County Election Precinct Returns and Totals by Towns
Figures list precinct by precinct tallies from Buckeystown to Frederick and Middletown, with district counts for No. 1 through No. 11 and village names such as Walkersville and Woodsboro. The document compiles vote tallies, percentages, and totals across multiple locales within the county.
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U.S
Siternert
Genera
Teniter Cumin
Ate Court
Lee
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EL Jeti Ae
el Buckeystown
Buckeystown
Frederick
Frederick. Na
UNA Bank
Middletown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Liberty
Houvers
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson
Thurmont
Jackson
Johnsville
Woodville
Singanore
Lewistoven
Tuscarora Isa
Seerkbetevi
OBAMA
Braddock
Brunswick
Vk Ag
Walkersville
Elections Of Bygone Days Are His Topic
Kiwanis members met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for a luncheon to hear Parsons Newman discuss "Other Elections." He traced local electoral history from 1796 to 1890, noting shifts in voting practices and the use of the vest pocket ballot before printed ballots. He recalled the county’s Civil War era views and quoted a 22-year-old diary entry about torchlight processions and intermittent fighting.
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Francis Scott Key
Parsons Newman
Frederick Countians
Bell
Everett
Tide Gata
Newman
Enoch Lewis Lowe
Francs ‘Laomas
Des * Ccrat
William Cost Johnson
Court House
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanian
Huch V. Gittinger
Robert C. Davis
Ocean City
Veterans Seize Public Housing Units in Chicago
A group of war veterans occupied unrented units of a Chicago public housing project on November 5 and refused to leave. Elizabeth Wood of the Chicago Housing Authority said 34 veterans had seized the units, with discussions under way on legal steps to remove them. The project aims for 186 units, with 128 completed and allocated to veterans.
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Chicago
Elizabeth Wood
Chicago Housing Authority
Alr Cme
Ity
Hay
Federal Housing Authority
Wasdesid
FHA
Lane Gets Returns In Baltimore Office
William Preston Lane Jr is shown in a Baltimore hotel suite listening to favorable election returns with his wife and two daughters. The radio confirms Theodore McKeldin led Baltimore City by a wide margin as Lane comments on the result. Royal Governor wins the Sagamore Stakes at Pimlico, earning $8,975 after a late surge.
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Baltimore
William Preston Lane, Jr
Lane
Jean Cartwright
Vassar
Boris Karloff
Mr. McKeldin
Theodore Mecffeldin
Baltimore City
MecKeldin
Royal Governor
Bastogne
Pimlico
E. Dupont Weir
Galley Buoy Wins Battleship Steeplechase Handicap
A. C. Pete Bostwick returns with Galley Buoy to win the $10,000 Battleship Steeplechase Handicap in his first start in two years. The two mile race over 15 jumps ends a length and a half ahead of War Battle ridden by Kent Miller, with Tourist List third.
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A. C
Pete) Bostwick
Galley Boy
Kent Miller
Lawry Watkins
Washington Ballot Plebiscite Returns Favor Home Rule
Washington voters expressed support for voting rights and federal elections in a district plebiscite. Early returns from most polling places showed a strong desire for presidential and congressional participation, while support for home rule and city officials remained unclear.
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Washington
War Dads to Elect Officers at Frederick Chapter Meeting
Frederick Chapter No 1 American War Dads will elect officers for the coming year at its regular meeting tonight at 745 in the YMCA auditorium. Rev Dr W V Garrett will outline the national convention in Kansas City and a membership campaign is planned. The note also mentions concerns about liquor and tobacco affecting eyesight.
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Frederick
WV. Garrett
Kansas City
Police Chief Acquitted In Civil Rights Case
A Federal Court jury acquitted Batesburg Police Chief Lynwood L. Shull of charges he beat and tortured Negro war veteran Isaac Woodard Jr. The veteran testified he was struck during arrest on a bus near Batesburg while claiming he had been discharged from the Army. The defense said the strike was in self defense as they wrestled for Shull’s blackjack.
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Columbia, S.C
Batesburg
Lynwood L. Shull
Isaac Woodard, Jr
Blind War
New York City
Shull
Woodard
Augusta
Winnsboro
D.C
Squll
Batesbury
Clothing Contribution From Brethren Church At Frederick
New Windsor reports a 669 pound donation of relief goods from the Brethren Church of Frederick received by Paul W. Kinsel at the World Service Center. The shipment includes clothing shoes and bedding and marks one of the church’s largest contributions last month.
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New Windsor
People of the Brethren Church of
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North Market ST
Frederick, MD
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Western Maryland Trust
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