Butler Says He'll Be Quiet Senator After Maryland Victory
John Marshall Butler defeated four-term incumbent Millard Tydings by about 43,000 votes in Maryland to win a U.S. Senate seat. He portrays himself as a quiet, careful legislator pledging economic reform, cuts to the federal budget, and focus on anti communism and preparedness. Butler's background spans Baltimore roots, early labor, World War I service, Johns Hopkins football, a law degree, and a long law career before politics.
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Baltimore
John Marshall Butler
Millard Tydings
U. & Senate
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Baltimore City Service Commission
Butler
Field Artillery
Johns Mopkins University
University of Maryland
Louise Abell
Venable, Boetjer and Howard
Butlers
Americans Get Correct Treatment Says Americans Get Correct Treatment
Berlin dispatch from a Chinese correspondent reports on the North Korean front that Chinese volunteer formations are treating captured Americans per international law. It says U S Cavalry forces were trapped, many Americans surrendered, received provisions, and were taken as prisoners as war per law.
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Berlin
ADN
U. S
Wutian
People's Army
Robbery Details Reveal Loot From Korean Homes
A fragment reports items stolen from Korean houses including numerous furnishings letters and many pictures of unclothed women. The note hints at a broader theft pattern but provides few specifics on dates or suspects.
Santa Letters Received From Local Residents
Letters written to Santa Claus have been received by the News from Janet and Richard Mathias Graceham James N Ford 244 West Patrick Street Barbara Ambrose LeGore and Christine Lantz Middletown.
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Santa Claus
Janet
Richard Mathias
Street And Highway Deaths Increase Again
Street and highway fatalities rose for the eleventh consecutive month, with October deaths totaling 3449, up 12 percent from a year earlier, pushing ten‑month 1950 deaths to 28,020, the National Safety Council reported. President Ned H. Dearborn urged warning as December risks traffic. In other items, Rev. W Snowden was taken into custody on a Washington warrant but released, and Samuel Thompson faced vagrancy charges after a brief arrest. American coal mine capacity remains 30 to 40 percent above demand.
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Chicago
U. S
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
W. Snowden
Washunston
D. C
Irving Keller
Washington
Frederick
Utz Co to Hold Open House at New Plant Hanover Pa
Utz Potato Chip Co invites the public to inspect its new Carlisle street and Clearview road facility in Hanover with tours 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 10 pm on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. William D Utz and staff will host and explain operations at the largest single roof plant in the United States devoted to potato chips.
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Utz Co
New Plant
Utz Potato Chip Co. Inc
Carlisle Street
Clearview Road
Hanover
United States
William D. Utz
Staley Park
City Recreation Commission
James A. Grove
W. W. Corbin
Hood College
Rebecca Adair
Jeanie McCarty
Bonnie Boniface
Donna McDowell
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Tresiss
Devil Food
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Bonnie Brand
Borden’s Chateau
Sweitzer Cheese
Samuel Thompson
Sergi Swomley
Cuddles
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St Joseph
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