Six Weeks To Determine Md. Recount Result
June report from Washington shows Senator Jenner of Indiana chairing the Senate subcommittee as it delays final recount results for at least six weeks. The panel will not rule on fraud. focus remains on contested Maryland 1946 race where Democrat O Conor defeated Republican D John Markey by 2232 votes.
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Washington
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate
Maryland
O'Conor
D. John Markey
Rivers
Pennsylvania
Bi Committee
Subcommittee
Recount Under Way as Voter Marks Debate Ballot Validity
The subcommittee focuses on legality of ballots marked by voters who used marks other than X in the Maryland election recount. Thirty counties’ totals are reviewed, with 6,624 ballots previously ruled on, while a separate recount proceeds in Baltimore. The report notes potential inadvertent marks and the effort to determine validity.
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Jenner
Maryland
Baillimore
Rulng
Permits Issued For Ten New Dwellings
Permits for construction of ten new dwellings and two new barns have been issued by Supervisor of Assessments A. Lamar Barrick. Permits total about $45,000 in new buildings and improvements to various property owners including Frank E. Gaver Ladiesburg Robert L Warfield near Thurston Arthur L. Porter Knoxville Straw Day near Ridgeville Clement D. Orey near Brunswick Minnie Zentz Thurmont and Daniel W. Lee Jr near Adams.
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A. Lamar Barrick
Frank E. Gaver
Ladiesburg
Robert L Warfield
Thurston
Arthur L. Porter
Knoxville
Straw Day
Ridgeville
Clement D. Orey
Brunswick
Minnie Zentz
Woodside Avenue
Thurmont
Daniel W. Lee, Jr
Adams
Local Property Additions and Remodels Listed Across Frede
A column of property improvements and building projects is catalogued with several homes and businesses. Entries include additions to dwellings, remodels of barns and dairy houses, and small business upgrades in the Emmitsburg Thurmont Buckeystown areas. Notable amounts range from 250 to 7 000 dollars, with contractors such as Carpenter and Runkles and C. S. Schrodel noted.
Road and property improvements listed for Maryland tenants
A Centreville notice lists multiple property projects with costs ranging from 200 to 2 000 dollars. Edward Cunningham and Irene Cunningham of Rocky Springs remodel a dwelling for 1 500 dollars. Irving Norwood of Route 240 builds a garage for 250 dollars. Garrett Davis of Bartonsville constructs a bungalow for 2 000 dollars. George Krantz of Mountaindale builds a shed for 200 dollars. Paul Etzler near Johnsville adds a chicken house for 400 dollars. DST rejected in Centreville, Md on June 4, Daylight saving time was rejected.
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Ford’ Road
Edward and
Irene Cunningham
Rocky Springs
Irving E. Norwood
Route 240
Garrett L. Davis
Bartonsville
George C. Krantz
Mountaindale
Paul Etzler
Johnsville
Referendum Result Reported With Clear Majority
A special referendum here produced a decisive result with more than a two to one majority in favor. Voter turnout details and the implications for local policy decisions were discussed by officials and residents.
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