Maryland Merry-Go-Round in bitter primary battle
Maryland polling shows Herb O’Conor rising in Baltimore amid labor vote shifts and Tydings facing a defined Roosevelt split. In Harford and Carroll counties Tydings loses ground as post office scandals surface. A Baltimore poll projects Davey Lewis carrying four of six districts while district by district shifts hinge on Jackson’s influence and anti Roosevelt sentiment.
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Congressman Lewis
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Tydings
Baltimore Sun
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Carroll County
Davey Lewis
Willie Curran
Roosevelt era politics and Maryland contests unfold
The piece paints Roosevelt Lewis clashes in Maryland with Capitol Hill tensions. It notes Perkins altering a Roosevelt social security tribute to honor herself, Cole’s hostility to Roosevelt allies, Loretta M Coots defending the Lewis bias, and Tydings allies roughing Roosevelt aims. It also covers Marylands political realignments, Gr isd wold’s feuds, Huntley’s reporting, D’Alesandro’s expected win over Palmisano, and Cambridge ties.
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Tydings
Havre de Grace
Hagerstown
United Women’s Democratic
Maryland
Bill Walsh
Ted Huntley
Republican National Committee
Washington Times
Tommy D’alesandro
Palmisano
Cambridge
Harrington
Phillips Packing-House
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