Democrats Seek Unity as Maryland General Assembly Opens
Annapolis Jan 2 top Maryland Democrats rally before a 90 day General Assembly session. While party leaders vow unity and seek caucus consensus for Senate presidency and House speakership, competing candidates emerge from Baltimore and Prince George counties. Republicans brace under large majorities as leaders plan early conferences to shape committees and coast into a new session.
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Snate
House
Theodore
McKeldin
Gorgesor Lane
Poundly
Lane
Cauccuses
Senate
Lawes
T Tawes
Assembly House
George W. Della
Baltimore
John Grason Turnbull
Baltimore County
John C. Luber
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Leroy Pumphrey
Prince George's
Delta
Pumphrey
Turnbull
Luber
George PL Mahoney
Mane
Maryland
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Pevnny
Mahoney
A. Gordon Boone
Baltavere
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany County
al Goor
Anders R. Lofstrand
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Horace P. Whitworth, Jr
Reds Insist On Action On Germany First
London reports that the Soviet Union declared readiness for a preliminary four power conference but urged demilitarization of Germany as the top priority. Moscow’s note to the United States Britain and France outlined a plan while cautioning that Western moves to arm Germany and form divisions could jeopardize broader East West talks. Western diplomats differed, with Washington skeptical and London Paris more optimistic about possible gains. The Kremlin emphasized a first focus on Germany’s demilitarization and signaled willingness to discuss other German questions within that framework.
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U. S. State Department
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Kremlin
Europe
Bonn
Goldfish publicized Three Springs Fisheries feature
A Ford Trick Times pocket magazine in Frederick promotes Three Springs Fisheries Lilypons with three color photos and two pages on goldfish breeding and care. The piece highlights F-5 Ford trucks that transport 150,000 bait fish from Lilypons to distant markets for game fish anglers, amid local distribution by R. L. Warfield.
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Three Springs
Ford Trick Times
Frederick
R. L. Warfield
Frederick Motor Company
Ford
Milk Turns To Butter Mystery Tries Chemists’ Mind
Chemists admit uncertainty over the precise chemical changes that occur as milk becomes butter, noting the process remains not fully understood and subject to ongoing study.
Three Vehicle Cattle Crash Reported in Maryland Territory
Randallstown state police say three accidents occurred Tuesday with only property damage. About 6:50 a.m. a cattle truck driven by Wilmer Smith Baker, Emmitsburg, overturned on Route 140 at Route 91 near Finksburg injuring cattle but not people. Equipment damage estimated at 1200 dollars. Wilbert L. Searle Sr., 63, of Finksburg, was charged with failing to stop for a through highway.
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George S. Eyster
Emmitsburg
Finksburg
Wilmer Smith Baker
Charles E. Hollie
Wilbert L. Searle
Smith
Cattle trailer damages car. bus collision near Westminster
A tractor trailer overturned while avoiding Scarfe's car but did not collide. The cattle trailer struck Bernard L. Jackson's parked car on Route 1 at Westminster, while Scarfe faced Magister Vincent Scrapps next Tuesday. A Virginia licensed sedan rear‑ended a Howard County school bus on Route 40 near West Friendship. no injuries. Russell M. Shipley of Marriottsville, bus driver, was cited.
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Scarfe
Bernard L. Jackson
Westminster
Vincent
Tubman
Virginia
Howard County
West Friendship
Russell M. Shipley
Marriottsville
Auto crash near Route 40 leaves two charged with reckless driving
Three cars were scraped in a strange evening collision east of Trucker's Rest on Route 40 at about 6:30 pm. Robert H. Paschen Jr of Charlottesville Virginia was charged with reckless driving after taking the right of way from another vehicle. Hearings are set for January 8 in Ellicott City. Bus damage estimated at $15 and Paschen's sedan at $125. Also named in the report are Amy L. Murray of Mt. Airy and Charles E. Inspector.
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Robert H. Paschen Jr
Charlottesville
Ellicott City
Paschen
Trucker's Rest
Route 40
Hammersmith
Amy L. Murray
Mt. Airy
Charles E
Local trio cited after traffic clash in Baltimore
Schram Woodbine and George L Blackwell of Baltimore collided while attempting to avoid a car stopped in their lane. Mil ton Putman of Baltimore was cited by Trooper Hammersmith for improper parking.
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