Maryland Senate Campaign Spent 123176.37 in Campaign
A report by campaign treasurer William Wallace shows U.S. Senator John M. Butler’s reelection efforts cost 123176.37 with 75 receipts items from individuals and groups. Major outlays covered television and production, radio, and newspaper advertising to Cahn-Miller Inc. totaling 817,764.29, plus 2,532.68 to the Republican State Central Committee of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
John M. Butler
William Wallace
Braddock Heights
Ellis ¢. Wachter
Cahn-Miller, Inc
Republican State Central Committee of
Maryland
Wallace
Citizens For
John Marshall Buller
Republican Senatorial
Republican State Committee
District of Columbia
Jacob France
France
Waitman F. Zinn
Butler
Marie L. Abell Butler
Avrum Kk. Rifman
Charles B. Knott
George H. French
Harriet E Curry
Vernon
F. Taylor
C. L. Nielson
Samuel J. Berg
John N. Blow
Camilla Haag
W. C. Reynolds
J. M. Willis
Owen W. Turpin
Arthur Hildebrant
Greta B. Brown
Donaldson Brown
Enos
Stockbridge
Rock Creek Women’s Republican Club
Brent H. Farber
Addison FE. Mulikin
John Zink
J. Paull Marshall
Frank Small Jr
Owen McGill
Willam
Allnutt
John F. Lillard
Bill Hill
Samuel H. Wa
W. W. Brown, Jr
J. Cookman Boyd Jr
Elinor L. Murray
Walter H. Saunders
Lewis J. Orr
Mr. Wallace
Telen
Ralco Products Company
Republican State Central Committee
Patricia Bruchalski
Anne Arundel Citizens Committee For
Joseph Alton
Samuel A. Culotta
Senator Butler
Ar. Wallace
State Central Committee of Maryland
Gen
D. Soba Markey
Veterans Committee
Gail Cushall Trimmer
Frederick County
Republican Committee
A. Austin Pearre
Maryland Delaware Five Day Weather Forecast Turning Colder Then Warmer
Five day outlook for Maryland and Delaware. Turning colder Monday and Tuesday with snow or rain late Monday into Tuesday. Warmer by Thursday or Friday and into Saturday. Temperatures near normal overall with precipitation recurring Monday night, Tuesday, and again around Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
Cain
Jury Trial Requested as Wife Slashing Case Shocks Court
Robert K. Seweil of Phobus avenue requested a jury trial and awaits circuit court action on an assault and battery charge after his wife suffered a throat wound and stitches in a Friday night incident. The victim later discharged from hospital as Seweil remained held on a $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert KE. Seweil
Phobus Avenue
Peoples Court
Albert L. Freeze Jr
Frederick
RFD
Freeze
William Boost, Jr
Carroll Street
Gra‘er Street
Edward J. Smith
Edward G. Wetzel
Baltimore
KR. C. Snyder
Richard WW. Flohr
Fountain iMills
Sleet and freezing rain hit Frederick county roads
Ice and sleet slowed traffic across the county with bridges on US 15 and US 40 slick. Roads crews cindered bridges and windshields froze as a freezing mist and light snow flurries were reported in eastern areas. Forecasts warned of continued cold, cloudy skies, and possible snow flurries tonight into tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. 15
Frederick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
State Roads Commission
Oliver L. Cinegan
Roads Commission
New + ‘Market
Mercury
Air
Culler Lake
Erie Mayor Seeks Federal Disaster Aid After Snowbelt Outbreak
Snow fell across a 150 mile Lake Erie belt from Ohio to Buffalo with 29 inches forecast by afternoon. Drifts blocked Routes 5 and 20 as snowplows cleared them. motorists urged to avoid the area while Erie coordinates relief. Packers pick Paul Hornung in NFL bonus draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Ohio
Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio Lake
Erie
New York
Erie County
Suspects Sought in Arsenic Deaths Near Kearneysville
West Virginia state police search for suspects in arsenic poisonings that killed William Kidwell and his two sons Thomas and Charles and harmed his wife and seven other children. Investigators confirmed arsenic in well water at the family home and seek a former family friend as a possible suspect. The elder Kidwell died on Thanksgiving, the boys on November 15, and a 10 month old sibling died earlier. Mollie, 13, remained critical but improving to fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
Charleston
Kidwell
Kearneysville
W. Va
Durst
Kidwells
Hagerstown
Potomac River
Molite
Mollie
Hagerstown Youth Killed in Martinsburg Road Accident
A Hagerstown youth died and five others were injured in a crash on the Martinsburg Shepherdstown road near the Opequon Bridge. Driver James Lee Sunderland, 19, was ejected and killed on impact. several other passengers aged 11 to 20 were listed as injured. State police cited excessive speed as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hagerstown
Shepherdstown
James Lee Sunderland
Richard Dutu‘row
Paule Tosten
William Gossard
Allen Strunk
James Turner
Blaine Holliday
Opequon Bridge
U N Force To Enter By Sea In Suez Zone
The United Nations police plan to enter the Suez Canal zone by sea in addition to air, aiming to speed the peace patrol buildup. Maj. Gen. Burns urged the move during talks with British and French officers in Port Said, with 1002 Yugoslav troops expected on three ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Said
Egypt
U. N
Suez Canal Zone
Middle East
U.N
E. L. M. Burns
Cairo
Capodichino
Naples
Italy
Abu Suweir
Ismailia
Cornell Student Dies On Mt Marcy Hike
Norman Nissen 28 of Phillipsport N Y collapsed on Mt Marcy the state highest peak and died Saturday night. His frozen body was carried down the mountain by three forest rangers and two volunteers using a deer carrier. Timothy G Bond 20 of Kensington Md was hiking with him Saturday night. A coroner's exam was set for today to determine the death cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Placid
N.Y
Cornell University
Mt. Marcy
Norman Nissen
Phillipsport
N. Y
Forest Rangers
Timothy G. Bond
Kensington
Nissen
Snow Storm Halts Ports as Nation Faces Dispute
Heavy snow warnings hit eastern New York and New England as storms push flurries from the Great Lakes to the Appalachians. In New York and New Jersey ports, longshoremen walked out, later returning to work amid government pressure and Taft-Hartley emergency orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New England
Great Lakes
Ohio Vallley
Appalachians
Tennessee
North Carolina
Atlantic
Boston
Virginia
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Pellston
Mich
Detroit
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Stow
Sellinsgrove
LaGuardia
Arthur Gardner
Erie
Lakeport
Maine
Gardnerso
Texas
Pacific Coast
Plains States
International Lang
Pacific Northwest
ILA
William W. Bradley
Focal
Bradley
Alexander P. Chopin
The
Shipping Association
Chopin
Sociology Professor Killed in Snowbound Highway Crash
West Virginia University sociology professor Jacob Sapusiichun of Morgantown, W Va, died in a crash on US 22 near Lebanon County, Pa, blamed on a snowstorm. Dr Herbert Siegel of Waynesburg College, uninjured, lost control. truck rear collided, injuring Formosan students Champin Tu, 24, and Liang Tseng Fat, 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demicksburg
West Virginia University
Mate
Jacob Sapusiichun
Morgantown
W. Va
Herbert Siegel
Waynesburg College
Siegel
Lebanon County
Champin Tu
Liang
Tseng Fat
West Virginia
Siecel
Hannah
Chinyung Wen
West, Virginia University
Hungary Faces Strikes as Nagy Absence Shakes Regime
Hungarian workers reportedly promise to return to duties as Budapest council calls for negotiations with Premier Janos Kadar. Strikes and slowdowns have paralysed Hungary since Nagy disappeared after Soviet involvement. Government spokesmen deny pursuit of Nagy while promising to address workers demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Imre Nagy
Budapest
Nagy
Hungary
Moscow
Eft
Yugoslavia
Nagynd
Werker
Tito
Belgrade
Inside job suspected in record Bullitt estate burglary
Police believe an insider aided a $274,000 wall safe heist at the Oxmoor mansion of William Marshall Bullitt on Louisville's edge, with a bookshelf door and a hidden panel safe used. The 1780s estate spans 1000 acres. family members were present, and the missing money ranged from small bills to large denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Oxmoor
William Marshall Bullitt
Bullitt
Bert Hart
Bert Heuser
United States
James Wyatt
Wyatt
Four Killed In Crash On U S 40 East Near Baltimore
Baltimore County police report four people were killed when a tractor trailer rear ended a car on U S 40 about ten miles east of Baltimore. The car occupants were African American. drivers identified include Frederick Foster of Philadelphia and AL Spans of Winston. Two Philadelphia women and two men died. two Philadelphia passengers were identified, while a second woman remained unnamed. Truck occupants were treated for injuries. witnesses say the car veered from a tavern driveway and was struck from behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U.S. 40
Baltimore County
Frederick Foster
Philadelphia
Ira, R. Banks
Annie Mae Norris
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Arthur Sparks
Melvin’ ‘Buchanan
Winston
AL. Spans
Buchanan
Ths
Pro-Soviet Group Controls Syrian Army Since Sues Crisis
AP reports a silent coup in Syria after Egypt's crisis, with pro Soviet officers led by Col Abdul Hamid Saraj seizing martial law and army control. Damascus air raids and blackout measures followed as civilian authority failed, while Soviet ties and Hungarian events receive press suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Beirut
Lebanon
Heypt
Syria
Egypt
Strand
Abdul Hamid Saraj
Damascus
Fom
Fas
Bic Crsix
Iraq Petroleum Co
Mediterranean
Europe
Hungary
Moscow Radio
Tass
Nehru
Ion
Middle East
Armament Entry by Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp
Fairchild Aircraft and Engine Corp disclosed its entry into the armament field with a series of new light weight corrosion resistant firearms. Gains widened in New York trading as steels oils shipbuilding issues and aircraft demand boosted the stock market early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arms Field
Hagerstown
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp
New York
Award Of Road Contract Approved
The County Commissioners approved a bid of 214 388 by Richard F. Kline royal contractor for road work from Highland street to the city airport property. The project covers 60 of 2 mile and will improve a section of Shighwas after industrial firms located near the airport increased traffic. Highland street connects with Hughes Ford road at the Frederick County Agricultural Society property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Street
Richard F. Kline
Royal Contractor
N. W. Etzler Compass
Veith
Highland
Hughes Ford
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sen. Butler
E. J. Merrek
Washington
E. J. Merrick, Jr
Army Engineers
Garrett County
Eisenhower
Corn
Garrett
Augusta
CIA
Alane
New York Bell Telephone Company
Newark
Telephone Company
Gaithersburg
Mt. Airy
Ginegan
North Bentz Street
Vta
George Ross Moberly
Walkersville
Pearl ‘Street
Frederick High School
Moberly
Huediall
Walluersburg
Istaller-Repairman
Organized Army Reserve
Signal Battalion
James E. Bartgis
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
H. H. Liggon Jr
John R. Hockman
Bel Air
Hockman
Waynesboro
Army
Williamsport
Clearspring
Smithsboro
West Firth Street
Erie. Pa
Arthur
Gardner
Fed
Guido Cantelli
Rome
New York Philharmonic
Rouses
Orlyn Field
Paris
Packers
Green Bay Packers
Notre Dame
Paul Hornung
Jersey
Gulf Coast
Wall Safe
Bullitt Home
Louisville, Ky
Price
Potomac
Eva A. Duve
St. Petersburg
Ur. J. 2. Duve
Wifp
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!