Tydings Carries County Over Mahoney. Walker Also Wins Here
Former Senator Millard E. Tydings carried Frederick County by 170 votes in the Democratic primary over George P. Mahoney. J. Grahame Walker led over John R. Foley with Robert W. Cremins third. Kefauver and Eisenhower posted large margins in their races as vote totals rolled in amid late tabulation. Mail ballots to be counted Thursday. two districts in Emmitsburg and Brunswick showed close results. overall turnout about 4,200 Democrats and 1,650 Republicans in a quiet presidential primary.
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Millard E. Tydings
Frederick County
George P. Mahoney
J. Grahame Walker
John R. Foley
Robert W. Cremins
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
U. S
John Marshall Butler
Earl E. Knepper
Henry Jd. T.sane Jr
Tydings
Mahoney
Walkert
Foley
Mahoney- Tydings
Secretary of State
Annapolis
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
de Battle
Jackson
Woodsboro
Lankford wins in Maryland district race over Sotheron
Republican primary results in a Monday town election show a three seat town council contest with Preston L. Brown Ralph W. Wilar and Carl W. Smith winning with 91 80 and 73 votes respectively. Lankford leads Sotheron districtwide and in Prince Georges despite strong backing for Sotheron from local party lines.
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Preston L. Brown
Ralph W. Wilar
Carl W. Smith
English Lesson by W L Gurdon Words Often Misused
A compact note on common misuse and pronunciation from W L Gurdon. It highlights suspect as a verb and suspicion as noun, urges correct forms like suspected, and suggests vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily. It also defines furtive and imagines a future airport as a steel platform near a city heart.
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W. L. Gurdon
County Towns In Elections In Frederick County
Several Frederick county towns held weekend elections with Myersville showing write-in activity and Walkersville electing Gilmore C. Trout via write-ins. Grayson Doub won a third term as burgess in Myersville with 90 votes. Paul F. Bittle appeared on 64 write-ins after late filing disqualification. Myersville council elected Joseph R. Harp 118 votes, Paul Rice 107, Lloyd Brandenburg 100. write-ins Ernest Eccard 42, Ray Schroyer 26, Robert Gouker 6, George Rice 2. Election judge Viola Mause and clerk Floy M. Bittle urged clearer rules to prevent write-in missteps. Voter turnout reached 163 of an estimated 200. In Walkersville, Trout declined the burgess post but received 60 write-ins to Clayborne M. Zimmerman’s 41. Frank Cramer had 1. For board of commissioners, Glenn D. Zimmerman 42, A. Arthur Brown 39, Harvey R. Strine 16. Mt. Airy mayoral contest noted but details truncated.
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Fuckeystown
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Woodsboro
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Dorsey and Commissioners
C. Carl Frederick Ag Ab
Roll Wickless
Gail L. Catshall
Gilbert Mills
Fkrede
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Frederik
Lankford
Baltimore
Richard E. Lankford
Maryland
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Vauvers
Woodshoro
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Woodshore
Peters Ile
Petersville
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson
Lewistown
Linganor
al Krewistown
Ik Tuscarora
Tuscarora
Burkittsville
Ballenger
Braddock
Brunswick
Walkersville
Frederick County
Myersville
Gilmore C. Trout
Grayson Doub
Burgess
Paul F. Bittle
Joseph R. Harp
Paul Rice
Lloyd Brandenburg
Ernest Eccard
Ray Schroyer
Robert Gouker
George Rice
Floy
Bittle
Circuit Court
Trout
Clayborne M. Zimmerman
Frank Cramer
Board of Commissioners
Glenn D. Zimmerman
A. Arthur Brown
Harvey R. Strine
Alen B. Ramsburg
William Easter
Harry Wilhide
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Mt. Airy
Doctor Says Gas Trapped in Air Causes Smog Disasters
A NEJM discussion explains how pollution rises with urban growth and climate. Temperature inversion traps smoke and fumes, with historical London and Donora smogs highlighting deadly outcomes and preventive measures attributed to open-coal fires and city practices.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
New England Journal of Medicine
Meuse Valley
Belgium
Donora
London
Thwathaw
Pittsburgh
New England Journal
Dorothy DIX
New York
Boston
Paul S
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Dorothy Dix AA Seat Advice Columns
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Dorothy DIX
Joe
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Virginia T
Virginia
Tiny
Mahoney Supporter Dies In His Sleep
Roger Ringgold, 67, longtime Talbot County Democratic leader and supporter of George P. Mahoney, died in his sleep in St. Michaels after a career as Ridgely mayor, Talbot official, and bank director. Funeral planned at his St. Michaels home. He chaired Talbot Democratic Committee since 1954 and previously led local civic groups. He leaves a wife and several children.
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Roger Ringgold
Talbot County
Democratic Committee
George P. Mahoney
Senate
Ridgely
Caroline County
Ringgold
Easton
Talbot
Mahoney
St. Michaels Bank and
Peoples Bank of
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Miles River Yacht Club
Mily Leonard
Peedy
J. S. Fifer
Buckeystown
Nora Bartlett
Ethel Bonney
Ethel Bonney, Both of Ridgely
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