Maryland Campaign Joins GOP Roster for 1948 Seats
Gen Markey retired National Guard general from Frederick announces bid for the Republican nomination to the U S House from Maryland eighth district. Montgomery County real estate man Grady Gore files for the Senate GOP nomination and pledges a principled campaign against political corruption and inflation. Gore cites fundraising strength and a need to refresh Maryland politics while Markey vows a fighting program addressing taxes, defense scrutiny, and government abuses.
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Associated Press
Maryland
U. S. Senate
Congress
John Markey
National Guard
Frederick County
Senate
Markey
Herbert O'Conor
John Marshall Butler
Butler
Millard E. Tydings
Hell
Montgomery
Frederick
Washington Allegany
Garrett
Gore
Rockville
Beall
Paul J. Robertson
Baltimore
GOP
Baltimore County
H. Streett Baldwin
County Board of Commissioners
Christian H. Kahl
Michael J. Birmingham
Joan Grason Turnbull
Lasseer
Gen. Markey
U. S. House of Representatives
I will fight influence pedaling and central government
A fragmented political excerpt shows a speaker vowing to fight influence pedaling and to remove loyalists from government. He aims to join the House of Representatives to advance his panel fight and notes Frederick County’s long absence of a Congressional representative.
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House of Representatives
Markey
Frederick County
Congress
Milton G. Urner
House
Scientists Explore Bird Migration Triggers by Daylight
Scientists examine why birds migrate in fall and spring and consider daylight balance as a potential trigger. The study weighs how changing light cues may influence migration timing and routes among avian species.
Judge Murphy Heads Cleanup
President Truman selects New York Federal Judge Thomas F. Murphy to lead a non partisan commission to purge public officials who betray trust and to safeguard upright office holders. Murphy, a Democrat, has strong investigations background and will pursue the commission's inquiry with a free hand.
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Washington
Truman
Thomas F. Murphy
New York
Murphy
White House
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Judge Murphy
Potomac
Caudle
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CIO Urges Truman to Push Wage Rise and Tax Reform
Emil Rieve of the CIO called on President Truman to press for higher minimum wage rates stronger inflation barriers and a fair equitable tax program. Rieve, administrative chairman of CIO economic policy committee, is also president of the CIO Textile Workers Union.
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Washington
Emil Rieve
CIO
Truman
Rieve
CIO Textile Workers Union
Ware Stabilization Board member calls wage hike to 1.25 an hour
A member of the Ware Stabilization Board urged increasing the minimum pay rate from 75 cents to 1.25 dollars per hour, arguing the higher wage is necessary.
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Ware Stabilization Board
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