Senate seeks expunging of McCarthy censure record
Reports from Washington say a push to expunge McCarthy’s 1954 censure from Senate records gained traction with a 67 to 22 vote on Dec. 2. Malone, a long-time McCarthy supporter, urged a resolution to erase the action, while Morse warned expunging would be improper in American history.
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Maryland Faces Severe Fire Risk Amid Drought Warning
Annapolis reports Maryland is tinderbox dry with less than half an inch of rain in the last month. State Forester B C Buckingham urges no fires near woodlands, noting 244 woods fires this spring but no major blazes. biggest recent fire was 100 acres in Garrett County from a careless smoker.
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Court News Marriage Notices and Property Deeds
Court notices record marriages of John Lawson and Olivia Dixon both widowed residents of Gaithersburg and Frederick with over 21 and over 2 respectively. Deeds list Evelyn Hanneman et al transferring property to George Quinn and spouse for 16000, and Roberta Thackston et al to J O Jenkins and spouse for 1000. Earl Snook and wife to Donald Hahn with 10. Pearl Ward to Thomas Clark and wife for 10. County records noted in the transmission.
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Western Maryland tops Loyola 76–45 in Mason-Dixon meet
Western Maryland handed Loyola's Greyhounds their fourth defeat with a 76 45 victory in a Mason Dixon Conference track meet at Westminster Ma May 8. John Hart led scoring with 16 points winning bowl hurdles and placing in jumps, while Hugh McKenna scored 11 15 for Loyola in the 100 and 220 dashes and on the relay.
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Baltimore to open first municipal heliport on Pier 6
The Department of Aviation announced Baltimore will open its first municipal heliport at the end of Pier 6 on a trial basis, with two firms planning helicopter service from Friendship International Airport. Chesapeake and Pete- nyvac Helicopters will base planes at the airport, serving passengers and cargo, subject to FAA approval and traffic demand.
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