Canvass To Determine House Seat In Maryland Election
The official canvass this afternoon will determine the sixth seat on the Frederick County House of Delegates ticket, where Republican incumbent Fenton Harris leads Democrat Henry Allen Groff Jr. by 29 votes after absentee ballots. Unofficial returns show Ramsburg leading Storm in the State Senate race, with further results from nine constitutional amendments to be released. The tally includes countywide results for governor, attorney general, treasurer, sheriff, clerk, and several judges, with Democrats gaining control of the County Commissioners for the first time in eight years.
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Board of Election Supervisors
House of Delegates
Fenton Harris
Harris
Henry Allen Groff, Jr
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Edward D. Storm
Ramsburg
S. Fenton Harris
Frederick
Theodore R. McKeldin
Harry C. Byrd
Edward D. E. Rolling
C. Ferdinand Sybert
J. Millard Tawes
Congress
DeWitt
Hyde
Edward J. Ryan
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Stedman Prescott
Jacob R. Ramsberg
Samuel W. Barrick
Murray Holmes Fout
Horace M. Alexander
Arthur R. Hoffman
Ellis €. Wachter
C. Burton Cannon, Jr
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
James H. Falk
Delbert S Null
Wehri
Edward F. Holter
Bruce E. Crum
Samuel H. Young
U. Grant Hooper
Orphans Court
Mary J. Gregory
Shock
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Clarence W Stottlemoor
Daniel S. Fout
Albert C. Palmer
C. Clifton Wirts
Melvin J. Derr
Joseph B. Paine
Gary L. Utterback
Dematiai
Charles Ho Smelcer
Henrs
Groff. Jr
Charles E Collins
George B Delaplaine, Jr
Repubican
George M . Chapling
Haze
We Lewis
Abraham —. Ellin
Frederick County
McKeldin-Lane
Board of County Commissioners
George Arnold
Charles G. Geishert
Minnesota
Orville Freeman
Democrat-Farmer Labor
C. Elmer Anderson
Arizona
Ernest W. McFarland
Howard Pile
Colorado
Edwin C. Johnson
Donald G. Brotzman
Connecticut
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Gary
John Lodge
New Mexico
John F. Simms ,Jr
Alvin Stockton
Edwin Leechem
Senate
Christian A. Merter
Massachusetts
Robert F. Murphy
Herter
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Goods
Slade
East
Anne Temperrat
Richard P Graves
California
Knight
Earl Warren
United States
Theatre R. McKeldin
Marsland
Mrs J H Remsberg Elected National Homemakers Head
Mrs J H Remsberg of Middletown Maryland was elected president of the National Home Demonstration Council at its convention in Washington. A 33 year active member, she has led county and state homemakers groups and served on national committees including Constitution and finance. The Remsbergs run a dairy and turkey farm, with their son attending the University of Maryland.
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Washington
J. Homler Remsberg
Middletown
National Home Demonstration Council
Homemakers Clubs
Remsberg
National Association
Home Demonstration Club
Frederick County
Maryland Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
National Council
Associated Country Women of the World
Toronto
Remsbergs
University of Maryland
School Board Awards Fuel Oil Contracts
Frederick County Board of Education awarded contracts for Nos. 4, 5 and 6 fuel oil to Aero Oil Company for multiple schools with prices from 0.614 to 0.88 per gallon. No. 2 oil contracts went to Gulf Oil Corporation Woodsboro, Esso Standard 631 for Emmitsburg, and Weil Bros for Doubs North Frederick and Brunswick elementary. A driver training request from Frederick High was reviewed. a special budget meeting will be held later. William E. Jackson named as new teacher at Thurmont High School succeeding Thomas Maler.
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Frederick County Board of Education
East Church Street
Aero Oil Company
Atlantic Distributor
Middletown High
Brunswick
North Frederick
Elm Street
East Frederick
Walkersville
Lincoln
Esso Standard 631
Emmitsburg
Weil Bros
Doubs
Home School Association of
Frederick High School
Frederick High
William E. Jackson
West Virginia
Thurmcont ‘High School
Thomas Maler
Snow Expected Across Western Maryland Highlands
A storm system moving eastward across Maryland was forecast to drop about two inches of new snow in the Western Maryland highlands today. The Weather Bureau said the storm would hit Western Maryland in the morning and move to the coast by nightfall, with Garrett County seeing rain or a rain snow mix later. Further east, precipitation was expected as rain or a rain snow mixture, while clear and mild weather was anticipated in Marsland and Delaware after the system passes.
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Maryland
Maryland Highlands
Weather Bureau
Garrett County
Marsland
Delaware
Top Issues To Face New U S Congress
The incoming Congress will tackle tariffs taxes and the private power clash along with postal rates statehood for Alaska and Hawaii and foreign treaties. Economies in employment and farm prices will shape domestic policy as Democrats and Republicans outline contrasts amid partyship. President Eisenhower touts 1954 as prosperous while Democrats cite signs of stagnation.
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Congress
Alaska
Hawaii
Eisenhower
Senate
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Star
Congressional
Rural Electrification Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
McKeldin Wins Maryland Governorship Re Election
Maryland voters returned Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin to a second term by 61,949 votes over Democrat H. C. Byrd as unofficial totals show McKeldin with 379,534 to Byrd’s 317,685. The turnout reached about 65 percent of 1,068,839 registered voters amid inclement weather statewide.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Statehouse
H. C. Byrd
Maryland
Byrd
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Edward D. E. Rollins
Rollins
McKeldin
J. Millard Tawes
Italy
William Preston Lane Jr
Congress
Edward T. Miller
Easton
Ist
James P. 5S. Devereux
Stevenson
DeWitt S. Hyde
Bethesda
Edward A. Garmatz
George H. Fallon
Samuel N. Friedel
Frank Small Jr
Clinton
Richard E. Lankford
Annapolis
Lankford
Small
Miller
Edward Turner
Devereux
William P. Bolton
Garmatz
Milton Bates
Fallon
Arthur W Sherwood
Id. Uyde
Edward J. Ryan
City's Water Supply Gains Through Rain and Snow
Fishing Creek reservoir has added over a million gallons after Tuesday’s rain and snow. Caretaker Frank Weddle reported levels rebounded from a slight decline but no major gains expected without more precipitation. Flow rose to 1,600,000 gallons daily as the city uses about 7,900 gallons from the mountain source. Total precipitation reached about one inch with lingering snow flurries and cold, windy conditions.
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Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
State appoints judge to Baltimore Supreme Bench
Gov Mekeldin names Deeley K Mee as State Tax Commission chair to fill vacancy on Baltimore Supreme Bench. Mee is named Nice, a Republican associate at Mekeldin's, elevating Judge Emory H Niles to chief judge.
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NICE
Baltimore
State Tax Commission
Deeley K Mee
Mekeldin
Supreme Bench of
Emory H. Niles
Lee Tydings And Sasscer Elected In Maryland Legislature
Maryland voters elected Blair Lee Jr to Montgomery County House seat Joseph D Tydings to Harford County delegate and Lansdale Sasscer Jr to Prince Georges County House seat. Tydings and Sasscer come from families with former leaders including Milliam Tydings and Tydings’s father. Ronald Baker escaped injury when his bicycle collided with a sedan on East Church Street. about $10 damage reported. no charges filed.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Blair Lee Sd
Montcomery Cou
Joseph D Tydings
Harford County
Lansdale Sasver Jr
Prince Geezes County
E Brooke Lee
Teginzs
L. Sen
Milliam Tydings
House
Sasscer
Maryland Senate
Ronald Baker
Athletics Are Sold To Kansas City
Philadelphia Athletics are sold to Arnold Johnson Chicago businessman for transfer to Kansas City. Earle Mack and his family confirm loss of deal after months of fluctuating reports as the American League weighs the sale and awaits official notice.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Arnold Johnson
Chicago
Kansas Ci
Earle Mack
Connie
Roy
Johnson
Earle
Philadelphia Syndicate
American League
Kansas City
Roy Mack
Sooe
Milne
Philadel*phians
Macks
Philadelphians
A’s
DeWitt Hyde Re-Elected In Washington Suburbs Race
In Maryland and Virginia suburbs near Washington, Republican incumbents won reelection as federal workers backed GOP policies. Dewitt S Hyde retained Maryland 6th District seat 69 504 to 68 748 over Edward J Ryan, while Republican T Brockhill won Virginia 10th District 20 201 to 245 state over John Webb. Democrats captured Prince Georges and Montgomery County governments and Richard Lankford unseated Republican Frank Small in Maryland 3rd District. Lankford 60 298, Small 51 715.
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Maryland
Virginia
Prince Georges
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Eisenhower
Fiaenhower
Civil Service
Congress
Thes
Renybheans
Alexandria
Falls Church
Arlington
Fairfax
Dewatt Ss Hyde
Warstand
Edward J Ryan
Richard Lankford
Frank Small
Lankford
Smiall
Elections At A Glance Summary of Senate House and Governorship shifts
Associated Press reports early election updates showing Republicans leading the Senate with 49 seats to 46 for Democrats and independent 1. House stands at 215 Republicans to 212 Democrats with 3 vacancies. Governors show Republicans 29 to Democrats 19, with several state gains and losses noted.
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Associated Press
Senate
Case-Nj
Kentucky
Michigan
Nevada
Oregon
Wyoming
Colorado
Iowa
Ohio
House
Arizona
Connecticut
Maine
Minnesota
New Mexico
New York
Pennsylvania
Hearing Drift Delays Case to November Sixteen
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr continued the hearing to November 16. Mrs Moberly sought protection after a threat allegedly made by Mrs Michael to beat her cousin Helen Moberly. The warrant would keep Mrs Michael under hand until the grand jury session, then it would be discharged if no breach occurred. E Austin James represented Mrs Michael, James Eshelman acted for Mrs Mother Tae NL Ga. A Baltimore man sentenced to six months for wrecking his car and stealing a station wagon. companion Jerry A Smith found not guilty of aiding theft. Ponder pleads guilty to unauthorized use and revoked license. four arrested after fleeing in the stolen car. Minor accident case: Lewis Walenrod found not guilty of unsafe parking move. GAINS EXTENDED NEW YORK stock market posts post election gains in modest trading.
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H. Reese
Avai
Eae Jy
Frederick
T. S. Michael
Moberly
E. Austin James
Michael
James Eshelman T
Mother- Tae NL
Baltimore
New Market
Zien
House of Correction
Jerry A. Smith
R. C. Dishons
Smith
James Richard Ponder
Ponder
Walter LeRoy Burail
New Maine
Baltimore County
Pouder
Austin James
Lewis Walenrod
College Avenue
Walenrod
Pishona
Douglas H. Santmner
Braddock Heights
Maryland Avenue
Santiner
Wen Santnier
Neuberger Wins Oregon Seat in Senate Victory
Richard L. Neuberger defeated Republican Guy Cordon in Oregon to give Democrats 48 Senate seats, securing control with Senator Morse's announced support. Veteran senators debated taking the reins amid concerns about a potential party-margin shift if a member died.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Richard L. Neuberger
Guy Cordon
Oregon
Neuberger
Sen
Morse
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Walter F. George
Georgia
Pastor
D-Ri
Oregon New Jersey Senate races shift amid close returns
In Oregon 2,493 of 2,499 precincts counted Cordon 282,689 Neuberger 284,895 with Neuberger edging ahead in late returns. New Jersey precincts 3,998 revised show Case 860,230 Howell 857,387. GOP needs help to reach 47 votes for control, while Democrats gain governorships and House control. Gore warns Democrats won’t dodge responsibility if voters demand action. Johnson downplays rush. Senate to meet Monday over McCarthy censuring proposal. Hayden, 71, faces uncertain Senate leadership as party balance hangs in balance.
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Senate
House
Sent
Gore
D-Tenn
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Janu- Sen
Knowland
California
Hayden
Howell
Case
Niven
GOP
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Milward Simpson
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Scotty) Jack
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Irving Ives
Ives
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Harriman
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Sasseer
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Philly Syndicate
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