Markey Files Plan To Cut Maryland Budget
Annapolis May 26 Markey a 66 year old brigadier general and businessman filed for Maryland governor. He pledges a static budget of 125 million dollars yearly and immediate repeal of the sales tax on food. He criticizes New Deal Fair Deal policies and aims for efficiency and economy while not cutting essential state services. He avoids a GOP ticket in the primary and notes expectant rivals for attorney general and comptroller. Senator Roy Tasco Davis already entered the race. He seeks support from 235,000 voters in 1946 and pledges a clean campaign to unite Republicans for a progressive regime.
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D. John Markey
Maryland
Markey
National Guard
State House
Herbert &. O'Conor
U. S
O'Conor
Walkersville
GOP
Roy Tasco Davis
Montgomery County
Whale
Commonwealth
Five Fined and Three Take Jail: Camp Derrick Soldiers Involved
Two Camp Derrick soldiers, Clifford McClelland and LeRoy Gaitley, were fined $10 each by Magistrate Edward J. Smith after pleading guilty to a street brawl with three local colored individuals. The three colored defendants—Thomas Tyler, Maxton W. Butler, and Ida May Boyes—received ten days in jail in lieu of fines of $10. The incident followed alleged provocation by segregation practices at a North Market Street restaurant. Police and military authorities coordinated the response, with Military Police relocating the soldiers from restriction punishment back to hearing.
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Camp Derrick
Edward J. Smith
Clifford McClelland
LeRoy Gaitley
North Market Street
Thomas Tyler
Maxton W. Butler
Ida May Boyes
Dorsey
Trump
John Boone
George Milton Dorsex
Marriottsville
Jammed Doors Trapped 33 on Chicago Streetcar Disaster
A Chicago streetcar collision with a gasoline truck near twilight left 33 dead or missing as a crowd trapped inside the car. Conductor William Liddell testified that rear doors jammed, passengers fled toward the rear, and flames blocked exits. Police arrested Liddell on scene, while witnesses said the car failed to stop before a turn, causing a blaze that destroyed five buildings and injured many.
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Chicago
William €. Liddell
Chicago Transit Authority
Liddell
Charles G. Kleim
CTA
Jogethey
106 Applications Fast For Frederick Rent House
Shortage of houses for rent in Frederick noted as Youns of West Seventh street advertises a four or five room modern house with a garage on East Fourth street. Applicants swarm the Young farm. sixteen cars enter and block the lane as folks vie for the rental. Young requests immediate discontinuance of the ad after visiting The News-Post. Also mentions new glass for electricity suitable for various heating uses.
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Frederick
West Seventh Street
East Fourth Street
the Post
Young
Tammy
Mr. Young
News-Post Office
Romanian Diplomats Limited In Travels
Washington imposes travel limits on seven Romanian diplomats after Bucharest restrictions on Americans in the Romanian capital. The State Department order restricts Mahal Mageru and six others to within 835 miles of Washington, signaling tit for tat moves amid Cold War tensions with Soviet satellites.
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Washington
United States
Romania
Bucharest
State Department
Mahal Mageru
District of Columbia
James E. Webb
Webb
Alexander 5. Panyushkin
U. 3
Russia
Moscow
Movie Bills Coming Week at local Fred theaters
A Coming week schedule lists films at Tivoli Opera House and Frederick with notable stars. At Tivoli the Daughter Of Rosie to Everybody plays Sunday to Tuesday, A Woman Of Distinction on midweek, The Reformer and the Redhead Friday to Saturday. Opera House features Kansas City Kitty, Feudin Rhythm, Cinderella, Hang Land, and a double bill Blue Grass of Kentucky Ride em Cowboy and King of the Bandits. Laborers Hurt in wall collapse in Washington. four injured, one pinned, taken to Casualty Hospital.
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Fredrecielk
the Tivoli
Rosie
June Haver
Gordon MacRae
Ray Milland
Rosalind Russell
Edmond Gwenn
June Ailison
Dick Powell
the Opera House
Kansas City
Joan Davis
Bob ‘Crosby
Eddie Arnold
Cinderella
Jimmy Wakely
AL the
Washington
James Foard
Jana
Casualty Hospital
Tan
Roscoe Springer
Willing King
Max Jones
License Case Before Court Remains Open Over North End Transfer
Objectors to the removal of the Class A beer wine and liquor license from North End Liquors Inc 61 North Market Street to Rose Cappello 200 North Market Street filed in Circuit Court a petition for review of the License Commissioners transfer approval The petition presents an appeal asserting the decision serves private interests over public necessity and cites lack of substantial evidence and arbitrary action The public hearing occurred recently with the commissioner ruling proximity to other licensed places insufficient to deny the transfer The objectors list 31 names as appellants and no date was set for review.
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North End Liquors, Inc
North Market Street
Rose Cappello
G. Cleveland Trout
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
E. Austin James
Circuit Court Room
Steve Kritsings
Robert L. Grove
Theodore Vodgis
Wilbur H. Main
Mary Rowe
Irving H. Weil
E. W. McGill
Henry Englebrecht
Roy R. Grove
Robert H. Oland
M. #. Wiles
Joseph F. Main
Mary F. Dyer
Heston Suler
Louis A. Hartman
Samuel F. Lehman
John F. Locke
Ira Hartman
Daniel Jacobs
Leroy M. Blumenauer
Lincoln Stull
Sid Hammond
Roland Staley
William A. Brachey
George E. Lewis, Jr
Raymond H
Spelling Bee Ends In Tie At National Finals
In Washington on May 26 the National Spelling Bee crowned a two way winner for the first time in 23 years as Colquitt Dean and Diana Reynard shared top honors. Both earned $500 and trips to New York. runner up Jim Bernard received $300. Nancy MacLaren won $100 after failing on a word. The tie followed a tense spell down with words such as heliotaxis and ossification, and a disputed spelling of ferule.
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Washington
Colquitt Dean
College Park
Diana Reynard
Kirk Junior High
East Cleveland
New York
Jim Bernard
Lanier Junior High
Houston
Tex
Nancy MacLaren
Tewksbury
Mass
Colquitt
Diana
Dean
Charley Schindler
Marylanders Hurt in Virginia Collision Near Dublin
A Dublin police officer and three Maryland residents were injured in a two-vehicle crash near Dublin on Route 11. Clarence Roudebush suffered shoulder and arm injuries, Lorlas Watkins fractured jaw, Ruby S Morris abrasions and cuts, and Gene Morris concussion. Trooper A M Lockard said Roudebush’s car collided with the Maryland vehicle driven by Mrs Morris during the pursuit.
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Dublin
Maryland
Radford Community Hospital
Clarence Roudebush
Lorlas Watkins
Laytonsville
Ruby S. Morris
Gene Morris
Morris
A. M
Suspects Held in Bandit String With False Nos es
Washington may 26 two men described as very good suspects are being held over a wave of robberies by bandits wearing false noses and horn rimmed spectacles Inspector Robert S Bryant head of detectives said the pair may be tied to the Economy Finance Co robbery on may 15 where two men escaped with about 2000 and a Clinton Maryland general store theft of 1040.
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Washington
Robert S. Bryant
Economy Finance Co
Clinton, Md
Preliminary Report Adopted By Airport Zoning Commission
At a brief City Hall public hearing the Airport Zoning Commission approved a preliminary report urging zoning regulations for the municipal airport. A second hearing is required by law before the proposal goes to the Mayor and Aldermen. No objections were raised. Chairman G Hunter Bowers led the session with attendees including Jacob BR Ramsburg Niemann A Brunk and W Raymond Walter City Engineer.
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Airport Zoning Commission
G. Hunter Bowers
Jacob BR
Ramsburg
Niemann A. Brunk
W. Raymond Walter
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