1611 Votes in Frederick Democrat Primary Outcome
Unofficial Frederick county results show Daw ison J. Horine of Myersville winning the Democratic Congressional nomination for the Sixth District by 542 votes in a light turnout. Horine carried Jackson and Frederick District heavily, while Hormé trailed in Montgomery and Allegany counties. Total 1161 votes, precincts reporting gradually, costs per vote exceed $3.
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Frederick County
Dawison J. Horine
Myersville
Montgomery
Allegany
Hormé
Horine
Will Allen
F. Byrne Austin
Thomas O’connell
Montgomery County
Board of Election Supervisors
Heriie
Jackson
Election Board
Smath
Polisi
Grover C. Shaff
Jefferson
J. Edward Seltzer
Emmitsburg
Ren
Brunnswick
Austin
Allen
Brunswick
Frederick
O’connell
Frederick No
Horiie
Susan Jed
Ome
Walkersville
Buckeystown
Petersville
Braddock
Thurmont No
MacArthur
Jewish Settlements Under Bombardment Near Jerusalem
Jewish settlements Neve Yacov and Atarot came under Arab shelling with 36 rounds reported. No casualties or major damage. Nearby Mekor Haim saw scattered morning firing as Britain reinforces Jerusalem and warns Arabs against invasion before May 15. Authorities note Brit ish forces back a Jewish-Arab truce in the area.
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Jerusalem
Neve Yacov
Atarot
Mekor Haim
Befar Etzion
Idor MacMillan
Britain
Palestine
Thurmont Farm Laborer Found Dead in Bed
Jack Smith known as Jackie, Thurmont farm laborer at Morris Free farm Rocky Ridge, found dead in bed on Monday morning. County medical examiner cites cerebral hemorrhage. Resident of Thurmont for ten years. Funeral services planned for Wednesday with interment at Monterue cemetery. Mr L Creager and Son funeral directors.
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Jack Smith
Thurmont
Jackie
Morris Free
Rocky Ridge
Smith
Monterue
L. Creager
Near Decision On Repeal Of Oleo Taxes
Washington May 4 The Senate neared a decision on the oleomargarine tax repealer as House action already passed. The bill faces a Senate parliamentary snarl over referral to the Finance or Agriculture committees and calendar status. Key lawmakers like Aiken Fulbright and Vandenberg weighed compromise options to ensure oleo is not sold as butter in public eateries.
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Washington
Senate
House
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Agriculture Committee
Aiken
Aleo
Finance Committee
Adrien
Fulbright
D-Ark
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for several property sales. Austin Zimmerman and relatives sold farms totaling about 240 acres in Tuscarora district to Charles and Ruth Pulman for around 28000. Earl Hargett sold two New Market district farms to Clyde Main for about 525000, plus a Monrovia farm of 12374 acres. Harvey Edwards sold a dwelling at 1205 North Market to Charles Cline for about 18000. Nellie Gray sold property on Carroll Street to David Nesh for about 6000. James Champion sold Fifth Avenue property to Malcolm Barger for about LE. Gilmore Flautt sold ten Buckey Addition lots to Hargett for about 4000. Collateral for 161.45 posted by Philip Station in Hagerstown for speeding 99 mph. New York market news notes continued demand in stocks and industrials.
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Austin E. Zimmerman
Ethel M. Zimmerman
Ruth G. Zimmerman
Charles W. Pulman
Tuscarora
Earl F. Hargett
Clyde D. Main
wWo
New Market District
Monrovia
Harvey B. Edwards
Charles R. Cline
North Market Street
Nellie Gray
David A. Nesh
Carroll Street
Tharment
James L. Champion
Malcolm E. Barger
Fifth Avenue
B. Kk
Gilmore R. Flautt
Hargett
Buckey Addition
Col Marshall Stubbs Named New Commander at Detrick
War Department announces Col Marshall Stubbs will replace Col Lloyd Fellenz as commanding officer at Camp Detrick. Stubbs, a West Point 1929 graduate and MIT chemical engineering master, currently leads the Wood Chemical Center. Born June 13, 1906 in Nebraska, he began in the Air Corps and moved to the Chemical Corps in 1934. holder of the Bronze Star. Col Fellenz to depart for Army War College.
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Detrick
War Department
Marshall Stubbs
Lloyd E. Fellenz
Col
Stubbs
Frederick
Col. Fellenz
Army War College
Wood Chemical Center
Col Stubbs
Neraska
West Point
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Col Ibbs
Air Corps
Chemical Corps
Past Masters Night Held by Columbia Lodge No. 58
Columbia Lodge No. 58 A F and A M held its annual Past Masters Night at the Masonic Temple with about 250 attendees. Judge Charles E Moylan of the Baltimore City Supreme Bench spoke, and 29 of 31 living Past Masters attended. Presentation of the jewel and apron was made by Past Master Frank H Lewis to E Eugene Thomas Jr. The Worshipful Master is Ralph W Bower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge No. 58
A. F
Masonic Temple
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore City
Frank H. Lewis
E. Eugene Thomas, Jr
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Ralph W. Bower
Columbia Lodge
Rev Dr Theodore F Herman Dies in Lancaster
Word arrived of the death Friday of Dr. Theodore F Herman 76 president emeritus of Evangelical and Reformed Theological Seminary Lancaster He had been ill in Lancaster where he long served as professor of systematic theology and as president from 1939 retiring last summer A Germany native he previously pastored in Cleveland Lafayette Indiana and Allentown Funeral services were held Monday in Lancaster.
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Theodore F. Herman
Evangelical and Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Herman
Germany
Cleveland
Lafayette
Ind
Allentown
Fidelity Building and Loan directors elected
Fidelity Building and Loan Association shareholders elected a full slate of directors for the coming year led by Wm. T. Delaplaine as president and Roger R. Rice and Benjamin Rosenour Jr. as vice presidents. Holden Felton named secretary with assistants Griff and Remsberg.
Beall Beaten in Maryland Sixth District Nomination Race
In Maryland's Sixth Congressional District May 4 unofficial results show F Byrne Austin leading with 3,814 votes to 3,517 for Will Allen amid four Garrett County precincts uncounted. Incumbent J Glenn Beall was unopposed for the Republican nomination.
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Baltimore
Garrett County
F. Byrne Austin
Takoma Park
Congress
Maryland
Will Allen
Bethesda
J. Glenn Beall
Montgomery County
Washington
Austin
Allen
Frederick
Allegany
Allen Austin
Horrie O'Connell
Garrett
Montgomery
Ohio Voters Go To Polls In Key GOP Primary
Ohio voters faced a pivotal Republican presidential primary as Harold E. Stassen aimed for 23 of 53 delegates and Senator Robert Taft sought at least 30. Polls opened at 6 30 a m and were to close at 6 30 p m with about 750 000 Republicans expected.
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Columbus
Harold E. Stassen
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Minnesota
Taft
Yafi
Siassen
Stassen
State Supreme Court
Carrington T. Marshall
Philadelphia
Meade Loses 2d District Nomination In Maryland Primary
Baltimore May 4 Final unofficial returns from Maryland's Second District show State Senator William P. Bolton of Towson leading Rep. Hugh Meade of Baltimore 24 972 to 23 440 as votes from Baltimore Harford and Carroll counties solidified Bolton's advantage. Meade, the city’s former representative, was the district’s second city man since the Civil War. Democratic leaders rallied to back Bolton, with the nomination usually sealing election in this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
William P. Bolton
Towson
Hugh Meade
Bolton
Harford
Carroll
Meade
Executions in Greece Mark 1352 Convicts as Pardons Board Denies Appeals
Greece reports 1352 murder convicts executed after the pardons board rejects all appeals. In Washington hearings begin on tightening the Taft Hartley Act amid threats of nationwide strikes in rail, coal, and steel sectors. Tornado devastation hits McKinney and Princeton, Texas, killing three and injuring 33. Providence teachers strike halts classes for about 29,000 pupils.
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Athens
Marx
Greece
Pardons Board
Washington
Bali ‘R-Minn
Providence
Rent Case Moved From Howard to Frederick County
A suit over rents for an Ellicott City apartment, brought by Thomas Nash against Paul Valmas John Valmas and Michael Boys, was moved to Frederick county for trial on a venue change. Nash seeks $680 claiming overcharge from June 1944 to March 1947 under emergency price control act and wartime rent rules. The defendants contend a later order set $35 monthly rent and request jury trial. they also challenge OPA regulations’ constitutionality.
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Ellicott City
Frederick County
Howard County
Thomas Nash
Paul Valmas
John Valmas
Michael Boys
Baltimore
Office of Temporary Controls
OPA
Wash
Nash
Wage Demands on Ford and Big Three Take Shape
The UAW presses a wage drive targeting Ford Motor Co and the other Big Three. Ford faces a 30 cent hourly raise plus a hospital plan pension and weekly wage guarantees as negotiators prepare to reopen talks around July 15. Chrysler and GM talks also proceed with wage hikes and concessions under review amid possible strikes and legal voting requirements.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
National Ford Council
Chrysler Corp
Michigan
Eugene F. Black
Chrysler
General Motors Corp
French Plane Kills 300 at May Day Rally in Indochina
A May 4 report from Le Populaire d Indo-Chine says a French Army plane bombed a May Day gathering in a jungle clearing in French Indo China killing about 300 Viet Minh members. The incident follows ongoing tensions in Saigon. Meanwhile a proposed law to jail journalists for printing confidential leaks was approved by the House Rules Committee in May.
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Saigon
le Populaire Dindo-Chine
Viet Minh
United Revolutionary Fronts
Washington
Congressional
House Rules Committee
Mother Of 7 Is Guilty Of Forgery
A 42-year-old mother of seven, Irene Catherine Akers, alias Helen Rice, alias Nareen Cornell, was convicted in Carnat Court on forging checks to defraud banks in Maryland and Virginia. The judge postponed sentencing for further investigation while detailing Akers's claims of coercion by her husband, McKinley Akers, who fled and was later arrested. The case traced forged accounts and withdrawals across Frederick Maryland Alexandria Virginia Martinsburg West Virginia and Port Jervis New Jersey with her outside accomplice.
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Focal
Patrick MM Schnaufer
Irene Catherine Akers
Helen Rice
Nareen Cornell
Herrick Center
Akers
McKinley H Aker
Alexandra
Charles W. Magaha
Akers Sac
Virginia
Richmond
Pennsylvania
Port Jervis
N. J
Vera Sutton
Martinsburg
W. Va
Home Savings Bank of
Durham
N. C
Alexandria
Frederick
Merchants Trust Company
Massillon
Ohio
Frederik
Jer
Vae
FBI Age
Herrick Cermier
Herbert R. Staley
N Wilson Schiey
The
Farn: and Mechanics National
Supreme Court ruling on race and property ownership rights
The Supreme Court held that private agreements among white property owners to restrict sales or rentals to Negroes do not violate the 14th Amendment, but are unenforceable when backed by a state court under the 11th Amendment. The ruling allows private discrimination, yet bars state enforcement, leaving a possible test on religious discrimination unresolved.
Draft Revival Soon Is Sure
Washington May 4 The House will order a two year draft revival Speaker Martin predicted today I dont see any reason now why it will not pass The committee vote was pretty decisive The House Armed Services committee approved its bill yesterday by a 28 10 35 vote Martin said it will go on the House calendar as soon as the schedule can be arranged It depends a little on what else is coming along but there will be no delay The committee s top heavy vote moved Congress and military leaders one step nearer to showdown on the present three way tussle among the House Senate and the Administration over combining universal military training and the n draft in a single bill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Congress
U.S Supreme Court
Missouri
Michigan
U.S. Supreme Court
Jones
Smith
Vinson
House
Martin
R-Mass
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
Baltimore Voters Narrow Meade Loss in 6th District Nomination
In Maryland primary results, five incumbents poised for November ballot with one first term defeated. Rep Hush A Meade trailed State Senator William P Bolton as unofficial returns showed Bolton 24,962 to Meade 23,440. Austin led a tight 6th District Democratic race, while other districts renominated incumbents and Republicans.
Suit Over Auto Accident Seeks $25,000 Damages
Miss Ethel Elizabeth Beard of Frederick files a $25,000 damages suit in Circuit Court for injuries from a November crash at Route 340 and Ballenger Creek road. She alleges a car driven by Dale E. Lloyd was hit by a Reeder driven Elkridge Motors vehicle entering the intersection. The complaint names James Chester Reeder William G. Reeder Ray W. Huntzberry and J. C. Gardner trading as Elkridge Motors. Attorney W Jerome Quffutt represents the plaintiff.
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Ballenger Creek Road
Ethel Elizabeth Beard
Frederick
Glenn W. Beard
James Chester Reeder
William G. Reeder
Ray W. Huntzberry
J. C. Gardner
Elkridge Motors
Elkridge
Miss Beard
Dale E. Lloyd
Laurel
Heeder
W. Jerome Quffutt
Jihe Plaintife
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Mass
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
Wright
Chandler
Ariz
Here
Pat
Philip B. Station
Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Manuel J. Weinberg
Ima Peoples Court
W. A. Mutchner
South Mountain
Pp.m
New York
Col. Stubbs
T. F. Herman
Lancaster, Pa
Joe Rubin
Parkersburg
Edward Bryan Rice
Park Avenue
Patrick Street
Rubin
Patrick
Rice
Union Manufacturing Company
Offcer
A. Norman Dietz
Circuit Court
Emory G. Nusz
Montgomery Ward and Company. Inc
Sory
South Market Street
Mrr
Amos A. Holter
Texas Company
Ortheast
West Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
Fuerstenfeldmack
U. S
Beall Vs. Austin
Wisconsin
Nebraska
McKinney
Tex
Nmckinney
Princeton
North Texas
James Marlow
Democrats
GOP
Shipley
Mary Land
Hush A Meade
Baltimore County
Edward A. Garmatz
George H
Edward T. Miller
Eastern Shore
Wil Allen
S. Scott Beck
Chestertown
Beck
Earl Bennett
Cambridge
Bennett
Dorchester County
C. Maurice Weidemeyer
A. Earl Shipley
Westminster
Carroll County
John W. Waller
John A Janetzke
James W. Miller
Paul Robertson
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