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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1951

Page

6

New District Plans Stalled In Maryland redistricting dispute

Annapolis March 1 uP Democrats stall plans to redraw Maryland congressional districts as Southern Maryland senators hint at changes. Senator Phipps moved to postpone the first test of the majority’s proposal until next Tuesday while considering a map centered on Anne Arundel and nearby counties. The plan would keep the First and Sixth Districts, carve a larger Baltimore segment from the Second and parts of the Fifth, and create three Baltimore districts. Also, Senate delays a decision on a University of Maryland building bonds issue amid constitutional questions about a nonpartisan county council election amendment.

Annapolis Democratic Anne Arundel Howard Calvert Garmatz Fallon Baltimore Raley Senate Hyde Montgomery Attorney General’s Office Goldstein Ed Hyde Attorney General's Office Attorney General University of Maryland Building Authority

Crosses Burned Near Home In Hagerstown

In Hagerstown Washington County two crosses were burned last night near a suburban white family's home. A card left on the door warned them to "get out." Deputy Sheriff Mike Farrie said the incident is under investigation and condemned the terroristic act. The warning was scrawled on an ace of spades, a black ace symbolizing death.

Hagerstown Mike Farrie Washington County Farne

Mystery initials on card stump linked to violence probe

A gambler describes seeing the initials K K K on both sides of a card with no clear link to the Ku Klux Klan. A deputy declined to name the reporting family and said neighbors saw two youths fooling around the area last night. Historians note Antona as the Valentine state, admitted to the union February 16, 1912.

KKK Farrie Ku Klux Klan Antona Valentine Union

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