Contests Develop for September Primaries Amid Candidacy Filings
The Board of Election Supervisors accepted final certificates of candidacy for the September 18 primaries. Eight Democrats and Republicans filed for multiple offices including House of Delegates and Orphans Court. Contests loom for County Commissioner, State's Attorney, and State Central Committee with several incumbents seeking re election.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Political slate names and uncontested nominations listed
The text lists the Republican State Central Committee and State convention slates with no contests. It names Central Committee members John C. Derr Rosa V. Smith Emmett R. Bowlus John R. Johnson Wilson L. Roberson Pierce H. Gaver and delegates Grace C. Duvall Pearl A. Bader Charles McC. Mathias Jr Henry Reese Shoemaker Merrii Franklin Wachter tey E. Bowie Sterling L. Lenhart. It also notes uncontested nominees Edward D. Storm and Jacob E. Ramsburg for State Senator Harry D. Radcliff for Register of Wills James H. Falk for County Treasurer Elis C. Wachter for Clerk of the Circuit Court.
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Orphans’ Court
Edgar W. Feaster
Walkersville
Harry C. E. Wolfe
Roger G Harley
House of Delegates
Joseph ©. Eisenhauer
Alton Y. Bennett
James V. Shaff
Ballenger
Walter C. Jones
Circuit Court
Register of Wills
Denver
J. Shook
Alfred Clinton Dean
Paul B. Rheads
Guy Anders
Maurice C. Smith
Daniel J. Thomas
William T. Staley
Claude R. Crum
Robert H. Rhoderick
A. Grant Hooper
Samuel H. Young
John W. Wachter
Joseph R. Harp
George H. Wilt
W. Jerome Offutt
Edwin F. Nikirk
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Charles A. Price
Albert M. Coblentz
Mary Hancock Gregory
Spencer E. Stup
Frank C. Shook
Roy I. Hyndman
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Walter Cc. Jones
Kendal Committee
George F. Abrecht
Joseph E. Chew
Arthur Potts
Joseph F. Fisenhauer
J. Tyson Lee
James L. Nester
Robert H. Routzahn
Edward M. Akers
Marshall H. Leatherman
Laura F. Strude
Charles W. Wood
Mildred Smith Fisher
Harry C. Dorcius
R. Patrick Turner
Florence M. Kanade
Malcolm Ridgely Baer
Robert P. Bailey
William B. Burall
George Charles Bothe
James §. Decker
George E. Hamilton
William E. Haver
Hazel W
Tah
Wikes Wong
Suey
Norris
Gary L. Utterback
Horace M. Alexander
Richard B. Baumgardner
Melvin H. Derr
M. Holmes Fout
S. Fenton Harris
Joseph B. Payne
Roger G. Harley
Republican State Central Committee
Central Committee
John C. Derr
Rosa V. Smith
Emmett R. Bowlus
John R. Johnson
Wilson L. Roberson
Pierce H. Gaver
Grace C. Duvall
Pearl A. Bader
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Henry Reese Shoemaker
Merrii Franklin Wachter
Tey E. Bowie
Sterling L. Lenhart
Edward D. Storm
Jacob E.ramsburg
Harry D. Radcliff
James H. Falk
Elis C. Wachter
Point Of Rocks Man Injured In Accident
Clarence Carter of Point Of Rocks escaped serious injury after his station wagon left Route 28 near the Dicker son underpass, struck fencing and a power pole. He was taken to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda in favorable condition for observation, with Montgomery County officers Kenneth King and James T. Furlow investigating. An Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department call was received.
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Clarence Carter
Point of Rocks
Dickerson
Bethesda
Kenneth King
James T. Furlow
Montgomery County Police
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department
Ambu
Hospital delay halts firemen and Indies auxiliary meeting
Ambulance crew including Jon W. Price, President, and Chief W. L. Burdette, first aid specialist, were detained longer than expected delaying the firemen and Indies auxiliary meeting planned for their carnival next week.
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Firemen
Indies Auxiliary
Jon W. Price
W. L. Burdette
Slate Of Nine Is Filed At Rockville
In Rockville on Aug 1 the Montgomery County Charter Committee filed a slate of nine council candidates. Democrats include Malcolm H White John C Pugh George Lynn Woodruff William Brent Young and former mayor John C Post. Republicans are George F Nesbitt Lathrop E Smith Harold F Hammond and J Louis Monarch. Seven posts exist. Gardner said the slate will endorse other filed candidates to complete seven per party.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Charter Committee
Committee On Council
Malcolm H White
Sunshine
John C. Pugh
Poolesville
George Lynn Woodruff
Silver Spring
William Brent Young
Chevy Chase
John C. Post
Takoma Park
George F. Nesbitt
Sandy Spring
Lathrop E. Smith
Travilah
Harold F. Hammond
J. Louis Monarch
Council
Allen C. Gardner
Charter Committee
Next Wedding Card Message Avoids Direct Congratulations
The guide notes that one should not write congratulations to the bride on a wedding card. Instead craft a neutral wish such as with all good wishes for your happiness, keeping the tone formal and thoughtful.
Mahoney Calls Lane Luxury in Maryland Race
George P. Mahoney labeled Governor Lane an expensive luxury as he campaigned for the Democratic nomination for governor. He urged tax cuts and denounced the 2 percent sales tax, recounting tax increases under Lane, accusing political deals of steamrolling the levy and noting a blind delegate’s tearful vote change.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Lane
Mahoney
Mary- Hand
Charles M. iLee
Allegany
Melix
Mand
Thas
Maryland
Craters of
Yand
Fulfi
Maryland Tax Fight and District Defense Move
Mahoney blasted Lane and the Baltimore machine alleging excessive taxes and a costly political setup. He pledged tax cuts and a businesslike administration and warned of four more years of machine dominance. In Washington, the House approved a district defense bill empowering Commissioners and funded a new Civil Defense office. Pine-Mar Camp held services led by Raymond and Anna Edwards with future appearances by the Smith singers. A birthday party for Johnny Smith was hosted in Lewistown with games and gifts.
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Lane
Baltimore
Alen Washington
House
White House
House Appropriations Committee
Civil Defense
U. S. Park
Pine-Mar
Taneytown
Raymond
Anna Edwards
Herman Smith
York
Smith
Bryan King
America
F. P. Brose
Johnny Smith
Lewistown
Large beetle catch reported in Burkittsville residents
The House family of Burkittsville reports a large beetle haul after six days using five traps. They captured 98 gallons of Japanese beetles between July 22 and July 30, with 10 gallons by July 30, equaling about five gallons per day per trap. A green vegetative dye is noted as a landscaper aid to keep lawns green year round.
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John House
Burkittsville
House
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