Markey Seeks GOP Nomination With Veteran Backing
Hagerstown June 29 A A D John Markey retired general from Walkersville running for governor touts veterans support as his secret weapon. He rallies 300 Republicans and says 70 percent of that backing comes from Democrats. He vows a 125 million dollar annual budget and argues for 5 percent department cuts to reach that figure. He recalls his 4 year Senate race against Herbert O Con or and urges a recount law. Other speakers include Rep J Glenn Beall and Sen Harry Phoebus.
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Charged With Taking Officer's Handcuffs
Hagerstown June 29 staunch report says Mars Jackson a Negro about 45 is accused of stealing a policeman's handcuffs. Magistrate Harry E Snyder presided as details emerged. Charges include drunk and disorderly conduct resisting arrest and stealing a pair of handcuffs. Patrolman Wigfield testified after midnight call to break up a party at the Jackson house. A fight followed when a second handcuff was to be used. Mary Jackson Tan Wigfield claimed the handcuffs later. she said she dropped them. The magistrate set 875 in fines on two counts and deferred the handcuff charge. Dr Haas recovers Rev J Franklin Haas pastor Calvary Methodist church has recovered enough to occupy the pulpit Sunday at 12 am. sermon titled The Man Without a Country.
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Truman Calls Korean Reds Bandits at News Conference
President Truman defended South Korea as a free nation under attack by North Korea and called the invaders a bunch of bandits while saying the United States is not at war, merely supporting United Nations police actions. He declined to discuss troop or nuclear options as U S planes and ships press the Korean front.
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Truman Disputes Taft On Korea Policy Shift Claim
President Truman rejects Taft's claim that his Korea intervention reversed Acheson's policy. He calls Taft's remarks uncalled for as Acheson labels the invasion a cynical, brutal act of aggression carefully plotted for weeks. Military and diplomatic notes show debate over using U.S. troops amid weather, terrain, and ground support questions. Senate to vote on a 1.22 billion arming bill for non Communist nations including Korea.
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Maryland Bar backs full investigations in custody rulings
Atlantic City reports the Maryland Bar Association urging courts to conduct thorough inquiries before awarding child custody in divorces. Judge Moylan warned decrees in hundreds of non contested cases often lack welfare evaluation, with custody provisions rubber stamped in many proceedings.
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Divorce Reforms Seek Child Welfare Focus and Court Overhaul
A state bar association backs reforms prioritizing children's welfare before divorce decrees and supports a 30 day gap between filing and decree. A proposal to abolish Orphans Courts and shift duties to Circuit Court judges is expected to spark debate at the convention.
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Frederick Lions Picnic At Gambrill Park Tonight
The Frederick Lions skip the regular luncheon this Thursday for their annual summer picnic at Gambrill Park this evening. The gathering features members from the local club and guests enjoying a social program outdoors.
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DELPHEYS SPORT STORE Ad Promotes Boats and Motors
See us for a complete line of fishing tackle. All kinds of boats, famous Evinrude gear shift out board motors. See us before you buy. New and used boats and motors Delphey's Sport Store 140 W Patrick St.
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