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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1950
Page
13
Secretary of State Frank M. Gordon reports overwhelming turnout with 2,862,063 voting in larger registration, 1,826,350 for others, totaling 4,925,000 including minor parties. He estimates a 50 percent turnout on Tuesday in what is described as the state's largest registration ever.
California voters head to the polls Tuesday for the state primary. Governor Earl Warren seeks a third term in a party split race with Roosevelt factions and a Democratic challenge from Helen Gahagan Douglas and Manchester Boddy. Richard Nixon tops the Republican ticket for Congress amid debates over New Deal ties and national policy influence.
Washington reports the State Department will create a worldwide network of American science diplomats to collect and share non secret research. Dr Lloyd V. Berkner led the study and urged wide policies to improve science information flow between America and other nations including the Soviet Union. He recommends official delegations to international scientific meetings behind the Iron Curtain.
Washington June 4 top Senate Republican leaders divided over the administrations 1 222 500 000 foreign arms program with Millikin of Colorado wavering on backing if a strong case is made by State and Defense. The split signals no unified GOP stand in the Senate as Acheson proposals for increased Western Europe armament are debated. In a separate note Rowell Dorsett, a Baltimore motorist injured in a Route 40 crash, remained in critical condition at St Agnes Hospital.
A westbound Hershey chocolate cargo trailer rolled over after skidding through Snyder's Curve on Route 40 near Ridgeville Sunday at 10 30 a m. The 1950 Mack tractor owned by Gordon H Belt Baltimore and driven by John Bernard Hill 31 also of Baltimore escaped major damage. Hill suffered minor facial and wrist cuts but was treated locally. The trailer upset into an adjacent field, scattering candy bars and baking chocolate across the scene.
Baltimore UPI reports Goucher College will abolish all sororities by June 30 as decided two years ago by President Otto Kraushaar. He cited positive effects on members but undesirable impact on non members and said the action ends the organizations. A separate traffic incident involved a trailer burst scattering confections and a Baltimore relief truck recovering most items. A speeding charge was brought against Hull.
Members of the Frederick Chapter of the United World Federalists plan to attend a public meeting in Baltimore hosted by the State World Federalists tonight. Frederick president William Brosius announced that speakers will be Representative Walter H. Judd and Cord Meyer Jr. Judd, recently part of the U.S. delegation to the Geneva World Health Conference, has pushed Congress to back a world government. James.
Rouse, president of Maryland Federalists, will preside at the meeting at the Lyric Theater with a number from Frederick planning to attend.
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