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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1962

Page

8

Labor Votes Divided in Maryland Democratic Primary

Organized labor in Maryland shows a split in the Democratic primary as union locals resist central leadership backing for Mahoney. AFL-CIO leaders and 16 on the committee favored no endorsement or backed Hume, while Mahoney drew 389 votes to 360.

Associated Press Maryland George P. Mahoney Maryland District of Columbia Afl-Cio United Automobile Workers Baltimore al Stockton David Hume William C. Doherty National Hume Mahoney Woodrow F. Strong Francis X. Fisney Baltimore Council Tabor Labor Fisney

Workers oppose Mahoney endorsement in gubernatorial vote

Delegates voted by unit with per member shares. about 400 votes were uncast due to absences. Among blocs present the steel and auto workers were largely against the Mahoney endorsement and urged strong opposition to Gov. Tawes reelection.

Mahoney Tawes

Anniversary History and Local Fire Officers Installed

A historical roundup notes events from 1821 to 1961 including Texas colonization, Fort Fisher siege, and Eisenhower’s farewell. It also covers Walkersville Fire Company officer installation with 290 attendees and lists past and present local officials and notable births.

Texas Moses Austin New Spain Fort Fisher N. C William = .&. Sims Josephus Danels Eisenhower Smith Thompson U.S. Supreme Court Stanford N. Y Thomp Walkersville Fire Company Walkersville

Montgomery County Council Adopts Racial Discrimination Ordinance

The Montgomery County Council approved by 42 votes an ordinance to end racial discrimination in all public business places in the county except taverns and bars. Councilman William F. Hickey proposed the alcohol-vente اختصاص carveout as a condition for supporting the measure.

Rockville, Md Montgomery County William F. Hickey

Stella 8. Wer ner backs Hickey amendment for bill passage

Another member, Stella 8. Wer ner, said she would support the Hickey amendment because of the extreme importance of getting this bill passed, even though she did not agree with it in principle. She said in such matters we must give a little to get the larger loaf.

Stella 8. Werner Hickey

Meanest thief award goes to Glasgow crime incident

A Glasgow AP report cites a meanest thief award for an incident where a month-old baby named Gary McKinno was dumped from a carriage and the thief fled while the mother briefly looked away.

Glasgow Scotland Faward Gary McKinno

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