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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1950

Page

15

Nomination Feud marks first GOP city convention ballot

J Ramsburg seconded the nomination while Charles F. Bowers presented City Register Nomodemus. Nominations for Harris Shull Roney Harrington Hann Bowlus Markey Smith Mobley Staley and Shaver were paired with seconding speeches. The gathering, in a court room set with section standards, signaled the first balloting in memory of the party's oldest members.

J. Ramsburg Charles F. Bowers City Register Nicodemus William M. Moore Edwin H. Sponseller Mr. Harris Chester G. Clem A. Hart Etchison Shull Benjamin Rosenour Roney Walter E. Linn Harrington Prof Clem C. William Hann Robert B. Crothers Bowlus Edward C. Hartmann Markey Harry E. Cornproost Alderman Shaver Ray H. Walter Mr. Mobley Roy L. Leatherman Staley Clarence C. Carty Smith Arnold Fleagle Mr. Shull R. Ames Hendrickson Harry YT. James Benjamin Groff Hann John A. Derr Edward P. Oden Herman Keuty Mobley Merril F. Wachter

Frederick GOP Nominates Munshower for Mayor at City Convention

In a crowded Frederick County Republican convention at the Court House Elmer F. Munshower won the Mayor nomination amid a slate including Aubrey A. Nicodemus for City Register and Jesse C. Shaver for Alderman. A late surprise saw 5. Fenton Harris nominated for City Register, defeating Gittinger in a tight vote. The gathering highlighted calls for police reform traffic lights and renovation, with Munshower pledging action over talk if elected. More than 300 delegates and alternates attended as musical interludes preceded a long session ending after 11 PM.

Court House Frederick City Republicans Elmer F. Munshower City Register Aubrey A. Nicodemus Jesse C. Shaver Emmett RB. Bowlus Charles P. Staley Clyde M. Roney C. J. Nelson Shull Fenton Harris Hugh V. Gittinger Willard H. Markey C. William Hann Jesse N. Smith Edward Mobley, Jr Harvey A. Harrington Abraham Lincoln Col. Munshower Frederick Singapore Gittinger Harris E. Austin James Messrs Markey Harrington Smith H. David Hagan Joseph S. Stephens F. Austin James Charles Me. Mathias W. Merral Weaver Katherine Crum Mr. Gittinger Mavor Susie

Police Court Hearings Suspended Wednesday

Police Court hearings were suspended Wednesday night after an hour's delay as no trial magistrate could be obtained to hear four City and one State cases. Justice George Z. Best released on own recognizance Friday.

George Z. Best George Crummit Frederick William Cromwell West Patrick Street Ernest W. Elstow Clarksburg John Melvin Stone East Seventh Street Best Willam E. Harding East Sixth Street Justice of the Peace Weinberg Bennet

Holstein Assn Banquet and Sale At Harrington

About 200 Maryland Holstein members and guests attend the spring banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Cal D. Johnson delivers the principal address. A consignment sale follows at the Fair Grounds with 96 Holsteins offered. Sale starts 11 30 with 36 breeders consigning cattle and top prices noted, including a bull sale to Puerto Rico.

Maryland Holstein-Friesian Association Francis Scott Key Hotel Cal D. Johnson Washington Ilinois Fair Grounds Harrington Del Barker Puerto Rico Topcow

Czech Seeks Refuge Here at United Nations

Washington reports Vladimir Houdek Czechoslovakia’s chief UN delegate asked for asylum citing political persecution. Officials say he is a longtime Communist member, making him ineligible under immigration law, while anti Communist Czech leaders urge denial. If allowed to stay an AG order may be needed.

Washington Vladimr Houdek Czechoslovakia United Nations Houdek Truman Communist Party Juraj Slavik State Department Lake Success

Resignation Foreshadows Purge Talk In Prague

The Czech regime may purge officials as Houdek resigns hours before sailing to Prague. A protege of Vladimir Clementis, ousted March 14, Houdek feared a purge. Dr. Slavik calls him an opportunist trying to save himself. Sailzua warns Houdek may be denied asylum by anti Communist refugees council.

Sailzua State Department Houdek Communist Party Council of Free Czechoslovakia

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