Incumbent Judges Triumph in State Circuit Elections
Incumbent circuit judges won 1 year terms in Baltimore and surrounding counties while others were unopposed or defeated. Judges Barrett Smith Raine McDonald won seats in Baltimore County, Macgill Rin in Howard County, Anderson Lawlor won in sixth circuit, Nice Oppenheimer retained in Baltimore City, Harlan named to a third seat, and Brun Fraley Dorsey Strohm Evans McLaughlin Piutcher and others secured full terms.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Lester L. Barrett
Michael Paul Smith
McKeldin
John E. Raine
Towson
William F. McDonald
Ruxton
Baltmore
James Macgill
Tihames GO. Rin
Ui Savage Ius
Howard County
Thomas N. Anderson
Rockville
Kathryn J. Lawlor
Chevy Chase
Charles M. Irelan
Silver Spring
Alfred D. Noyes
Barnesville
Baltimore City
Deeley K. Nice
Reuben Oppenheimer
Edwin A. Harlan
Nellie Marie Marshall
Frederick W. Brun
Court of Appeals
Neill C Fraley
Garret
Coun
D &K McLaughlin
Washington
Matthew Strohm Evans
Anne Arundel
Philip H. Dorsey Jr
St. Marys
John Raymond Piutcher
Prince Guuges
Governors List By State With Incumbent Markers
A partial roster lists governors by state with incumbency marks. Arizona Ernest W McFadord UD X, Arkansas Orval Faubus D X, Florida Leroy Collins D X, Indiana Harold W Handley Brown Herschel C Loveless D, Massachusetts Foster Furcolo D X, among others.
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Washington
Arizona
Ernest W. McFadord
Ud-X
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
D-X
Florida
Leroy Collins
Indiana
Harold W. Handley Brown
Herschel C. Loveless
Mame Edmund S Muskie
Eisenhower Wins Big in 1956 Presidential Return
The report details Dwight D. Eisenhower and Nixon victory after returns come in at the White House. Eisenhower thanks supporters from the ballroom, praising the public for approval of his first term and Republican ideals. The article notes results in Maryland Ohio and Wisconsin precincts and lists several convention attendees and officials.
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Rrenco Remie
Guy Mollet
Egypt
Eisenhower
White House
York
Jacob K. Javits
North Carolina
Sam J. Er
Utah
Wallace F. Bennett
Ivin Jr
Stevemeon
Mrs. Esenhower
Ken
United States of America
President Takes Every City Precinct
The Republican trend was stronger in city returns with Hauvers 1 showing a clear Eisenhower lead. A heavy turnout sparked debate if it reflected protest or confidence, as 21,738 votes went to the major candidates and 78 percent of 29,956 eligible voters cast ballots. No write-ins were reported. Frederick County last voted Democratic for president in 1960.
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America
Coleithey
Frederick Cousty
Frederick
Tor
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Associated Press
U. S. Senate
Barker
Allegany
Marvin L. Arrowsmits
RDSA
Arundel
Washington
Alabama
Calvert
Arkansas
Caroline
MIT
Mms
California
Carroll
Colorado
Cecil
Connecticut
Charles
Delaware
Dorchester
Florida
Frederck
Georgia
Garrett
Idaho
Indiana
Kent
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Q'n Annes
Louisiana
St. Marys
Maine
Somerset
Sarlage Want
Pathe
Fisenhouwer
Tld
Pg Reprb
Cer Cag
Massachusetts
Lhcan
M Higan
Wicomico
Sheraton Park
Minnesota
Worcester
Republi
Mississippi
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey Ee
Ithe
Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Anc
Hungary
Middle East
West Virginia
White House
Wisconsin
Seahower
Wyoming
Hauvers 1
Silver Spring Hospital Plan Defeated in Montgomery Vote
Montgomery County voters rejected a 3 million dollar bond plan to build a Silver Spring hospital by a large margin 53 141 to 3 015. The election also included county charter and other local measures with mixed results and mixed turnout.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Silver Spring
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Senators list of incumbents elected with X indicators
The article lists U S senators with party and status notes such as D-X or R-X for incumbents. Names include Lister Hill Arizona Carl Hayden Smathers Herman Talmadge Frank Church Capehart Bourke B. Hickenloope Carlson Cooper Lon Little details suggest a partisan roll of seated incumbents.
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Washington
Alabama
Lister Hill
Arizona
Carl Hayden
D-X
Arkansas
Joe Fulbright
California
Thomas H. Kuchel
Connecticut
Prescott Bush
Florida
George A. Smathers
Georgia
Herman E. Talmadge
Idaho
Frank Church
Indiana
Homer E Capehart
Iowa
Bourke B. Hickenloope
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senate
Cecil H. Underwood
Vernon W. Thomson
Price Daniel
Burkittsville
George D. Clyde
Klub
Joseph B. Johnson
Vention
Richard Pry
Wayne Guyton
Mark Summers
Frank Bush
Merle Guyton
Robert Staley
Paul Smith
Harold Zecker
Walter Williams
D. R .Hill
Raritan National
Michigan
Glennen Wiliams
Dex
Mary Missouri
James T Blair
Ruri- Nebraska
Victor E
Dis- Ohio
C. William O'Neill
Congress
Milton R
George D. Aiken
Hyde Feley
Young
Frank J Lausche
D. Washington
Warren G
A. S
Mike Monronev Nnson
Chapman
Olin D. Johnercomb
Wash
Strom Thurmond
Alexander Wiley
Frank Carlson
John Sherman Cooper
Russell B. Lon
Marsland
John Marshall Butler
Missour
Thomas C. Henry
Noras Cotton
Plymouth
Lawrence Wolk
Coats
North Market Street
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