Tydings Withdraws From Senatorial Race
Maryland politics shift as 66 year old Senatorial hopeful Millard E. Tydings withdraws due to shingles ending his bid to unseat incumbent John Marshall Butler. Democratic leaders begin selecting a replacement amid a crowded field including George P. Mahoney Philip Perlman and J Millard Tawes. Mayor D Alesandro and former Gov Lane decline bids as central committee faces first mid campaign withdrawal in recent history.
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Millard E. Tydings
United States Senate
Harford County
Maryland
Senate
Democratic State Central Committee
Tydings
John Marshall Butler
George P. Mahoney
Philip B. Perlman
William C. Walsh
Court of Appeals
Michael J. Birmingham
Baltimore County board of commissioners
new Democratic national
D’Alesandro
William Preston Lane
State Central Committee
Lane
Canada
Central Committee
Brown-Liden Family Holds Annual Reunion at Harrington
The Brown-Liden family reunion met Sunday Aug 19 at the Century Club House in Harrington. Hazel Brown Taylor of Denton presided. officers elected include Ruth Brown Russell Bridgeville president Marilyn Brown Hopkins Lewes vice president Raymond Wright Philadelphia secretary Ruth Russell historian Ernest Brown assistant historian. Oldest woman Sallie Brown and oldest man Goatee Stevens received gifts. Youngest attendee was Michael David Brown, 1, son of Capt. and Mrs. Fred Brown Bridgeton N J. Next reunion set for Dublin Hill Community Hall near Bridgeville with host Sherman Neal. Also notes public notices listing dates and events from 1916 to 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown-Liden
Harrington
Century Club
Hazel Brown Taylor
Denton
Ruth Brown Russell
Bridgeville
Marilyn Brown Hopkins
Lewes
Raymond Wright
Philadelphia
Ruth Russell
Ernest Brown
Sallie Brown
Goatee Stevens
Michael David Brown
Fred Brown
Bridgeton
N. J
Dublin Hill
Sherman Neal
Girl Scouts See Doubling of Members Since Four Years Ago
Peninsular Council reports 2,523 girls and 830 adults across five Maryland counties Dorchester Queen Annes Talbot Caroline Kent and two Delaware counties Kent and Sussex. Miss Iliane Schadt says 13.6 percent of 1955 7 to 17 year olds were Girl Scouts and projections could reach 4200 by 1960 with expansion. Fund drive runs Oct 1 with early gifts Sept 1–15. goal 16327.82. Troop 1 Sadlersville founded May 1927 and early camping pioneer Miss Sarah Spencer at Booker's Beach 1926–1932.
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Peninsula Council
Iliane Schadt
Maryland
Dorchester
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Caroline
Kent
Delaware
Sussex
Sadlersville
Sarah Spencer
Booker's Beach
Cape Charles
Elkton
Caroline Bowling Lanes Sanctioned for League Play
William Fleetwood owner of the Caroline Bowling Lanes announced the National Duckpin Bowling Congress sanction. leagues may begin. An open letter invites all area youths ages 10 to 17 to a free Saturday morning bowling school on Sept 1 at 9 am, with junior leagues to follow under the American Junior Bowling Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fleetwood
Caroline Bowling Lanes
National
Duckpin Bowling Congress
American Junior Bowling Congress
Fox Congratulated By Rayburn At Chicago Democratic Convention
Hamilton Phillips Fox, candidate for Congressman from the Eastern Shore, is shown with Speaker Rayburn at the Democratic National Convention where Rayburn urged him to pursue government service. Fox highlights youth in government, local handling of segregation, and a strong Stevenson Kefauver ticket. He will launch campaign with a speech to the Maryland Democratic Women's meeting in Ocean City next Sunday afternoon.
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Fox
Rayburn
Chicago
Hamilton Phillips Fox
House
Clements
Tennessee
Maynar
New Jersey
Jack Kennedy
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Maryland
Ocean City
Stevenson Kefauver Nominated By Democrats
Adlai Stevenson of Illinois won the Democratic presidential nomination on the first ballot at Chicago. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee secured the vice presidential spot on the second ballot. The Stevenson Kefauver ticket united the party and ended the convention with a strong display of harmony.
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Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Chicago
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Stevenson
Kefauver
middle west
south
Young Family Holds 7th Reunion At Trappe Pond
The Young family held its seventh reunion at Trappe Pond Delaware on Sunday August 12. Attendees included James E. Young Sr and Jr with families, Irving Ober and family, Nicodemus Larramore and son, Russell Kemp and family, Stella Ki Kemp and Donna Beth Warren of Greensboro, Nolan Sylvester and family of Felton, Pearl Reed, Joe Medley and family of Cambridge, Annie Brantner and family of Colora, Bart Dunn Allen Combs Dolores Dunn Elkton, Ira Brantner Edward Stope and family, Clyde Cookenmaster and family, John Sarten Edith Dunn and Barta Dunn of Wilmington, William F. Young and family, D W Gordon and family of Everett Pa, Teddy and James Fleming of Cambridge Mass, Glen Fleming and family of Seaford, George Clendaniel and family of Templeville, George Bishop and family, Raymond Fleming and family, Dillon Fleming of Goldsboro. The oldest present was Edith Dunn. the youngest Randy Ober. The reunion will be held each year with a different host and hostess.
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Young
Trappe Pond
Delaware
James E. Young
James E. Young, Jr
Irving Ober
Nicodemus Larramore
Russell Kemp
Stella Ki Kemp
Donna Beth Warren
Greensboro
Nolan Sylvester
Felton
Pearl Reed
Joe Medley
Cambridge
Annie Brantner
Colora
Bart Dunn
Allen Combs
Dolores Dunn
Elkton
Ira Brantner
Edward Stope
Clyde Cookenmaster
John Sarten
Edith Dunn
Barta Dunn
Wilmington
William F. Young
D. W. Gordon
Everett
Teddy
James Fleming
Mass
Glen D. Fleming
Seaford
George Clendaniel
Templeville
George Bishop
Raymond Fleming
Dillon Fleming
Goldsboro
Randy Ober
Smith Family Held Annual Reunion At Gecil Resort
The Smith family descendants met at White Crystal Beach on Sunday August 19 with about 70 members. President Anna S. Hickey led the business meeting where Laura Glass reported 7 births, 1 death and 1 marriage in the year. The farthest couple was Lewis N. Smith and his Pittsburgh bride, and prizes went to the oldest and youngest attendees. A social time followed swimming and fellowship.
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Hutchins H
Narcissi S. Smith
White Crystal Beach
Anna S. Hickey
Claymont
Del
Laura Glass
Lewis N. Smith
Pittsburgh
George Ruff
Blades
Ridgely Tournament a Big Success for St Benedicts Fund
About 600 spectators watched a medieval jousting tournament at Ridgely Athletic Field last Sunday to aid St Benedicts Catholic Church building fund. Over $1,000 was raised. Knights from Cordova and nearby areas competed in professional and amateur classes with prizes including a palomino colt and a carving set.
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Ridgely
St. Benedict’s Building Fund
Ridgely Athletic Field
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Cordova
Beth Pinder
Peggy Williams
Worten Point
Ben ‘Williams
Williams
Peggy
Old St.Joseph’s
James Connolly
Queen Anne
Betty
Douglas Garey
Harry R. Hughes
Denton
Francis McDonough
St. Benedict’s
Robert Anderson
Wilmington
Howard Pinder
Hamilton P. Fox
Salisbury
Congress
Francis Callahan
Francis Lynch
Charles Connolly
Taylor Messix
Frank Boyle
James H. Lynch
Juvenile Delinquency Conference Set for Sept in Maryland
The Maryland Commission for the Prevention and Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency will sponsor the Second Governor's Conference on Juvenile Delinquency September 10 to 12 at the University of Maryland College Park. Mrs Wilmer Fell Davis of Federalsburg serves on the Religion Committee, while James Hill, Supervisor of Pupil Personnel for the Board of Education, works with the Education Committee. The conference includes general sessions and workshop groups aimed at educating Maryland citizens and promoting broad community planning to prevent and control delinquency.
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Maryland Commission for the
University of Maryland, College Park
Wilmer Fell Davis
Federalsburg
James Hill
Board of Education
Maryland
Caroline Farm Beauty Queen to Compete at Timonium
Miss Fana Jones 17 of Federalsburg leads 23 Maryland farm girls chosen from 400 county entrants in the Maryland Farm Queen contest staged by the Associated Women of the Maryland Farm Bureau. Final judging August 29 at Timonium State Fair Grounds under Mrs Atlee Armous.
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Caroline County
University of Maryland
Maryland
state Extension Service
Loyal Roger
Billy Engle
George Foy
Billy Kleinwachter
David Nagel
Joe Voshell
Bobby Jester
Carole Kelinwachter
Joyce Flarrison
Connie Stoops
Ellen Wheedleton
Shirley Cowgill
Noomi Fuchs
Betty Moore
Frances Fisher
Ann Pine
Edna Williamson
Karen Hackert
Charlotte Cannon
Anne Plummer
Lois Fuchs
Marybelle Remsburg
Charles Hackert
Claire Downs
Ruth Ann Wharton
Sandra Coulbourne
Fana Jones
Kennard Holden
Clifton Crouse
Caroline
Associated Women of the
Maryland Farm Bureau
Atlee Armous
Rising Sun
Maloney Family Reunion Set for August 26 at Chambers Park
The Maloney family descendants of Robert H. and Josephine Maloney will hold their fourth annual reunion Sunday, August 26, at Chambers Park in Federalsburg. Activities begin at 12:30 p.m. with a basket lunch, followed by a business meeting. Mrs. Eric Horton leads entertainment. officers include President Margaret Baynard and Vice President Robert Maloney.
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Maloney
Robert H
Josephine Maloney
Caroline County
Chambers Park
Federalsburg
Eric Horton
Margaret Baynard
Robert Maloney
Clarence Beauchamp
Ann Maloney
Ralston Purina Showcases The Champ Mammoth Bovine
The Champ, a 12 foot tall 19 foot long 8 foot wide steer exhibit, touring major state fairs to explain beef production. Visitors enter via a neck door and view life like organs, milk production, and embryo development. Built from 29 exterior parts with veterinary input.
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Ralston Purina Company
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Weather Data
National Park Service
Department of Interior
United States
Charleston
S. C
Rainer Kin
Sun
Girl Scouts
Democratic Party
America
Mr. Fox
Young Family
Smith
Gecil Resort
J. Millard Tawes
Crisfield
Cedar Lane
Betty Sherwood
Vaughn Callahan
Moonbeams Range
Barbara Connolly
Old St. Joseph’s Church
Robert F. Magrogan
June
J. C. Dulin
Treasury
Knights
Ham Fox
Caroline Farm
Timonium
Free State
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