Md Democrats Lack Leaders in Annapolis April 3
Maryland Democratic Party leaders struggle for statewide influence amid intraparty factionalism. The 90 day General Assembly ended with Republican Governor Theodore R McKeldin unimpeded as House Majority Leader Boone acknowledged a low ebb for the party. Brice failed to win confirmation for Jewell on the Legislative Council after receiving rebuffs during the session.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Theodore R McKeldin
Boone
Baltimore County
Tawes
Arthur H. Brice
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Senator Jewell
Kent
Coun
Maryland Legislature Struggles Over Beer Monopoly and Leadership
The Capitol scene shows Comptroller Tawees pushing to end Montgomery County's wholesale beer monopoly, with House passage but Senate blockage by fellow Democrats. Baltimore County officials fail to install Turnbull as Senate president while Goldstein faces a rare rebuke from the Democratic Steering Committee. Mahoney remains absent since January 2 as former Governor Lane is mentioned in the wrap.
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Baltimore County
Goldstein
Calvert
Senate
Democratic Steering Committee
Mahoney
George P. Mahoney
Maryland
State House
Lane
Influence in the 1951 session centers on Dr. H. C. Byrd
The text notes November and Europe played little role in the 1951 session while Dr. H. C. Byrd, president of the University of Maryland, stands out as a powerful influencer who rejects being labeled a politician.
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Europe
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Naval Lab awards eight civilian staff for beneficial suggestions
Joseph B. Price Jr a store keeper at the U S Naval Ordnance Laboratory in White Oak received a certificate in the naval establishment beneficial suggestion program along with seven other civilian employees Tuesday afternoon.
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Joseph B. Price, Jr
Magnolia Avenue
Frederick
U. S. Naval Ordnance Laboratory
White Oak
Naval Establishment
Frederick recipient praised for typewriter transit container idea
Rear Adm. W. G. Schindler presents a cash award of 20 dollars to the Frederick recipient. The award recognizes a suggestion for a container to secure and prevent damage to typewriters in transit. Presentations were made by Adm Schindler before department heads.
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Adm
W. G. Schindler
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
Frederick
Adm Schindler
Price
Properties Recently Sold Westminster April 3
Real estate agent Robert L Zentz reports sales from Taneytown offices. Transactions include Charles W VanFossen selling near Big Pipe Creek to Joseph W Horton New Midway. Ralph W Thermson transferring a 234 acre farm near Harney. Harvey A Morrison of Washington DC sells to Willie F Delauter near Myersville. Ray H Ridenour sells a modern home near Thurmont to Jacob H Sell McKnightstown PA. E Theodore Newcome sells Tantytown service station to Joseph W Horton. Donald Fogle sells New Midway property to Robert E Patchel Fullerton. an 180 acre modern dairy farm north of Woodsboro with livestock and machinery transfers. The Trent Affair involved removal of two Confederate commissioners from a British ship by a US war vessel, triggering a British protest during the Civil War.
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Westminster
Robert L. Zentz
Taneytown
Charles W VanFossen
Big Pipe Creek
Joseph W. Horton
New Midway
Ralph W. Thermson
Harney
Harvey A. Morrison
Washington, D.C
Willie F. Delauter
Myersville
Eileen A. Ryat
Washington, D. C
Ray H. Ridenour
Thurmont
Jacob H. Sell
McKnightstown
E. Theodore Newcome
Betheline-Sinclair
Tantytown
Donald Fogle
Robert E Patchel
Fullerton
Woodsboro
Machin
England
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Allstate
Sedan
Chevrolet
Dodge
Plymouth
Nash
Studebaker
Kaiser
Frazer
Oldsmobile
Sears
Safii-Cap
Pat Lipllee
West Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Md
the Farmers & Mechanics
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Arcticatre, Inc
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Hyattstown
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