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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1950

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

John House Burkittsville House

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