Long Ballot For Election In November
The November ballot lists 42 candidates across state, federal and county offices, plus nine constitutional amendments. Notable names include Governor Byrd, McKeldin. Attorney General Rollins and Syberl. Comptroller Tawes. several district representatives, judges, sheriffs, clerks, and lawmakers. Amendments address sheriff salaries, absentee voting, judge additions, and home rule powers across multiple counties.
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U. S
Frederick High School
Fair
Harry Clifton Byrd
Theodore R. McKeldin
Edward D. E. Rollins
C. Ferdinand Syberl
J. Millard Tawes
6Th
DeWit S. Hyde
Edward J. Ryan
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Stedman Prescott
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Edward D. Storm
Samuel W. Barrick
Murray Holmes Fout
Horace M. Alexander
Arthur Robert Hofman
C. Burton Cannon
Ellis C. Wachter
Harry D. Radcliff
James H. Falk
Bruce £. Crum
Edward F. Holter
A. Grant Hooper
Delbert 5. Null
Mehrl H. Ramsburg
Samuelh. Young
Orphans Court
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Daniel S. Fout
Mary H. Gregory
Albert C. Palmer
Frank C. Shaok
Clarence W. Stoutlemyer
House of Delegates
George M. Chapline, Jr
Charles FE. Collins
George B. Delaplaine
Baltimore
Eny
Anne Arundel
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Howard
General Assembly
Montgomery County
Baltimore County
Saw Pope Pius XII at Castel Gondolfo visit described
Montclair resident George A. Zeigler on a business trip en route to Hong Kong sent a postcard from Rome describing seeing Pope Pius XII at Castel Gandolfo yesterday. He said the Pope spoke to 20 groups in six languages and looked healthy. Zeigler estimated about 10 000 people were present and noted one group was English.
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Pope Pius
George A. Zeigler
Montclair
WN. d
Hing Kong
Rome
Italy
Frederick
Pope Pius XII
Castel Gondolfo
Five Day Forecast Indicates Warm Weekend With Showers
Five day outlook shows a rather warm weekend with a few scattered showers Saturday and more on Sunday. Cooler pattern expected Monday and Tuesday, then warmer Wednesday with more showers. Temperatures run 3 to 4 degrees above normal with highs around 67 to 73 and overnight lows from near 40s to mid 50s across regions.
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Maryland
Doughton Dies in North Carolina Bed at Home
Laurel Springs NC Robert L Doughton longtime chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee in the Roosevelt and Truman administrations was found dead in his bed at his home He introduced more tax bills than any man in US history authored the first social security law retired from politics in 1952 after 42 years as a representative He served seven presidents and remained active in supporting Democrats in NC He was NCs national committeeman after retiring His 1910 election began a seven presidency career He was outspoken on taxation and once quipped about a Morgenthau tax plan You can shear a sheep every year but you can skin him only once His tax philosophy was to pack feathers with fewest squawks from the goose.
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Laurel Springs
N. C
Robert L. Doughton
House
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
W. Doughton
U.S
North Carolina
U.S. House of Representatives
Coughton
Henry Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Indians Pin Hopes Today On Dig bear
In the World Series game three the Indians and Giants faced similar Cleveland lineup shuffles as Ruben Gomez started for the Giants and Mike Garcia for the Indians. Weather was warm and humid with cloudy breaks as crowd forecasts lagged. Major changes included Hank Majeski starting at third and Vic Wertz moving to cleanup, while Dusty Rhodes and Wally Westlake swapped roles in the field and batting order.
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Cleveland
New York
Giants
Cleveland Indians
Ruben Gomes
Leo Durocher
al Lopez
Mike Garcia
Bob Lemon
Wyan
Cays
Lopez
al Rosen
Hank Majeski
Vic Wertz
Rosen
Durocher
Monte Irvin
Dusty Rhodes
Dave Philley
Indians
Wally Westlake
Philley
Roberts To Ask Release On Bail Soon
MEAMS Fla James T Roberts 43 year old Baltimore attorney charged with the kidnap murder of his daughter sat alone in a cell and mapped plans to fight for his freedom He hoped to file a plea of innocent and apply for an immediate hearing on a writ to win release on bond until the trial The hearing likely won t come before Monday as State s Atty Brautigam is in Tallahassee for a hearing The jailer said Roberts will need conferences with attorneys before arraignment and trial His daughter Judith Ann was stolen from her grandparents home and found beaten and strangled near Biscayne Bay Authorities believe the child was taken to extort money from the Rosenbergs The Roberts family had arrived for a visit and Roberts said no plans had been made to bring his wife and remaining daughter to Miami
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Meams
Fla
James T. Roberts
Baltimore
Dade County
Roberts
Adv
George Brautigam
Tallahassee
State Supreme Court
Brautigam
Saul T. van Zamff
R. T. Sims
Sims
Earl Venne
William McCrory
Wiigar Guald
Judith Ann.e
Harry Rasenber
Biscayne Bay
Rosenbergs
Dade
Shirley
Betty
Miami
Bodies Of Seven Killed Recovered
Washington area Navy reservists and an Iowa airman died when a Beechcraft collided with an FSI fighter near Baltimore. Navy divers recovered seven bodies from the Patapsco River, including Lt Cmdr Edward McDermitt of Takoma Park and Lt Cmdr Charles Rent of Riverdale, among others.
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Washington
Anacostia
Naval Air Station
Baltimore Harbor
Patapsco
Navy
Washington Area
FSI
Baltimore’s
Harbor Field
Ove Stenberg
National Air Guardsman
Sioux Falls
Beechcraft
Edward B. McDermitt
Takoma Park
Charles A. Rent
Riverdale
David J. Crocker
Bladensburg
Arthur Nicholson
Washingington
Aviation Machinist
Owen J. Canty
Flippen L., Whidby
Robot forecasts faster weather with new IBM machine
Washington Pa reports on a high speed weather forecast robot being readied for operation by the U S Weather Bureau. The IBM built operational model will cost about 400000 yearly and is expected to speed and improve forecasts by crunching millions of calculations for a 24 hour period.
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Washington
U.S
Weather Bureau
Werther Bureau
International Business Machines Corp
George P. Cressman
Bureau
United States
Baltimore Street Protests Spur School Integrations
Protests spreading across at least six Baltimore public schools disrupted start of classes as about 500 pupils gathered outside Southern High School and other sites. Police cleared picket lines while the Board of School Commissioners reaffirmed open, integrated schooling and urged calm.
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Baltimore
Southern High School
Southern
John, H. Fischer
Delaware
Fulton Streets
Chestnut
37Th Street
Hampden
Board of
Department of Education
Policy Department
United States
Sixth Anniversary Seoul Air Force Celebrations
The South Korean Air Force marked its sixth anniversary with demonstrations over Seoul featuring more than one US and ROK Air Force aircraft.
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Seoul
Three Youths In Gang Are Given Three Month Terms
Frederick youths Bernard Ambush Jr Charles Diggs and Spencer Bowie were found guilty of trespass after notice and assault and battery on Lincoln School students. Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield ordered three month terms, citing a gang problem and ongoing threats at the school.
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Frederick Colored
Lincoln School
House of Correction
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Bernard ‘Billy’ Ambush, Jr
Ice St
Charles Harvey Diggs
Klinehart’s Alley
Spencer Monroe Bowie
West Patrick Street
Diggs
Ambush
Kenneth Parker
Bowie
Parker
Phillip Carroll
Charles E. Henson
Henson
Elis Carty
Sheffield
Mildred Crowley
Houisdale
King
East Patrick Street
U. S. 40
Braddock Mountain
Forrest Gayer
Miami
Fla
Chester E. Stevenson
Pinelawn
Wiliam D. Shook
Cumberland
Robert T. Neidlinger, Jr
Honestown
Trouper J. W. Hardy
Logan A. Jackson
Akron
Exec
U.S
Myeville
Charles Myers
RFD
McClellandtown
Myersville
U. S
H. P. Billings
Devinstown
Middletown
Vernon
L. Envre
Frederick
Woodrow W. Bryan
Waynesboro
Rosemont Avenue
Hardy
Paul Kine
Ellis Carty
William Boone, Jr
Bunting Season Opens in Charleston State
The state's fall hunting season opened today and the Conservation Department expects it to be above average for sportsmen. The season kickoff in Charleston signals a strong start with favorable conditions anticipated for hunters statewide.
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Charleston
Conservation Department
Plea to Candidates Over School Issues in County Race
Voters demand action on the school situation as county candidates discuss teacher shortages, hiring high school graduates, transfers, and potential desegregation. Citizens groups push for elective school boards, stressing responsiveness to public opinion and a clearer rationale for actions.
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Board of Education
Tureguaiesg Gua Are
Junior Chamber of Force
Fleeters
Supreme Court
Appeal for clothing and furniture for Weedon family
Red Cross and Adamstown Doves residents appeal for clothing and furniture after a Wednesday night house fire left Thomas Weedon 66 his son 26 and a grandson 22 in need. The family has no insurance and is staying with relatives while a shoes sizes and injuries are noted. The mother of a two year old girl died from burns the day after the fire. A Red Cross field rep reported no immediate plans.
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Red Cross
Adamstown-Doves
Thomas Weedon
Adm
Mien G Quynn
Adid
Adm Quynn
Fam- Ha
Red Cross Commandee
Consutte~tion
Adamstown
Charles
Charles Weedon
Red Cross Field
Termite dispute looms in 19th century Middletown home case
The Miller buyers seek rescission and return of 87 250 plus 1 000 improvements from a 150 year old Middletown Valley house after alleging termite infestation known before sale. Defense witness Mrs Baker, a former owner, testifies no disclosure. Exterminator and realtor corroborate termite presence but dispute extent. Trial before Associate Judge Patrick Schnauffer.
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Middletown Valley
Patrick Mr. Schnauffer
Equity Court
Sidney Miller
Miller
Parsons Company
Camp Detrick
Jule Julie
Umhey
Loe Duderty
Wilhelmina Baker
Miklers
Howard A. Grass
Aller
Harrington Lands Frederick Freight Agent Post
Charles T. Harrington, longtime Baltimore and Ohio employee, is named freight agent in the Frederick office to succeed the late Charles C. Reed. Harrington, a 35 year B and O veteran, previously served 15 years as chief clerk in Frederick. Reed died September 22 after 48 years with the railroad.
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Charles T. Harrington
Bruns “Wick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Charles C. Reed
Harrington
Motive Power Department
Brunswick
Frederick Countian
Brunswick High School
North Male Avenue
Reed
Rtailroad
Integration Setback in Delaware Highlights School Segregation
The Milford Board of Education voted to remove Negro students from the previously all white high school, sparking protests as two thirds of white students boycotted. Across the region, Baltimore and other states reported renewed segregation efforts, while NAACP appeals and Georgia political moves favored private schooling to preserve segregation.
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Milford Board
Associated Press
Delaware
New Milford Board of Education
Milford
Milford Board of Education
State Board of Education
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Hillsboro
Onie
U.S
John H. Druffel
NAACP
U.S. Supreme Court
Middletown
Ohio
Tigers Name Bucky Harris as Manager in Detroit
Detroit Tigers appoint Bucky Harris as manager replacing Fred Hutchinson who resigned after refusing a one year contract. Harris, 55, previously managed Washington Senators 1928 to 1933 without a first division finish, and was released from the Senators last week. Front office says Harris comes highly recommended and agreed to a one year deal. Police file shows various overnight charges including unlawful trespass and resisting arrest with bond set and hearings scheduled. Communist Czechoslovakia informs Washington that Lt Richard Dries and Pvt George Pisk will be turned over to American authorities at the German border tomorrow.
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Detroit
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Fred Hutchinson
Harris
Washington Senators
Tigers
Walter
Spike) Briggs Jr
Barris
Washington
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Prague
Richard Dries
Pic
George Pisk
U.S
Waidhaug
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Mound
New York Giants
Frank Keefer
Fairview Avenue
West Seventh Street
Spring Valley
Samuel S. Feaga
A. Luther Knowles
Tuscarora
Walter Martz
Clyde W. Brown
Alice G Welvel
Maurice L. Wetze
Deerfield-Sabillasville Road
Hayevere
C. T. Harrington
Tiggers
Wilner J. Dixon
West Fifth Street
Oy Sergi
J. Willard Brown
North Bentz Street
Cora C. Wetzel
Clark Place
Kenneth L. Schultz
Tregoning
Kanade
Bare
Mossburg
John M. Sausser
Braddock Heights
Huddleson
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