Lane and Mahoney Clash Over Spending and Plans
Governor Lane defends record against critic Mahoney in a Democratic primary clash. Lane questions opponents’ concrete plans for a $59.5 million back‑to‑state share, while Mahoney campaigns on spending cuts. A veteran motorcade rally and a university mailer flap generate statewide attention amid the feud.
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Associated Press
Lane
Baltimore City
Tny
Mahoney Lane
George
Mahoney
University of Mary
Univerity
Lane Campaign
Robert Watkins
U. of M. Alumi US
Early Glories Of Weverton Recalled By River Veteran
John William Turner a lifelong Weverton resident and famed Potomac riverman recalls the town roots from its rail and boat life to the vanished Weverton Factory era. He recounts local lore, hotel days, canal turmoil, and the 1847 dam as the community's boom and Civil War disruptions shaping a river town.
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Weverton
Joe Emenhaver
John William Turner
Potomac
Turner
Izaak Walton
Potomac River
Tillie
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Rough Riders
Henry C
Hattie F. Turner
Teddy Roosevelt
Martinsburg
W. Va
Temple
Coxey
Washington
C. & O. Canal
Johnstown
Harpers Ferry
Cummings
South Mountain
Sam Garber
Skip Gartrell
Weverton Junction
Sam Preston
Brunswick
Clagett Stonebraker
Raymond Webber
Canal
Chesapeake and Ohio
Fock
Rice Garrett
George Bingham
Abner Brock Bingham
Washington County
Kerns
Johnny Kerns
Charles Moss
Caspar W. Wever
Maryland
Pennsylvania
General Assembly of
Weverton Manufacturing Company Inc
George Jacob
Waynesboro
Mason Kinsell
Chestnut Hill
Capt
Hezekiah Boteler
Edward Garrett
Louis Bell
John Gray
Barton Boteler
Wever
Pleasant Valley
Pittsburgh
Henderson Steel and File Manufacturing Company
Weverton Company
Frank Recter
Conference Stymied On Wage-Price Legislation
Washington report shows Senate House conferees deadlocked over granting Truman wide power to impose wage and price controls. Maybank notes possible removal of wage-price authority from the mobilization bill with a decision next Tuesday. Senate group split 4 to 4 over curbing presidential power.
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Washington
Senate House
Truman
Maybank D-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Senate
House
Jr. Truman
Aim Maybank
Maybank
Kicker
Ohio
Woodsboro Man Injured In Auto Crash In Woodsboro
Edward Geesey 81, a Woodsboro basket maker, was hospitalized in fair condition after being struck by a car while crossing Main Street Friday night. The driver, Charles Edward Mercer of Union Bridge, was driving slowly. State Police noted the ambulance broke down after delivery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Edward Geesey
Ness Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Woodsboro
H P. O Brien
Robert Stone
Charles Edward Mercer
Union Bridge
Geasey
Walkersville
Dill Avenue
College Avenue
Court News and Property Deeds and Lawn Advice
Court news lists multiple marriage licenses with names and ages from Ellicott City Weat Seventh Street and other towns, plus several divorce and widower cases and a set of property deeds totaling small sums. A separate notice covers a separation agreement Floyd A Smith Vera J Smith and lawn seeding advice in September from University of Maryland specialists with guidance on reseeding bare patches and fertilizer needs.
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William N. Gassaway
Henrietta M. Nadal
Ellicott City
John Covell
Imogene Larue Turner
Bolivar
W. Va
James E. Davis
Weedsport
N. Y
Patricia A. DeMong
Syracuse
Emmett Mellott
E. Gilbert Groasnickle
W. Clinton McSherry
Charles H. Kehne
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Charles W. Fogle
M. Adeline Roddy
Ervart G. Terpenning
Daniel F. Roddy
Frank A. Roddy
J. Hooker Lewis
Mary Schaer
Frank N. Stauffer
George C. Stauffer
Largest plane ready for Air Force use at Kelly Field
San Antonio August 25 wartime report states the XC-99 is prepared as the world s largest land based aircraft. The multi million dollar craft underwent 14 months of modifications at Kelly Air Force base with destination purpose and most specifications kept secret for military use.
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San Antonio
Kelly Air Force Base
Government orders cuts in civilian rubber use
The Commerce Department directed reductions in civilian rubber consumption for the last four months of this year. The goal is to trim from about 100,000 tons per month to roughly 96,000 tons. Initially stated as natural rubber only, officials later said synthetic rubber is included as well. The measure aims to balance civilian needs with main government requirements for military use and emergency stockpiling. Local notes mention Mary Reindollar visiting parents and college alumni events, plus private camp activities for William Feeser and his return home after eight weeks.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
York
Roland Mackley
Mary Reindeller
Margaret Nurton
Irving College
Allenberry Inn
Mechanicsburg
Reindollar
Allen Feeser
William Feeser
Crystal Lake
William
Otto-Working reunion and local visits in Taneytown area
Taneytown hosts the Otto-Working family reunion at Big Pine Creek Park with Miss Mary Shriver playing accordion and leading singing with Robert L. Smith presiding. Attendees include Rev Nevin Smith of Hanover and many local families. Other items note Washington zoo and Mt Vernon trips, Ritter homecoming supper with Bradley family guests, and travel plans among area residents.
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Taneytown
Janet Smith
Mary Shriver
Big Pine Creek Park
Mary
Robert L. Smith
Frederick
Nevin Smith
Hanover
Tutner Luckenbrugh
Jean
Kenneth Gilds
Jane
Kenneth, Jr
Washington
Zoo
Mt. Vernon
Artington Cemetery
W E. Ritter
Luther Ritter
Littlestown
Lolyd Wilhide
Herman Baile
Charles Ritter
Guther Rittee
Fred Wilbride
Ritter
New England
Canada
George Motier
Jesse Englar
Nineteen Nazi War Criminals Freed Early in Landsberg
In Landsberg Germany Aug 25 nineteen Nazi war criminals including former steel magnate Friedrich Flick were released today for good conduct. They left quickly to avoid newsmen in a driving rain, ending their imprisonment about two years early.
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Landsberg
Germany
Friedrich Filck
Thurmont woman to donate more blood at Fort Howard
Mrs Charles H Clarke Sr of Thurmont plans another blood donation at Fort Howard Veterans Hospital Baltimore in about two weeks She will bring gifts of cigarettes candy and gum to the hospital for distribution to patients and hopes local merchants and residents will donate. Grange hosts weiner roast at Unionville Hall 55 attend
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Charles H. Clarke, Sr
Thurmont
Fort Howard Veterans Hospital
Baltimore
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Frederick, Md
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