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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1950
Page
7
Unofficial results show Democrats likely retain majorities in Maryland General Assembly with 18 of 31 Senate seats and 87 of 123 House seats. Republicans gain or lose several races including Harford and Dorchester counties. early returns suggested GOP gains but Democrats appear to widen their Senate presence as more counties report.
In unofficial returns Republicans held seats in Allegany Charles Montgomery Somerset Garrett Carroll St Marys Washington and more. Democrats kept 35 Baltimore City House seats and 44 total across Anne Arundel Howard Prince Georges Queen Annes/Wicomico St Marys Baltimore Worcester Harford Kent Cecil Dorchester Calvert. Jacob Ramsburg unseated Edward Storm in Frederick Senate race. The only county still to be heard.
Washington reports Republican gains across the Midwest corn belt after Tuesday elections. Ohio Illinois and Iowa swing back to GOP, affecting farmer outreach and the fate of Secretary Brannan and his farm plan amid postwar political realignments.
Notre Dame athletic director Edward Krause told the Herald-American that television has created millions of friends for Notre Dame and will continue showing games next year if approved by the NCAA. He said TV has helped the Irish at the gate despite three defeats and praised television plus other related work.
Krause says Notre Dame can stress education over football if TV commitments extend beyond one year. The NCAA plans to decide at the 1951 Dallas meeting in January whether to allow continued telecasting of Notre Dame games. He notes ticket demand rose after the first telecast and all home games sold out this season.
The grid remains largely unchanged with Iowa Purdue Michigan State Nave North Carolina Pittsburgh and Southern California as repeaters. Benjamin Bell of Washington was sentenced to six months and a 7500 dollar fine for evading about 357000 in federal taxes. He is free on bail pending appeal at the Fourth Circuit.
Tonight's event centers on Carroll a traditional Republican stronghold as four House seats are contested. Local officials and voters examine candidates and party dynamics ahead of the pivotal races.
The Frederick County Pomona Grange will host a one act play contest Friday at the St Street School auditorium starting 7 40 p m with entries from Carroll Manor New Market and Middletown Granges plus a vocal quartet contest with Jefferson Lewistown and Middletown entries Judges include Mrs T F Dozios Mrs Jean Decker and Phil Harvey Winners advance to the regional contest in Hagerstown and the state Grange championship finals in Easton next month Admission is free The piece notes FBI fingerprint data from 1949 in a separate line.
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