Mahoney Campaign Manager Resigns in Frederick County
George P. Mahoney’s gubernatorial bid loses a key ally as R Francis Sappington resigns as campaign manager and openly backs Dr. H C Byrd. Sappington accuses Mahoney of insincerity and pledges to persuade workers to vote for Byrd in the June 28 primary. Mahoney confirms Frederick County victory without Sappington’s help despite a prior campaign visit.
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George P. Mahoney
R. Francis Sappington
Frederick County
Sappington
H. C. (Curley) Byrd
Muhoney
Mahoney
Baltimore
Hugo R. Hoffman
Hoffman
Byrd
Frederick
Mr. Mahoney
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McKeldin To Speak At Mt. Carmel Sunday
Mt Carmel Methodist church observes its 100th anniversary on Sunday June 27 with Governor Theodore A McKeldin delivering the 11 a.m. service. District Superintendent Rev Smith will dedicate the new Sunday School room at 2 30 p m. Attendees are invited to bring a picnic lunch for the day.
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Not Guilty Of Intent To Kill In House Shooting Case
A U S federal jury acquitted Lolita Lebron of intent to kill in the March 1 shooting that wounded five congressmen. She was found guilty on five counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, while her three male colleagues were convicted on similar assault charges. The jurors deliberated 19 hours, 7 of them today. Lebron faces up to 50 years total for the lesser offense. the men face up to 75 years each if convicted on the intent-to-kill charges.
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Washington
Lolita Lebron
Congress
Puerto Rican Nationalist trial details emerge in court
Wounded men described in the firing as Mrs Lebaron fired into the ceiling during a demonstration tied to the Puerto Rican Nationalist party. Judge Holtzoff weighed bench conference hints while Leo Rover pressed for intent to kill charges. Five counts per defendant carry potential decades, but concurrent sentencing limits the maximum to 76 years.
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Holtzof
Ius
Montgomery Attorney To Be Sentenced June 30
James H. Bowen a 52 year old Bethesda attorney was convicted by a Montgomery County Circuit Court jury of larceny after trust and embezzlement totaling 10607 from a client in a real estate transaction Sentencing was postponed to June 30 by Judges Charles W Woodward and Patrick Schnauffer Bowen admitted using client funds to cover a 1949 538000 shortage at his former firm Security Title & Trust Investment Corp to prevent losses to clients and said monthly payments were made on the Collins trust in Silver Spring
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Rockville
James H. Bowen
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Charles W. Woodward
Patrick Schnauffer
Bowen
William J
Catherine V. Collins
Silver Spring
Kenneth W. Watkins
The
Security Title & Trust Investment Corp
Campaign backs drinkometer use in Maryland driving tests
Baltimore on June 17 a group urging legislative approval of drinkometers, devices to measure alcohol consumed, opened a campaign. Harry Katz, Baltimore Traffic Magistrate and vice chair of the Committee on Tests for Alcoholic Intoxication, led the launch. Dr Rose S Fisher and Maj Jaxton M Ridgely head the effort, arguing current methods fail to prove intoxication without chemical tests. The piece also notes the earth’s precession, a 25 800 year wobble.
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Baltimore
Marsland
Harry Katz
Rosesell S. Fisher
Maryland
Jaxton M. Ridgely
Katz
Not To Try Second Charge Against Lewis
The State decided today not to try a second libel charge against radio commentator Fulton Lewis Jr. after a prior acquittal. Judge James Clark had given until today to decide on a second prosecution and indicated he would not pursue the case. The earlier acquittal involved a libel claim about a letter reprinted from the Congressional district weekly.
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Ellicott City
Fulton Lewis Jr
Lewis
Paul JJ. Bailey
St. Marys County
James Clark
Howard County
Clark
An- State
Daniel M
Joseph A. Mattingly
Ihe
Devetment
Bailey
Philip Dorsey
Joseph Weiner
Republican State Central Committee
St. Marys
Immigration row sparks citizenship battle in Guatemala report
A letter alleging misconduct by Guatemala's military and Bailey's charge of a purchasing agent libel appeared under Lewis's name and cited county affairs. Immigration authorities under the State Department detained Julian's passport on arrival from Paris, triggering plans to seek cancellation of citizenship.
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Guatemala
Bailey
Lewis
State Department
Julian
Thewild
Air France
Paris
Passport Lifted for Harlem Flyer Hubert F. Julian
Federal officials seized Col. Hubert F. Julian passport known as the Black Eagle of Harlem and he announced plans to seek denaturalization. The move followed reports of arms shipments from Poland to Guatemala and Julian said last month he would pursue denaturalization.
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New York
U. S
Col
Hubert F. Julian
Black Eagle
Harlem
Julian
Poland
Guatemala
Native Trinidadian American Noted for Earthquake Record
A Trinidad native and naturalized American, the individual is associated with a claim that no major earthquakes occurred in the United States in 1933.
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Trinidad
British West Indies
United States
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