May Make Voting Machines Mandatory By Legislative Act
Nov 10 Baltimore report says 10 Maryland counties now using paper ballots must switch to voting machines by the 1958 primary under a bill to be submitted to the General Assembly. The planned overhaul includes mandatory machines in 13 counties and city, reform of the Corrupt Practices Act, absentee voting expansion, and narrower campaign finance rules. Key counties listed include Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Kent, Prince Georges, Montgomery, Washington, Wicomico, and Queen Annes.
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Washington
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Mary L Nock
Senate Now
Len Goldstein D-Calverti
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Jon the Fudas
New Trade Route To Be Opened Next Week
SAS will launch a new transatlantic route linking Southern California to Europe with weekly DC-6B service and a fuel stop at Greenland. The plan shortens Los Angeles to Europe flights by about five hours, with Copenhagen as the initial destination and Winnipeg and Greenland as stops. The move aims to capture heavy Western U S travel and trade, projecting millions in Europe bound exports and two tons of weekly merchandise.
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World relief aid and local notices from New Windsor
New Windsor reports October gifts from Church World Service to Yugoslavia Pakistan Germany Lebanon Ceylon Greece and Korea. Brethren Service sent soap and clothing to Germany and lab equipment to Puerto Rico. International Voluntary Services sent supplies to Baratu seers and Iraq. International Gift Shop received refugee crafts from Germany and sisal bags from India. Ann Roop, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roop, qualified for an advanced communications course at Manchester College Indiana. She is a high school graduate with multiple awards and activity roles. Also reported: students attend Maryland Association of Student Councils, Westmin ster guest of honor at a stock shower, and Young People Farm Bureau officers elected. In Berlin trials, 22 East Germans face charges tied to U.S. and West Germany. Freedom balloons certified anti-Communist leaflets attacked by Soviet troops in Austria. Thomas Eatson’s 1868 patent noted for electrical vote recorder.
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Mais Jane Buffington
Connie Koontz
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Arn Winle
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Marjorie Green
Edith Franklin
Jeanne Green
Recina Bowersox
Preston Green
Elsie Baust
Feader
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Oine Carlisle
Dorothy Lease
Jeannette Carizendamer
Get Welt
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