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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1950
Page
13
A list of election results shows various offices with candidate tallies such as Attorney General Gunter 9448 and Judge Woodward 10581, along with numerous state and local races. It includes referenda figures on constitutional convention and legislative apportionment, plus a note about Sir Walter Raleigh estate sale for 1.6N0 pounds per Britannica.
Frederick County election supervisors completed the official vote tabulation without material changes. Mary Hancock Gregory remains defeated but narrowed margins, while Hooper Virts Lane and McKeldin shifts solidified results. mail ballots added to totals for governor, comptroller, and other races.
Baltimore November 9. Telephone service in Maryland was little affected today by a Bell system workers strike. Pickets blocked Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company HQs while most employees ignored the line. Fewer than 100 installers union members were on strike, with only about eleven at work. Twenty long lines department employees were absent, but 36 remained. Most operators continued duty, and maintenance operated normally. The 2700 operators reportedly followed union guidance against picket lines.
Register of Wills Harry D. Radcliff was re-elected without opposition. He filed a campaign expense report with the Clerk of the Circuit Court showing total expenditures of 452.85, including a 400 contribution to Gail L. Catshall, treasurer of the Republican Campaign Committee.
Toledo lawyer M-Frazier Bearns, the sole independent elected to the U.S. House, announced he will not return to the Democratic party. Bearns has been a Democrat for three years and once managed Franklin D Roosevelt's Ohio presidential campaign in 1936.
A U S congress member, elected as an Independent, announced he will serve independently with a capital I while choosing a seat on the Democratic or Republican side. He quipped he will sit in the aisle on his carpetbag, recalling a past August campaign incident when Rep. Michael J. Kirwan attacked him.
Reams, Tennessee native, kept his southern accent as he embraced the issue, touring with a carpetbag in place of a briefcase to court voters and frame the party’s message.
Ultrasonic waves beyond human hearing are being used in diverse tasks from sterilizing milk to washing fabrics and cleaning objects. These inaudible vibrations offer practical applications across food safety and laundry.
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