Maryland primary features mass candidate slate and local races
Maryland voters faced long ballots in the primary selecting among about 1,500 state and local candidates for governor US Senate Congress and the House of Delegates. Frederick County votes on alcohol legalization under a liquor law provision. In Baltimore a first disturbance surfaced as factions clashed in a Democratic contest. A separate item notes Olin D. Johnson's upset win in South Carolina’s Democratic primary for governor.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
United States Senate
Congress
House of Delegates
State Senate
Frederick
Charles C. Ritchie
Columbia
D. C
Chiquola
Honea Path
South Carolina
Spartansburs
Olin D. Johnson
Vetera Cole L. Blease
United States
Blease
Johnson
Bryson
Ickes Orders Skyline Drive Open on Saturday
Secretary Ickes announced Skyline Drive across the Blue Ridge Shenandoah National Park would open to the public on Saturday along its entire length. He noted not all sections are in good travel condition but demand to begin use was high and the opening was determined.
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Virginia
Valley Turnpike
Lee Highway Association
Washington
New Market
Ickes
George C. Peery
Shenandoah National Park
Skyline Drive
Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah, National Park
Miss Fanny Brent Atkinson Dies at Nephew’s Home
Miss Atkinson a longtime Maryland Virginia resident died after a lingering illness at her nephew George B Garrott home in Knoxville Born June 28 1850 near Harpers Ferry W V she lived in Berryville Halltown Hagerstown and spent years with kin in Knoxville and Berryville Survivors include sister Emma Atkinson five Garrott nieces and nephews four grandnephews and one grandniece Funeral services set for 10 am Thursday at Knoxville home with burial in Bolivar W Va Lutheran Cemetery conducted by Rev G G Sydner
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Fanny Brent Atkinson
Maryland
Virginia
George B. Garrett
Miss Atkinson
Halltown
W. Va
Hagerstown
Barton van Buren Garrett
Knoxville
George Atkinson
Berryville
Garrott
Jne
Atkinson
Emma _ Atkinson
Emily Garrott
Frederick City
Cora Garrott
Mabel Pearl
Baltimore
George Garrott
The
New York Times
Jacob Garrott
Alexandria
Martin Garrott
Pan-American Airways
Para
Brazil
William Garrott
University of Maryland
Virginia Garrett
Brunswick High School
Lutheran
Bolivar
G. G. Sydner
Presbyterian Church
Charles Town
Glaize Re-Elected City Council President
J L Glaize a veteran council member was unanimously chosen to serve as president after completing W Nelson Page’s term. He has served about 25 years on the council and was nominated by Fred W Forney with Frank Barr seconding. The meeting also directed police to curb traffic violations and discussed reducing committee numbers by consolidation. A local sign painter Charles Shewbridge offered free metal trash cans in exchange for painting rights.
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J. L. Glaize
W. Nelson Page
Fred W. Forney
Glaize
Frank Barr
Ralph Snapp
Barr
H. H. Hable
Anderson
Charles Shewbridge
Shewbridge
Lee Coble
P. J Marshall
Dr. Snapp
Mr. Forney
Frank Krebs
Fred L. Glaize
C. R. Anderson
R. Frank Barr
C. D. Barnett
F. W. Forney
Peyton J. Marshall
P. D. Miller
Emmory Snapp
Messrs
W. W. Dellinger
J. H. Henry
Reggie Mapp to Start Sundays for Park Club
Park officials announce they have secured star right hand pitcher Reggie Mapp from the Virginia League Portsmouth and V P I as a key addition for the World Series run. He will pitch Sunday’s second series game against O Sullivan and may appear in Saturday’s match against a top Valley club, with Front Royal as a possible foe. Fans urged to attend both games.
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Park Ball Club
Reggie” Mapp
Portsmouth
New York Giants
John McGraw
Southern Association
Mapp
the Park
O'Sullivan
Front Royal
Change Of Hours At ABC Store Announced Today
A. B. C. store changes hours announced this morning by manager A L Baker after a visit by inspector T W Stephens yesterday. Weekdays 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Previously 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.
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ABC
A. L. Baker
Mangaer
T. W. Stephens
Two Girls Die After Bandit Car Crash Near Alliance
Eugenia Nimereala and Jane Quilter, both 18, of Louisville Ohio, were killed when the car they rode in was struck at a crossroad near Alliance by a stolen escape vehicle from an Alliance drug store holdup. One robber, William Ranger of Akron, died in the crash as two gunmen fled the scene. The girls were heading to enroll at Kent State Normal College for the fall term.
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Alliance
Eugenia Nimereala
Jane Quilter
William Ranger
Akron
Alliance R
Louisville
Kent
State Normal College
Hospital radios case stirs Morro Castle survivor story
Princeton Hospital received 16 year old Morro Castle survivor Lewis Perrine after he collapsed at his aunt’s home. Federal investigators were barred from questioning him as they sought details on a claimed shipboard shooting during the fatal fire. Separately, George W. Rogers testified about a past radio operators’ strike and alleged agitator behavior aboard the liner.
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Associated Press
Princeton
N. J
Lewis Perrine
Morro Castle
Princeton Hospital
Perrine
Howard C. Warren
United States Attorney’s Office
New York
United States Army
Raymond E. Perrine
Winchester
George W. Rogers
George Alagana
Rogers
Dickerson N. Hoover
Department of Commerce
Alagna
Ene
Robert R. Wilmott
Roosevelt Seeks Reason In Bank Loan Rules Amid NRA Study
Hyde Park reports President Roosevelt pushing for a rule of reason in bank loan approvals as Mor genthau and federal financing heads discuss a uniform system. He cites cases of rejected loans and notes intent to place NRA enforcement under the Justice Department while denying NRA reorganization talks with Richberg.
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Theacta Press
Hyde Park
N. Y
Rondbest
Morgenthau
Jones
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John Fahey
Home Loan Board
Donald Richberg
Executive Council
NRA
Richberg
Pues S. Johnson
Rouss Fire Company to Meet for Hagerstown Convention Plans
Rouss Fire Company announces a special meeting on Wednesday evening September 12 at eight o'clock to arrange attendance at the Hagerstown convention. The notice, signed by M. D. Weaver, president, lists Saturday September 15 as the related date.
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Rouss Fire Company
Hagerstown
M.D. Weaver
Plans to Launch Annual Red Cross Drive in Western Virginia
The Red Cross aims to form nine district roll call areas in Western Virginia with district centers in Winchester Culpeper Staunton and others. Meetings are set for October 1 to 3 at George Washington Hotel Culpeper and Stonewall Jackson Hotel, as districts organize and recruit members while stressing Red Cross services remain separate from federal agencies. Virginia lags in membership growth, though gains occur in several southern states, and campaigns focus on rebuilding chapter finances amid recent losses.
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Virginia
Teets
Red Cross
John L. Teets
Winchester-Frederick County
Shenandoah County
Clarke
Warren County
Coors
Winches
Page County
Rappahannock
Culpeper County
Greene County
Madison
Orange County
Culpeper
Rockingham County
Highland County
Augusta County
Rockbridge County
Benna Vista
Staunton
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Lord Culpeper
Stonewall Jackson
Headquarters Ince Wll
Western
West Virginia
Maryland
Tennessee
Louisiana
Western Virginia
Hx A
South
Bogus One Dollar Bills Reported In Local Businesses
Counterfeit one dollar bills have appeared in the past several days at drug stores beer stands and mercantile shops. The prints carry series number N40726810A and begin with A and end with A. Front ink is faded though backs mimic genuine notes making detection easy for merchants.
Pickers Tickets Printing Reminder in The Evening Star
Notice urges readers to print pickers tickets now, citing publication in The Evening Star. Details are sparse and originate from a small classified notice style snippet.
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the Evening Star
Fire aboard freighter Bradburn near Balboa reported
The British freighter Bradburn sailing from Houston to the Panama Canal reported a fire in its No 2 hold while returning to Balboa from the Canal Zone. Three ships have burned in five days in Atlantic and Pacific routes, with prior fires on Santa Rita and Morro Castle. The Bradburn, 4,738 tons, built 1930, is operated by Leeds Steamship Co. of Great Britain.
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Associated Press
BAL
C. Z
Bradburn
Tampa
Canal Zone
Kobe
Japan
Brandburn
Balboa
Leeds Steamship Company
Great Britain
New York
U. S
Grace
Santa Rita
Colombia
Ward
Morro Castle
Jersey
Boia
W Hartlepool
Eng
Liopds
da Bidderford
Houston
Tex
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Panama Canal
Lindbergh Plane Awaiting Parts
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh were grounded in Wichita awaiting parts for their plane from St Louis after one left wheel support failed during landing. Minor damage was reported and mechanics said the craft may not be ready until tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kas
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
World News Roundup Narrows on Roosevelts Fireproof Vessels Push
Globe brief reports Roosevelt backing legislation for fireproof ocean vessels following the Morro Castle disaster. Lindberghs await parts after slight landing damage. Gor man urges Roosevelt to push governors toward fair troop use in textile strikes. Turner and Pangborn depart for Newark to set a transcontinental record. Rogers testifies over crew discontent aboard ship. Bank examiners urged to apply rule and reason. Navy reveals plans for a 38 day Pacific war game. Italian heir prospect intrigues Naples crowds. Liberals and Labour demand inquiry into armament firms. British freighter en route to Kobé reports a fire.
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Associated Press
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Morro Castle
Wichita
Kans
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Francis J. Gorman
Burbank
Cal
Roscoe Turner
Clyde Pangborn
trans-Pacific Flier
Newark
New York
G. W. Rogers
George Alagna
San Pedro
Pacific
Navy
Naples
Naples Bay
London
Labor Party
Christobal
Kobé
Japan
Mill owner shot in North Carolina riot at Sayles plant
Massachusetts police rush to Norton as Sayles Finishing strikers eject court order. Two men shot in Rhode Island guard duty clash near 2000 strong crowd. Governor Green warns disperse. Norton guards seize goods. authorities say not martial law. Textile strike politics reach Roosevelt request for fairness in troop use.
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Massachusetts
Norton
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Batlesvilleri
Rhode Island National
Otre
Sayles
Theodore Francis Green
Forest City
N. C
D. D. Little, Jr
Florence Mill
Mass
Defiance Bleachery
New York
Boston
Joseph B. Ely
Defiance
Washington
Francis J. Gorman
Textile Strike Committee
President Roosevelt
Gorman
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Michigan
Ickes Orders
Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection
Orro Castle
Hospital
Department of Justice
BANK
Rouss Fire CO
City City
Shenandoah, Clarke and
Warren
Pickers
Rhode Island City
Lindbergh
World News
Bush
Factory of Sayles Co
Saylesville
N.C
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