Major election results show party shifts across states
A rapid survey of contest outcomes highlights Democrat gains in several governors and Senate seats while Republicans face mixed early leads. Key states include New York where Copeland leads, Missouri with a Democratic turnover, and West Virginia Maryland and Ohio showing early Democratic momentum as vote counting continues.
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Lehman
Copeland
Missouri
Truman
Patterson
Connecticut
Maloney
Wolcott
House
Ohio
Fess
Vic Donahey
Davey
Brown
Vermont
Austin
Vandenberg
Picard
Washington
Congress
West Virginia
Maryland
Democratic House
Georgia
Mississippi
East
mid-West
Pacific
AU Landon
Kansas
Sunflower
Harold McGuggin
McKellar
Arizona
Senate
Upstate
Levaior Ausin
G. OG. P
Fred. C. Martin
Massachusetts
Kannes
The Case Of Mary Noma And The Hazelton Drive
Navy aide Mary Frank Keffman, a Newark theatrical agent, sought Imogene Wilson alias Mary Noma in Hazelton Pennsylvania. The pursuit involved a sizable cash amount of 2060 dollars carried at the start of the mission, amid a cloak of celebrity and intrigue.
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Frank Keffman
Newark
Hazelton
Mary Noma
Imogene Wilson
Local Social Notes From Sykesville Area
Sykesville area social and family notices list visits and guests from Westminster Baltimore and Frederick. Names include Miss Charlotte Newman Mrs Francis Newman Mr and Mrs J F Smith Mr and Mrs Thurman Nevitt and many others with dinners, hospital stays, and moves. A Merhie Keeney died from lockjaw at University Hospital Baltimore. Funeral at Woodlawn.
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Ada Hess
Garrison
Charles Wagner
Smallwood
Evan Hipsley
Here
Laura Arrington
Baltimore
Frank Arrington
Herbert Hare
Woodbury
George McDonald
Hamilton
Cora Cassand
Howard County
Robert Maxwell
Alpna
Lisyd Bennett Saint
Saday
Pittsburgh
John Waorhers
Wilbur R. McCardell
Howard Porters
Somers
Har Jon
Howard W
Gertrude Warfield
Ellicott
John D
Arthur Brown
John N. Morris
Harry D. Purdum
Relsterstown
C. Hampion Underwood and
William Moore
Harry Lorentz
Persy Lorentz
Berwin
Isabel Hawes
Severna Park
George Hawes
John Williams
Geo. Kelly
Preston
Estells Williams
Party Menus Test Hostess Repertoire
A dated food styling piece outlines luncheon and party menus for nippy days. It covers tomato aspic as a salad headliner with a crab salad centerpiece, plus cream of mushroom soup, corn croquettes, relishes, rolls, and desserts like meringue shells with maple mousse. Included are recipes for tomato aspic and crab salad, with detailed steps and quantities, and meal ideas for breakfast luncheon and dinner courses.
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Mary F. Dague
WEA
Ike
France forms new cabinet after premier resigns
Paris reports that Premier Diomercue's national government collapsed after months of political crisis. Edouard Worrigt becomes Vice-Premier with five cabinet ministers as Robert LeBrug takes on a task to form another government amid fears of disorder.
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Paris
Papa
Edouard Worrigt
Robert LeBrug
Tyee
Henry
Tortie
Dountergue
Premer
Edouard Dalaidier
Crushed to Death In Quarry Accident In Maryland
Nov 6 Joseph Tushed died after being crushed between two moving trucks while a steam shovel was being moved at Jones quarry. Jeremiah Hymiller, driver of the other truck, was detained by Catonsville police and will face charges of causing the death. Also reported: two automobile fatalities in Baltimore during the first five days of November and two property transfers in Tuscarora district and Thirteenth Street, Baltimore, totaling about $4,500.
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Joseph Tushed
Jones
Marretsville Ltd Aieatraifle
Mallimore Ara
John E. Roche
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Jeremiah Hymiller
Sykesville
Catonsville
Pollez
Tuscarora District
Frederick M. Koogle
Albert J. Johnson
Thomas G. Penn
Thirteenth Street
HURT AGAIN Man Rack In Washing County Hospital
Jens Hines of Mont near Weverlon, recently discharged after skull fracture, was injured again by an automobile near Reidysville Monday night. The incident, dated November 6, follows a prior admission to Washington County Hospital and Monday night collision.
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Dingyrstown
Jens Hines
Weverlon
Washington County
Roetal
Mion
Hines
Reidysville
Man Hit By Bus Suffers Severe Injuries In Accident
A man was struck by a bus and sustained a badly fractured left leg and a skull fracture. The unidentified bus driver notified as a motor vehicle official but did not reveal his name. The injured man received first aid at a physician's office after the collision occurred when he walked into the path of the bus.
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Wyt Missioner
Deak
C. L. Reed
Hines
Bus Automouise
Cap
Reedtsvide
Laterings Trial Report From Ambulance Rush
An incident description notes Laterings being rushed to trial in an ambulance, with garbled text mentioning NOAS 304 Taveshan bt and eels Decis. The fragment lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Laterings
Noas
Taveshan Bt
Eels Decis
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