If We Were Tydings We’d Talk To McCarthy In Campaign
The Capitol Times reports Sen Joseph R McCarthy plans a Maryland trip to campaign against Sen Millard E Tydings seeking reelection. It urges Tydings to attack Mc Carthy’s record, including his switch from Democrat to Republican, 1941 court discipline, 1946 quick divorce cases, alleged tax evasions in 1943 and 1949, large debt and high interest payments, and his use of anti-Roosevelt sentiment to smear opponents.
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Capitol Times
Joseph R. McCarthy
Maryland
Millard E. Tydings
McCarthy
Tydings
State Department
Senate
Sen
Wisconsin
Shawano County
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
Milwaukee
Kersten and McKinnon
Roberts v. Roberts
Sen. Tidings
Sen. McCarthy
Papropes EL LP A
Order ratifying sale in Caroline County equity case 4320
In the Circuit Court for Caroline County equity No. 4320 Chy. the sale of property by trustees Layman J Redden and Robert W Downes Jr is ratified and confirmed unless objections are filed by November 22. A newspaper insert is required four weeks before October 21. The report states sales amount to 6250 dollars. Clerk Ralph Horsey and Clerk Truesay-Test.
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J. Redden
Robert W. Downes
Caroline County
Td Horsey
Truesay
Ralph Horsey
McCarthy Tax Questions Highlight Wisconsin Paper
The Capital Times reports on McCarthy's 1948 finances including a $10,000 payment from Lustrom Corp for an housing article, a $1.40 per word rate, and no state income tax despite a $25,000 stock loss. The piece compares his pay to Churchill and hints at political echoes from Wisconsin.
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Lustrom Corp
AicCarthy
Winston Churchill
Sen. Tydings
McCarthy
Wisconsin
William T. Bvjne
Capital Times
Madison
Land Transfers From Redden Tate and Hughes Morris
Land transfers record two 1950 deeds. Layman J Redden and wife convey in the Third Election District to Foster J Tate and wife dated September 20 1950. Emmett E Lawson and wife to George B Hughes and wife dated September 16 1950 in the Second Election District. Alice E Wiencke and husband to Thomas I Morris dated September 16 1950 in the Second Election District.
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J. Redden
Foster J. Tate
Emmett E Lawson
George B. Hughes
Alice E. Wiencke
Thomas I Morris
Land transfers dated September 1950 in Election Districts
Edward D Wediick and wife transfer to T Winfield Webster and wife on September 20 1950 for land in the Fifth Election District. Margaret C Neal to Lewis M Naf zinger and wife on September 21 1950 for land in the Third Election District. J Leon Todd and wife to James Brazil and wife on September 19 1950 for land in the Eighth. Sherman L Tribbitt and wife to William Albert Cook and wife on September 23 1950 for land in the Eighth Election District. J Calvin Betts and wife to Elwood Nuckols and wife on September 23 1950 for land in the Fourth. J Leslie Venable and wife to Everett Nuttle and wife on September 22 1950 for lot in the Fifth Election District.
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Edward D. Wediick
T. Winfield Webster
Margaret C. Neal
Lewis M Nafzinger
J. Leon Todd
James Brazil
Sherman L. Tribbitt
William Albert Cook
J. Calvin Betts
Elwood Nuckols
J. Leslie Venable
Everett Nuttle
4 H Club Holds Second Meeting and Dance Plan
On September 28 the 4 H Club met, president Dinky Kerns presiding with 12 members present. A Tuesday night dance lesson was planned, followed by a jello making demonstration by Ann Kerns, Beverly Seiler, and Hazel Moyer. After refreshments and recreation, the group scheduled another meeting for October 5.
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Dinky Kerns
Ann Kerns
Beverly Seiler
Hazel Moyer
Strange Medicines Used In Arthritis Treatment
The article notes that cobra venom moccasin venom and bee stings are occasionally used as treatments for arthritis.
Maryland 1950 proclamation calling constitutional amendments public
Governor Lane proclaims publication of multiple proposed amendments to Maryland Constitution. Amendments cover legislative membership limits, jury as law and fact, executive reconsiderations, and treasury procedures. Ballot wording set for November 7, 1950 general election with notices in two newspapers per county and three in Baltimore.
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General Assembly
Tithe “Legislative Department
House of Delegates
General Assembly of
Legislative Department
Src
Jolfmne- Calvert
Caroline
Charles, Howard
Kent
Queen Anne's
St. Mary's
Ceol
Garrett
Somerset
Talbot
Worcester
Carrol
Porchester
Flatford
Wreamica
Favre
Aneving
Anne Armeel
Beltimere
Frederick
Antacanst
Artile
Miestand
Latta
Uife
Treasury Department
Saul
Preston Lane, JR
State OF
Baltimore
Central Assembly
Annapolis
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