Maryland GOP lands upset victories in 1952 election
In Maryland a Republican upset toppled Democratic Senator Millard E. Tydings and Governor William Preston Lane Jr. John Marshall Butler won the Senate seat, while Theodore R. McKeldin defeated Lane for governor. Baltimore City backed both Republicans, giving Butler and McKeldin solid margins as public mood shifted away from the Truman era.
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Baltimore
Millard E. Trydings
Maryland
Truman
John Marshall Butler
William Preston Lane, Jr
Sun
Theodore R. McKeldin
Tydines
Maryland- General Assembly
Armed Services Committee
State Department
Butler
Tydings
McKeldin
Lane
Baltimore City
Everett M. Dirksen
Lucas
James H. Duff
Myers
Millard F. Tydings
Senate
Amerasia
Frazier Reams
Thomas Burke
Col
James P. S. Devereux
Marine Corps
Wake Island
GOP
Frederick G. Payne
Connecticut
Lodge
Bowles
Mary
Theodore Rosevelt McKeldin
Colorado
Dan Thornton
Walter W. Johnson
Nevada
Charles Russell
Vail Pittman
Michigan
Arizona
New Mexico
Wyoming
Congress
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Death and funeral notices listing local obituaries
Alexander C W 63 of 205 EB 16th died Tuesday husband of Annis service 2 PM Wednesday Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel burial Llano Saddoris Charlotte Ida 26 of 1211 Kentucky died Tuesday wife of doe mother of Rex Terry Shelton sister of Oscar James Mrs Joe Goodman Mrs P A Anderson Mrs Johnnnie Ladehoff Mrs Herrick Simon Mrs GO C Jones Mrs D O Vaughn service 10 AM Thursday Polk Street Methodist Church burial Llano Wright Ed Wright 90 of Houston died Sunday son of Mrs Mable Wright brother of several relatives service 4 PM Wednesday Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel Brown William Jess Brown 7A of Adrian Adel Earl wife of Reynolds service 1930 AM Wednesday Adrian Baptist Church burial Vega Parish Rosa Estelline Parish 60 1300 North Lake died Tuesday sister of How ard Ralph Gow G W body taken overland to Texan
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Alexander CW
Alexander
Annis
Blackburn- Shaw Memoria Chapel
Saddoris
Charlotte Ida
Kentucky
Doe
Rex Terry
Shelton
G. Holman
Oscar
James
Joe Goodman
Johnnnie Ladehoff
Herrick Simon
GO. C. Jones
Vaughn
Polk Street Methodist Church
Llano
Wright Ed Wright
Houston
Mable Wright
Burl Calloway
Ruth Wright
James Norris
Barton
Bill Hannah
Walter Ayone
Kenneth Thomas
Clifford
Bill
Bill, Pant
Blackburn 6Shaw Memorial Chapel
Chapel
Brown
Wiliam Jess Brown
Adrian Earl
Bernice Eden
Ethel Maudie
E L
F. M
Ray
Tex
Reynolds
Mamie Oqudd
Edna Mae Meyers
Lillie
Ablé
Nora Estes
Jennie. Fields
Sam
Adrian Baptist Church
Burial Vega
Rosa Estelline Parish
North Lake
Howard
Ralph
Vege pape da BROTHERS death notices mixed
Wanda Violet Anderson aged 46 of 3501 Monroe died Tuesday wife of J Harvey daughter of J W Ketchum sister of FL E RC J L Mrs Keith Merrick service 3 PM Thursday Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel burial Memorial Park Cemetery Annie Ray Whittington 78 of Hollywood California died Saturday mother of Oden sister of Mrs Lyla Hopkins Mrs Frank LaQuest Mrs Ola Phillips service 2 30 PM Wednesday Westrum Funeral Home Roswell NM burial Roswell Cemetery Helen Lyons 59 806 Madison sister of John M and Phil Lyons Mrs Ray Harrison Mrs J C Honea sister in law of Mrs Blanch Lyons service pending Boxwell Bros
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Whittington
Annie Ray Whittington
Hollywood
Cal
Oden
Lyla Hopkins
Frank LaQuest
Ola Phillips
Westrum Funeral Home
Roswell
Helen Lyons
Madison
John M
Phil Lyons
Ray Harrison
J. C. Honea
Blanch Lyons
Boxwell Bros
McKinney and Price Death Notices
Dee eit eet ye Ohee 405 ee Dee eit eet ye Ohee 405 ee Willie M. McKinney 52 of Angel Camp Cal died Monday. Service pending with Griggs. PRICE Thomas J. Price 59 of Dimas died Monday. Husband of Dixie and father of Mrs. James Miller. Body sent to Sweetwater Oklahoma for service and burial.
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Willie M. McKinney
Angel Camp
Cal
Winnie
Cecil
Robert Lindley
William Pillsbury
C. T. McKinney
Gilbert
Alvin
Ben Rowan
S. J. Johnson
Griggs
Price Thomas J. Price
Dimas
Dixie
James Miller
Pearl Archer
Sam Douglas
Ed Dollars
Sweetwater
Okla
Eisenhower Arrives in Fort Worth for Texas Visit
General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives in Fort Worth for a four day Texas tour with stops at College Station Houston and Dallas He is guest of oilman Sid Richardson and publisher Amon Carter Eisenhower will review the Texas A&M Cadet Corps and speak at College Station and address officials at the University of Houston and Rice Institute before leaving for Oklahoma City.
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Fort Worth
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
College Station
Houston
Dallas
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Sid Richardson
Amon Car
Texas A&m Cadet Corps
M. T. Harrington
University of Houston
Rice Institute
City Club
Oklahoma City
Longest village in the world may be North Fork Idaho
The longest village likely is North Fork Idaho extending from Carmen bridge five miles north of Salmon to the settlement of North Fork seventeen miles down the highway.
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North Fork
Idaho
Carmen Bridge
Salmon
Massive Allied Raid Hits Sinuiju and North Korea Fronts
U S B 29 bombers unleash 121000 pound demolition bombs on Sinuiju while 85000 incendiaries and napalm strike across Manchuria border. MacArthur orders coordinated bomber fighter strike to cut North Korean supply routes as UN forces push along northwest and northeast fronts. MIG and jet dogfights erupt with an early all jet air combat. Marine and Army units advance toward Pakchon and Chosin reservoir amid heavy bombardment.
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River Frontier
Manchuria
Yalu
Antung
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
China
Kim I Sung
United Nations
Sangsim
Sinuiju
27Th Commonwealth Brigade
Chongchon River
Pakchon
Tokchon
Seventh Marine Regiment
Chosin Reservoir
New Mexico Returns Show Fer nadez and Dempsey Win Seats
In incomplete returns from 582 of 910 divisions, Democrats A. M. Fernandez and John J. Dempsey won the two at large seats in Congress. Dempsey, a former congressman and governor, defeated Republicans Steiner Mason and Jose Armijo. Mason led by early Albuquerque gains but Fernadez and Dempsey drew strong support in the east.
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Mechem
Albuquerque
East Side
A. M. Fernadez
John J. Dempsey
Congress
Steiner Mason
Jose Armijo
Dempsey
Mason
Armijo
Fernandez
Rural Texas counties tilt to Democratic slate in state races
Rogers led in the southern district parts with Cottle and Hall counties giving large margins while Potter and Gray counties supported Guill. Hutchinson showed a tight result. Potter County and the Panhandle backed state nominees heavily as ticket splitting favored Congress races. In Potter County Shivers won 8,333 to 996 against Currie with box 31 voting solidly Democratic in state races.
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Rogers
Cottle County
Hall County
Guill
Potter
Gray
Hutchinson
Potter County
Panhandle
Congress
Shivers
Ralph W. Currie
Masterson Ranch
Ben Ramsey
Gu ill Wins Congress Race After Long Campaign
In Potter County precincts Guill led the vote with 420 to Rogers 191 in a GOP box while Shivers and Currie trailed. The district, with 80,000 voters, saw heavy turnout for a nonpresidential general election. The campaign began last March after President Truman named Gene Worley to a federal bench, culminating in four campaigns and Rogers taking office next year.
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Congress
Guill
Revere No 2
Central Fire Station
Rogers
Waluie
Potter County
Shivers
Currie
Truman
Gene Worley
South
Altavene Clark
Blake Timmons
Amarillo
Clark
Timmons
Pete LaMaster
Perryton
LaMaster
Pampa
Texas
Telephone strike threat noted by company officials
The Southwestern Bell Telephone Company emphasizes its duty to provide uninterrupted service and cites contracts with employees reached last June. Officials urge workers to honor agreements and continue operations to minimize public disruption while the company commits to serving as many people as possible.
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Itus
Telephone Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Hospital kitchen woes spark diet and staffing debate
Dr Swindell cites nurse aides training gaps while superintendent Pielden blames differing diet ideas for kitchen issues. Dr Dine urges a qualified dietitian as Dr Robberson backs Miss Adams, head cook. Crumley calls for nurse empathy and Reed pushes better public relations. patients cite slow nurse response and evening nourishment gaps.
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R. R. Swindell
C. Fpf. Pielden, Jr
W. C. Dine
Jason Robberson
Miss Laverne Adams
Miss Adams
F. A. Potter
Fred Crumley
Northwest Texas Hospital
FE. P. Reed
T. P. Churchill
Election Upset Boosts Republicans in 1950 Off-Year Vote
Off-year results show Republicans gaining at least five to seven governor races and winning 20 of 32, with Earl Warren victorious in California. Insurgent Democrat Vincent Impelliteri captured New York City mayoralty, and labor-backed candidates faced heavy losses nationwide. Truman faced a onslaught as Republicans tacked Senate and House seats, reshaping political power ahead of 1952.
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Charles G. Ross
Truman
New York City
Chicago
Vincent Impelliteri
New York
Cook County
Ill
Daniel Gilbert
John Babb
Tammany Hall
Lucas Gilbert
Illinois
Coon County
Jacob Arvey
Arvey
AFL
CIO
Forrest C. Donnell
Missouri
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
Senate
Labor
Friends
Taft
Ohio
American Labor Party
ALP
Paul Ross
Truman-labor Coalition
Tru
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
John Davis Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
California
Idaho
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Nixon
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Nixon
Alger Hiss
Phorry
State Department
Douglas
Herman Walker
D. Worth Clark
Glen H. Taylor
Sydney R. Yates
House
Texas
Vito Marcantonio
Vincent Impellitteri
Justice Ferdinand Pecora
Tammany
Impellitteri
Williamsburg
Potomac
Itching First Application Promises Relief with Blue Star Ointment
Ad copy claims first application relieves itching from water eczema, boils, tetter, ringworm, pimples, scabies and toe itch. Claims satisfaction guarantee with money back if not satisfied after first jar.
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Globe-News
Crosley
Blackburn
Shaw Funeral Directors
Amandes
Vege Pape da Brothers
Ruthker
Jefferson
Ike
Bulova
Lewis Jewelers
Polk
Bulovan
Cath
C.O.D
Polk Corner
Ith
G. M. Waddill, Jr
Marsalis
Roy Snodgrass
Earl Warren
Scott W. Lucas
Francis J. Myers
Arec Csk
Herb Powers
Gewakul
John
Furbach
Polk St
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Hamilton Watch Agency
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Mido
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