County Democrats Vote For Winners
Unofficial Frederick county returns from 59 of 60 precincts show Lane leading for Governor with 3 235 votes, O Connor ahead for US Senate 3 166 to 2 257, Funk dominant for Comptroller statewide but trailing elsewhere, Storm and Nikirk score strong local wins, and Shook tops Sheriff race. One precinct missing Petersville No 2. official count set for Thursday.
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Frederick County
Petersville 2
T. West Claggett
Gary L. Utterback
House of Delegates
C. Clifton Wirts
Lane
Radcliffe
Storm
Nikirk
Shook
O’conor
U. S
George M. Radcliffe
John E. LaVeck
Baltimore
Funk
John B. Funk
James J. Lacy
Charles H. Roloson, Jr
Charles B. Baden
Daniel H. Carroll
Harold L. Loreman, Jr
Hall Hammond
Hammond
W. Earle Cobey
John S. White
J. DeWeese Carter
Dawson J. Horine
Myersville
Hauver
Edwin F. Nikirk
W. Jerome Offutt
Frederick
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Board of Election Supervisors
Denver J. Shook
J. Raymond Joy
Wendell C. Shankle
T. West Claggett, Jr
Albert J. Zimmerman
Edward F. Holter
State Grange
J. Tyson Lee
Arthur Potts
Lee
Robert P. Bailey
John R. Ewell
Democratic State Central Committee
G. Raymond Shiples
John W. Null
George F. Abrecht
Robert H. Routzahn
Robins J. Atkinson
Joseph &. Chew
Shipley
Abresht
Routzahn
Atkinson
Chew
Avery Browning
C. Clifford Doll
John Mark Roddy, Jr
G. Horton Peace
James A. Rogers
Petersville No. 2
U.S. Rejects Soviet Veto in Atomic Control Debate
Washington reports that Congress debates international control of the A bomb amid Russia’s Do-it-our-way stance. Senator Russell contends the Baruch plan offers world protection without surrendering U.S. tech, while concern grows over a possible U.N. deadlock from Soviet veto demands.
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Washington
United Nations
Congress
Russia
Pravda
Senate
Special Atomic Committee
Russell
D-Ga
Georgia
U. N
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Moylan among judges winning in Baltimore
Six incumbent Baltimore City Supreme Bench judges, all Democrats appointed to the bench, won Democratic nominations in the primary. In the Republican primary, Moser led, with Manley Mason Moylan among the top six. McQuaid and James K. Cullen won over Serbow and Tucker. Identification of a missing pocketbook case named Grace Baumgardner, who recovered $1,013.25 with a $65 reward.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Joseph Sherbow
Moser
Manley
Mason
Moylan
Willfred T. McQuaid
United States
James KE. Cullen
Judge Serbowl
Judge Tucker
Grace Baumgardner
North Market Street
Harry Phillips
Seven Of Ball Team Die In Bus Crash In Cascade Mountains
A bus crash near Snoqualmie Pass in the Cascade mountains claimed seven Western International League baseball players. The dead include George C. Risk and Frederick Martinez, with Vic Picelli among the injured. Rescue efforts were hindered by darkness and rugged terrain.
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Spokane
Western International League
Cascade Mountains
Searle
Seattle
George C. Risk
Hillsboro
Ore
Frederick T. Martinez
San Diego
Vic Picelli
San Francisco
King County
Snoqualmie Falls
Ellensburg
Gus Hallbourg
Boston
Snoqualmie Pass
Non-Home Building Projects Approved
Washington reports more than 1.37 billion dollars in nonhome construction approved since the March start of government controls. In the first 11 weeks there were 31 457 approvals and 14 971 rejections for store factory and office projects. CPA Administrator Small says the nonresidential approvals were cut by May 29 due to material shortages and veteran housing concerns.
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Washington
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
John D. Small
Wilson W. Wyatt
Nomination of Lane Conceded By Tawes
Baltimore reports that Attorney General William Curran backed Comptroller J Millard Tawes for the Democratic nomination for Governor and conceded to W Preston Lane Jr saying Lane looks nominated and urging party unity Curran praised the congressional and court house tickets. Vienna sentences 29 young women six months for loitering around American military establishments with fourteen hospitalized as ill. A bill to fund $12 million for aviation training at Annapolis Navy Academy was introduced by Senator Walsh.
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Baltimore
William Curran
J. Millard Tawes
W. Preston Lane
Pres Lane
Curran
Court House
Vienna
Wels
Austria
Washington
Annapolis Naval Academy
Walsh
D-Mass
Senate Naval Committee
Sally Rand Arrested in San Francisco Indecent Exposure Case
San Francisco police arrested Sally Rand early today charging her with indecent exposure and related performances. The incident involves alleged indecent pictures and an exhibition at a public venue.
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Sally Rand
San Francisco
Early Today
Fan
Ian
Missing Precincts May Settle Battle
A light Republican vote pattern and missing precincts in Frederick County set the stage for a tight House of Delegates race among Wachter Frushour and Harley. Gen Markey led the Senatorial race with 2 519 to Walter 180 and Wilmer 3. Radcliff swept the Register of Wills race, and Hooper led the County Commission slate. Several early leaders held solid margins, while several precincts remained unreported.
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House of Delegates
D. John Markey
Walkersville
George M. Wachter
Harold A. Frushour
Roger G. Harley
Wachter
Gen. Markey
Roscoe F. Walter
Joseph A. Wilmer
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Herman L. Mills
Washington County
Radcliff
A. Grant Hooper
Samuel H. Young
Robert R. Rhoderick
Emmons C. Lanner
Roy L. “Jigger” Mumford
Horace M. Alexander
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Melvin H. Derr
Samuel ,Q
Ausherman
Joseph B. ‘Payne
TBS
Payne
Frushour
Hartey
Edgar B. Palmer
Staley L. Flook
W. A. R. Bell
Norman S. Lease
Gen
Markey
Frederick County
Baltimore City
Maryland
Frederick
Creagerstown
Woodsboro
Petersville
Jefferson and
Ballenger
Atom bomb test day plan given for Bikini Atoll
A joint Army Navy task force releases the first full time chart for the Bikini atoll test on July 1. Preparations begin June 29 30 with 34 000 personnel evacuating the lagoon and 340 ships moving to rendezvous points while only test animals remain on target ships and a few birds and fish survive the blast window.
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U.S.S. Appalachian
Army- Navy
Bikini
Vice Adm
W. H. P. Blandy
Leetle Aujuouune
Fall Lineup Baltimore June 25
Unofficial primary results list the contenders for the November general election. U S Senate pits Herbert R. O Connor Annapolis Democrat against D John Markey Walkersville Republican. Governor match William Preston Lane Jr Hagerstown Democrat versus Theodore R McKeldin Baltimore Republican. Comptroller James J Lacy Baltimore Democrat against Alexander T Grier Salisbury Republican. Attorney General Hall Hammond Stevenson Democrat versus George Cochran Doard Owings Mills Republican.
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Baltimore
U. S. Senate
Herbert R. O’conor
Annapolis
D. John Markey
Walkersville
William Preston Lane, Jr
Hagerstown
Theodore R. McKeldin
James J. Lacy
Alexander T. Grier
Salisbury
Hall Hammond
Stevenson
George Cochran Doard
Owings Mills
Washington Letter by Jane Eads Steps Into Daily Feed
The column by Jane Eads expands from weekly society features to a daily Washington Letter. It will cover everyday capital life, important society events, and the lighter side stories reporters often miss, including glimpses from Congressional committee hearings and other capital happenings.
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Washington
Jane Eads
Washington Letter
Miss Hads
Quincy
Whig-Journal
Big Time
Chicago Herald Examiner
al Capone
Chicago
New York
The
Associated
Europe
Paris
United States
Roosevelt
Washington Times- Herald
Associated Press
AP News
Ufe
Conspiracy, Crash, and Draft News From June Bulletins
Detroit reports twenty two defendants plead guilty in a three million dollar used car conspiracy. Washington notes House Banking committee expects Truman to sign the OPA compromise. Mexico City flashes a DC 4 liner crash after takeoff near the airport. Acheson confirms Romania news suppression protest rejected. The draft law is extended to March 31, barring induction of eighteen year olds.
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Detroit
Washington
House Banking Committee
Truman
Senate House
Mexico City
Mexican Aviation Company
CMA
Irussia
Acheson
Ruggsin
United States
Romania
Reuben Markham
Christian Science Monitor
House
Senate
Three Democrats In House Are Renominated in Maryland
Maryland voters renominate three Democratic incumbents in the U S House. Dudley Roe leads in the First District as Emmerson Marring ton and other contenders vie on the Eastern Shore. In Baltimore’s Third and Fourth Districts incumbents D Alesandro and Fallon win easily while Lassiter leads in the Fifth and Arch McDonald appears secured in the Sixth. Beall and other Republicans run unopposed in their districts.
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Baltimore
House of Representatives
Maryland
Dudley G. Roe
Sudlersvile
Snares Counties
Roe
Emerson C. Marrington
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Atlarney
Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr
George H. Fallon
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Upper Marlboro
J. Glenn Beall
Frostburg
H. Street Baldwin
Hugh Meade
Backu Ped
Baldwin
Herbert L. Grymes
Claude A. Hanley
Towson
Jeaders
Meare
Grymes
Hanley
Baltimore County
Congress
Edward T. Miller
Easton
William H. Tlayd
Tiayd
D’alesandro
Bernard F. Owens
James E. Miller
Fallon
John A. Meyer
Sasscer
Lasscer
Richard Everett Lee
Beltsville
Arch McDonald
Burnt Mills
Washington
McDonald
Dawson J. Horine
Myersville
William ¥. Carlin
Silver Spring
Beall
David G. Marry
Pylesville
Edward N. Kawzen
Edward A. Glenn
Suitland
O Conor Lane Lead Democrats In Maryland Primary Battles
Governor O Conor and Lane swept Democratic nominations in Maryland as Lane led Tawes and Baldwin for governor, while Radcliffe trailed O Conor for the Senate. McKeldin won the Republican Senate nod over Mills, with Markey and Wilmer vying for the other GOP spots. Lane’s ticket dominated statewide offices though Radcliffe survived county counts, and Baltimore showed a strong O Conor start.
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Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
Wand Wharest Lane
Maryland
George L. Radcliffe
J. Millard Tawes
Lane
Tawes
H. Streett Baldwin
Lawes
Baldwin
Senate
O’conor
Radcliffe
Pannlar
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Norman J. Mills
Hagerstown
McQkeldin
Markey
D. John Markey
Joseph Allison Wilmer
McKeldin
Roscoe F. Walter
James J. Lacy
Hall Hammond
Stevenson
O'Conor-Radcliffe
O'Conor
Baltimore City
Little Bikini Fests Hint A-Bomb Damage on Ship Model
A motion picture of the little Bikini tests aboard the U S S Appalachian shows potential water damage and catastrophe if A bombs explode over U S harbors. The film predicts flooding in Wall Street’s district to the Treasury steps and San Francisco’s Market Street, with Bremerton Navy base at risk.
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U. S. S. Appalachian
Lor
U. S
New York
Wall Street
Treasury
The
Stock Exchange
San Francisco
Market Street
Navy
Bremerton
Washington
Little Bikini
Taylor Mogel Basin
Washington, D. C
O’Conor Nomination Assured Says Gans
Baltimore campaign chairman Hilary W. Gans announced Governor Herbert R. O’Conor’s U S Senate nomination in Maryland’s Democratic primary is assured. He cited a convention vote lead of at least 84 with potential to reach 100 as county tallies continued.
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Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
U. S. Senate
Maryland
Hilary W. Gans
O'Conor
Senate
Radcliffe
O Conor
Gans
Anne Arundel
Baltimore Senate Race Polls Show Republican Nomination Totals
Poll results from June 25 list Markey with 18 729 votes Walter 4 312 and Wilmer 10 379 in the GOP Senate nomination race at 6m 841 of 153 polling places. A Washington report notes a small earthquake near Georgetown University yesterday about 1900 miles southwest of the capital.
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Baltimore
U. S. Senate
Markey
Walter
Wilmer
Washington
Georgetown University
Capital
May Leave Russia Out Of UNRRA Allotment
Washington reports that the United States may exclude Russia from UNRRA funds totaling 465 million dollars as President Truman reveals Moscow blocks access for American reporters to UNRRA activities in Soviet Republics. House members push for tougher action, seeking no US funding in nations denying press access. Representative Clarence Brown of Ohio voices the possible shift.
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Washington
UNRRA
Truman
Moscow
United States
Clarence Brown
Ohio
House
Trieste Compromise Prospects Dimmed
Paris reports dimming prospects for an early Trieste compromise as Russian and U S opposition to a French plan reduces chances for a peace pact solution. British plan rejected by Indian Congress as Azad cites no interim government, while New York notes a thin stock market amid slow trading.
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Paris
U. S
Trieste
Italy
Balkans
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Dowot
New Delhi
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
All-India Congress Party
India
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Thomas E. Cook
John M. Kennedy
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Paul B. Rhoads
Rhoads
Equatorial Africa
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O'Coney
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