Hall
Card of Thanks for Hollie M Dick
We thank friends and neighbors for thoughts during the illness and death of Hollie M Dick and for floral tributes and the kind regard shown.
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Hollie M. Dick
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