Democrats To Take Over Investigations
Washington Nov 4 The Democratic capture of Congress promises wide probes into the Eisenhower administration. With Democrats controlling the House and likely the Senate, investigations will target security risks patronage civil service and refugee policy along with defense contracts and natural resources. McCarthy loses chair posts to McClellan as Democrats push broad inquiries.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Executive Department
Legislative Branch
Truman
Joseph W. Martin Jr
GOP
Administration
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Government Operations Committee
Democrats
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
McCarthy
Senate Internal Security
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Eas
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen. McCarran
Nevada
Eastland
Mississippi
Sen. Kilgore
D-Wva
Full
Judiciary Committee
Olin Johnston
D-Sc
Sen Carlson
R-Kan
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Senate Banking Committee
Sen. Capehart
Official Vote Canvass Shows Small Shifts In Races
Delegate S Fenton Harris Republican held his seat by 29 votes over Democrat Henry Allen Groff Jr in the official canvass. Jacob Ramsburg’s Lewistown edge over Edward Storm grew to 413 votes, with adjusted totals in several precincts and mail ballots. Sheriff Horace M Alexander’s margin over Democrat Arthur Hoffman rose to 3,339. Official mail counts list multiple candidate tallies, and statewide totals show various gains and holds in governor, attorney general, and other offices.
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S. Fenton Harris
Henry Allen Groff Jr
Groff
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Edward D. Storm
Lewistown
Horace M. Alexander
Myer
Arthur ‘Kelly’ Hoffman
Byrd
McKeldin
Rollins
Sybert
Tawes
Hyde
Ryan
Prescott
Ramsburg
Storm
Barrick
Fout
Alexander
Hoffman
Cannon
Wachter
Radcliff
Falk
Crum
Holter
Hooper
Null
Young
Ausherman
Gregory
Palmer
Shock
Stottlemyer
Chapline
Collins
Delaplaine
Derr
Ellin
Harris
Lewis
Payne
Smelser
Utterback
Wirts
Baltimore
Secretary of State
Montgomery County
Baltimore County
MclKeldin
Congress
Foot
Bar Shawitt Marandar
Election tallies and a train shooting near Mount Washington Station
The article lists results for Judges of Orphans' Court and House of Delegates with numerous write ins still uncompiled. It notes Sheriff write in Earl M. Lowell and reports a shooting incident on a Parkton bound train near Calvert Street Station with Miss Rafferty among the wounded and multiple juveniles suspected.
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Crum
Holter
Hooper
Null
Ramsburg
Young
Ausherman
Pout
Gregory
Palmer
Shook
Stottlemyer
House of Delegates
Derr
Payne
Utterback
Smelser
Harris
Groff
Collins
Delaplaine
Chapline
Lewis
Ellin
Earl M. Lowell
Woman Hurt As BB Shots Strikes Train
A 46 year old woman, Miss Mary Rafferty of Cockeysville, was in critical condition after the Parkton local train was sprayed by BB shots. She was struck on the face and neck by glass fragments and admitted to St Joseph's Hospital in shock and in critical condition due to a heart condition. Police arrested a 3-year-pla uoy and
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Parkton
Calvert Street
Miss Rafferty
Pennsylvania Station
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary Rafferty
Cockeysville
St. Joseph's Hospital
Railroad
Quigley defeats Stauffer in 19th Pennsylvania race
James M. Quigley, a 36 year old Harrisburg attorney, unseated Republican Walter Stauffer to win the 19th Congressional District seat, which includes York Cumberland and Adams Counties. Quigley led 55 785 to 54 120 with York County precincts still reporting. He is a Villanova and Dickinson Law graduate, Navy World War I veteran, and father of five. Adams County hosts Gettysburg and Ike’s retirement farm, where the President called Stauffer his congressman during a recent visit.
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Stauffer
York
Harrisburg
James M. Quigley
Walter Stauffer
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Adams
Adams County
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
White House
Quigley
Camp Hill
Cumberland County
York County
Mount Carmel
Villanova College
Dickinson School of Law
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Mt. Airy
Ralph M. Pickett
Queen of Western
MT. Airy, MD
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Socony
Economy Oil CO
Mount Washington Station
Pangborn Hall
Mount St. Mary's College
John M. MacNamara
Thomas W. Pangborn
John L. Sheridan
Mount St. Mary's
Thomas W
John C. Pangborn
Pangborn Corporation
Mount St. Mary’s
Sam Miller
South Market Street
Kaempe & Harris
TES
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
J. R. Lillard & Son
Poolesville
Mercury
Moyer
Lincoln
Hendrickson
Sieglers
Siegler
William 8. Hood
Frederick
West Patrick St. Frederick
William S. Hood
Emanuel Fusieh
Eance
Evers
William S. Hood, Inc
Preene Sc
West Patrick St
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
Eagle-Picher
Metropolitan
H. J. Kester
E. Third St
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Kaempf & Harris
Rocky Springs
Dailey’s Funeral Home
Market St
Frederick Md
Hillside Motor Co., Inc
Studebaker
Dodge
Pontiac
Chevrolet
E. Pat. St
Kehne Furn. CO
South Market St
Weil Brothers
OWL
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