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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1954

Page

5

Judges Split Over Clerk Appointment in Maryland Circuit

In Hagerstown on January 28, Chief Judge Joseph D Mashlagenstern of Maryland’s Fourth Judicial District accused Associate Judges George Henderson and Morgan C Harris of playing politics over selecting a temporary clerk for Washington County. They named John R Black, a Republican, brushing aside veteran deputies Merlin Snyder and W Edward Heimel. Mish vows to abstain from signing any order if Black is appointed and notes the constitution allows judges to appoint a successor to elective clerkships when the office is vacant. Black, a former Liquor Board member and ex-county commissioner clerk, previously lost a bid for the post.

Hagerstown Maryland Washington County Joseph D. Mashlagersteun George Henderson Morgan C. Harris Cumberland Henderson Harris John R . Black Republican Mish Puta Democrats Black Florida Merlin Snyder W. Edward Heimel Weagley Judge Mish Circmt Washington Cane Mish Washington County Liquor Board Board of County Commissioners

More Smaller Gifts To Party Desirable

President Eisenhower advocates increasing small contributions to the Republican Party over chasing large donors. Thomas Mahaffey of Indianapolis states the idea after meeting with Eisenhower at the White House. Mahaffey, on the Republican National Committee finance panel, notes efforts to broaden the base and cites about 4 900 new contributors in Marion County Indiana giving $1 to $35 each.

Washington Eisenhower Thomas Mahaffey Indianapolis White House Mahaffey Finance Committee Republican National Committee Marion County Indiana

Aberdeen Gubernatorial Hopefuls Mahoney Byrd Speak

In Aberdeen Maryland January 28 Mahoney and Byrd addressed Democrats as candidates for the gubernatorial nomination. They urged a strong, honest government, emphasized a balanced budget, and argued for a pay as you go road program over heavy borrowing. Byrd highlighted primary value to choose the strongest opponent and promised efficient administration with no finagling in state finances.

Aberdeen Byrd Harford County Mahoney University of Maryland Barford County U. S State Roads Commission

Mahoney Urges Full Time State Roads Commission

Mahoney says the State Roads Commission should be a full time body with members compensated commensurate with service and relieved from private business. He notes current pay and part time status weaken efficiency and denies seeking governor contracts.

Mahoney Wang “Sasad Fem Ashe Maryland

Western Trade Groups Dickering With Moscow

In Moscow on January 28 Western businessmen and official trade missions press Moscow on deals that may revive East West trade. British traders lead the effort with optimism as French salesmen seek small ships and tobacco. Talks cover consumer goods, farm products, and raw materials amid Moscow’s drive to raise living standards. negotiations show rough bargaining and no contracts signed after ten days.

Moscow United States West Europe Russia C Steward Builish Teatile

March of Dimes Campaign Suspended After Treasurer's Death

Polo campaign work is halted here Thursday following the death of Roger R Rice, longtime local treasurer since the start of March of Dimes drives. Final Mother’s March accounting will occur today at the Cramer Building, Church and Court streets, with contributions left at Chairman Bennett’s office or mailed to the post office box address.

Deplores Bill To Boost Tax In Annapolis Debate

In Annapolis Maryland legislator McKeldin pushes a bill to raise the state liquor tax and share proceeds with Baltimore and counties. He warns of a 200000 loss if blocked while the governor prepares a spending program for a likely record budget. Liquor industry leaders urge uniform state taxation to stabilize revenue for local improvements. A second brief reports Mrs. Gladys King dies from burns at Silver Spring.

Annapolis Gor Mecheldin Baltimore Mecheldin Maryland Reon General Assembly Baltimore City Baltamoe County Liquior William Schimmel Maryland Liquor Industry Advisory Council Liquor Advisory Council Schimmmel McKeldin

Prescott Is Speaker Here at Fred erick County dinner

Associate Judge Stedman Prescott of Rockville spoke to 136 members and guests at the Fred erick County Fish and Game Protective Association annual dinner at Hotel Frederick. The program included motion pictures on deer trapping at Aberdeen Proving Ground and beaver release. Joseph J Nestor presided and installed officers. new president William M Moore and others were named. The event featured remarks on hunting and wildlife by Prescott and attendees from state agencies.

Stedman Prescott Rockville Fredenck County Fish and Game Protective Association, Inc Frederick Prescott Patuch W. Schnauffer Montgomery County Harry Thompson Mark Joseph J Nestor Wiliam MM. Moore Paul Vagaha Paul Kallaway Alton Whitmoe Steretari Walter Erker W Bartgis Storm Nestor George Line Oscar Dem Roger G Plummer Thomas J Crum M Oj Croghan

Navy Files Destroyed Sparks Cold War Argument

Senator Jenner described a 1944 White House order to destroy Navy counter intelligence files in New York. He said the materials documented Communist activity among maritime units and in waterfront and convoy operations to Russia. Jenner said the move was to hinder exposure of Soviet and Communist influence during World War II.

Washington Sen Jenner R-Ind White House Navy New York Jenner Russia Franklin D Roosevelt United States Senate Robert Morris Subcommittee New York City Morris Ernest J King Chester Nimes Bob Morris Nixon House Morris Len McCarran Red Naval Intelligence Moris New Look Limes Victor Kravchenko Soviet Purchasing Commission Morris Moss Kravchenko Kravcchenko Havel

American colleges chase lanky track scholar Pirie

Word leaks that several American colleges offered track scholarships to Pirie and he planned to accept and move to the United States possibly permanently. A friend named Georgetown and the University of Oklahoma as likely options. Both schools confirmed active pursuit of the long legged 22 year old.

United States Pirie Georgetown Liversity Oklahoma

Fresco Technique Defined As Fresh Plaster Painting

A concise definition explains fresco as a painting method executed on wet plaster. It highlights the key requirement that plaster be fresh for the pigment to bind properly, outlining the core challenge artists face in this medium.

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