Dorsey Seeks New Look at Baltimore Voter Cards
Baltimore August 18 Philip H. Dorsey Jr wins two court orders to view voter authorization cards from the June 28 primary in the 4th Legislative District. He seeks evidence for an election fraud charge to challenge the district’s vote. Judge Cullen ruled cards are public records. Rollins may appeal to the General Assembly for legal status changes.
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Philip H. Dorsey Jr
Dorsey
Ferdinand Sybert
James K. Cullen
Edward D. &. Rollins
Court of Appeals
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Rollins
General Assembly
James H
Jack) Pollack
Sybert
Dr. H. C. Byrd
George P. Mahoney
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A&P Cuts Coffee Prices For Three Brands
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. announced a ten cent per pound price cut on its three coffee brands Red Circle 8 O Clock and Bokar. The reduction takes effect Thursday and sets the new price at 1.09 dollars per pound. A tight lidded tin can store shoe shining materials and keep odors in while saving closet space.
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DIATRON Weight Loss Promise From Allen's Store
An advertising note promotes DIATRON a weight loss remedy claiming it curbs hunger without drugs, diet, or exercise. It guarantees weight loss in the first package or a full refund, with bottles sold for $3.00 at Allen's Cut Rate Store 153 N Market St. Mail orders available.
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Hardware Farm Supply Business To Be Sold
Sale of the hardware and general farm supply business operated by Thomas and Co. in Gaithersburg after 30 years is planned for month end. The buyer is said to be Thomas Distributing Co. of Hagerstown. The contract will take effect August 31. The firm, founded 40 years ago, once ran eight locations in three Maryland counties. Thomas and Co. would then run three canneries and rent property in Gaithersburg. The proposed sale involves more than $124000 including buildings and inventory.
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G. Frank Thomas
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Baltimore
Frederick
Adamstown
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N. W. Thomas
Maryland maps plan to treat chronic drunks in state
Baltimore August 18 Maryland plans to sober up an estimated 50 000 chronic drunks. Health official Joe B Dellinger said the University of Maryland clinic for alcoholics will run full time within a month or two. A $20 000 request to create alcoholic treatment units at chronic disease hospitals is proposed, financing 10 beds at Montebello Hospital and a new hospital at Hagerstown. About 700 patients a year could be treated with these units. Maryland already runs alcohol treatment in mental institutions, with an estimated 15 000 needing hospital care. Fathers could be treated at clinics. Also Washington August 18 the House passed by voice vote and sent to the White House a bill extending unemployment compensation to about four million more workers.
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Maryland
Joe B. Dellinger
Health Department
University of Maryland
Dellinger
Montebello Hospital
Hagersjtown
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