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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1950

Page

9

Lane To Seek Second Term As Governor

Annapolis May 23 Governor Lane announced he will run for a second term after a meeting with 27 Democratic leaders. He promised a platform statement and said he will seek re nomination and reelection on his record. Other Democratic candidates include Herbert William Larrabee and Harry Kemper. Lane, a Hagerstown lawyer publisher and banker, is 58 and previously served as Attorney General.

Annapolis Lane George P. Mahoney State Racing Commission Herbert William Larrabee Glen Burnie Harry Kemper Baltimore Hagerstown

Notable Maryland Democratic Meeting Names Leaders and Attendees

A Maryland Democratic gathering lists prominent figures present including Governor-elect Theodore R. McKeldin rivaling in past campaigns, with attendees such as State Senate President Joseph R. Byrnes, Comptroller James J. Lacy, Attorney General Hall Hammond, Mayor Thomas D Alesandro, and many other state and city officials, executives, and party leaders. The roster highlights key figures from Baltimore and surrounding counties, reflecting party cohesion and leadership depth.

Ree the News Frederick Maryland McKeldin Theodore R. McKeldin Baltimore Robert B. Ennis Democratic State Central Committee State Senate Joseph R. Byrnes James J. Lacy Hall Hammond J. Millard Tawes Thomas D'Alesandro Della Dbaltooth Joseph M. Wyatt Baltimore City Trafic Court James H. Pollack E. Brooke Lee Montgomery County Gilbert A. Dailey Joseph M. George State Roads Commission Lloyd M. Randolph Neil McCardell Samuel H. Hoffberger Joseph Katz John B. Funk Louis J

Truman Rejects Surrender to Russia On White House Lawn

President Truman addressed 515 delegates on the White House lawn, rejecting a postcard suggestion that the U S surrender to Russia. He mocked the idea as Patrick Henry in reverse, framing freedom against coercion amid calls from Washington figures and national leaders. A separate Hagerstown contract award, worth 1 500 000, was granted to Norman S Earley and Son to build a new main building for Washington County Hospital, with work starting promptly and completion deadlines set.

Truman Washington White House United States Russia Los Angeles Patrick Henry Hagerstown Washington County Hospital Normans. Earley and Son of

Hybrid Seed Corn Delayed By Weather

College Park reports trouble in Maryland hybrid seed corn due to wet weather. The male seed must be planted a week before the female, but persistent rain disrupts the schedule and threatens yields. Agriculturists at the University of Maryland hoped for better results from a new seed type, yet weather setbacks may delay its success.

College Park Maryland University of Maryland

Seed shortages cloud 505 and corn seed crops

Agriculturists foresee a possible shortage of 505 seed as female plants mature late and mating occurs. Despite nine growers totaling 61 acres, they were expected to seed 12,000 acres next year. A parallel trouble hits U. S. 1d hybrid corn, signaling broader seed production challenges.

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Dorothy Dix Stroke Victim Admitted to Touro Infirmary

New Orleans on May 23 Dorothy Dix 88 year old famed lovelorn columnist was admitted April 18 to Touro Infirmary with a paralytic stroke. Hospital staff say she is doing nicely but visits are not allowed. Her nationally syndicated column is treated as usual.

Pdorcyhy DIX New Orleans Dorothy Dix Elizabeth M. Gilmer Touro Infirmary Lttle

Shrimp Trade Notes Highlight Gulf Coast Link

The article notes a Pass Christian Mississippi resident near the Gulf Coast and mentions that roughly half of U S shrimp is sent to market, underscoring a key export link and regional role in the seafood trade.

Pass Christian, Miss Gulf Coast U. S

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