Election Shifts Hint at Clean-Government Wave
Analysis notes strong voter moves in New York and Philadelphia where reform candidates Halley and Clark won decisively on anti corruption platforms. The piece also cites Republican gains in Congress but says off year results are not predictive while signaling a possible 1952 focus on clean government and Eisenhower’s potential candidacy.
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New York
Philadelphia
Rudolph Halley
Kefauver Crime Committee
Halley
Mr. Halley
Joseph Clark
S. Ife
Ife
Daniel A. Poling
Dr. Poling
Clark
Ohio
New Jersey
Washington
Eisenhower
Senator Morse
Land transfers list in Fifth to Sixth Election Districts
A series of 1951 land transfers detailed by district include Edith L. Friend and Cornelia Friend Smith to James S. Magee. Robert J. W. Atkinson to Everett Nuttle. Clifton H. Butler to Carl Larsen. Maurice A. Brackett to William B. Stockley. Naomi Tribbitt to Nora Frier son. W. R. Morgan & Sons to Mary R. Webb. Daniel Reed to Mary R. Webb. Louis C. Butler to James Lawrence Wright Jr.. Raymond B. Rawlings and John E. Boulais to Alex Seiler. J. Leon Todd to Alton Messer. George Raymond Truitt Jr. to George R. Truitt Sr.. Ormond F. Williamson to Rachel Collison. Rachel Collison to Ormond Williamson. William Medford Green to Wallace L. Green. William Baumann to John W. Smith. Marvin H. Smith Trustee to Hillcrest Cemetery. J. Robert Eddington to Charles W. Butler. George A. McDaniel to Edward D. Wedlick. Raymond O. Dean to Thomas F. Poole. Solomon J. Hurst Sr. to Carlton V. Walker. John T. Williams to Carlton V. Walker. H Earle Smith to H Alan Butler and Cornelius Butler. all dated 1951 with various parcel locations. The first printing press was imported into this country in 1639.
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Edith L. Friend
Cornelia Friend Smith
James S. Magee
Robert J. W. Atkinson
Everett Nuttle
Federalsburg
Clifton H. Butler
Carl Larsen
Helene Bjerge
Maurice A. Brackett
William B. Stockley
Naomi H. Tribbitt
Nora Frierson
W. R. Morgan & Sons, Inc
Mary R. Webb
Daniel Reed
Louis C. Butler
James Lawrence Wright, Jr
Denton
Raymond B. Rawlings
John E. Boulais
Alex Seiler
J. Leon Todd
Alton R. Messer
George Raymond Truitt, Jr
George R. Truitt
Ormond F. Williamson
Rachel Collison
J. Robert Eddington
Charles W. Butler
George A. McDaniel
Edward David Wedlick
Solomon J. Hurst, Sr
Carlton V. Walker
John T. Williams
H. Earle Smith
H. Alan Butler
Cornelius Butler
Palm reader Madame Marie offers half price readings
An advertisement promotes Madame Marie a palm reader at 125 Race St Cambridge Md offering services to improve health and luck with lucky days and numbers. It urges appointments by phone 2023-1 and claims open daily 10 AM to 10 PM on the Eastern Shore. See her today, tomorrow may be too late.
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Madame Marie
Race St
Cambridge
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