Maryland Campaign Scrambles Over State Finances Clash
Maryland Governor McKeldin and former Gov. Lane clash over fiscal health and tax promises during election rallies. McKeldin touts good credit solvency and proposes a permanent state finance commission while Lane recalls 1946 50 tax plans and criticizes real estate and sales tax proposals amid cross county campaigning.
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Associated Press
Maryland
McKeldin
Caroline County
William Preston Lane Jr
Annapolis
H.C. Byrd
McKel
Denton
Wold
Pennsylvania
Byrd
Calvert County
Lane
Chesapeake Bay
Gorge Keldin
Optimists Induct Six New Members at Frederick Meeting
Mayor John A Derr joins Edgar A. VanFossen Stanley V. Gaver Harry C Kemp Dr Melvin Lea Sylvester L Thomas among six inducted into the Optimist Club of Frederick by Dr Ralph B Bell of Washington at a joint Optimists Opti-Mrs. dinner at the Southern Restaurant.
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Optimist Club
Ralph B. Bell
Washington
Southern Restaurant
John A Derr
Edgar A. VanFossen
Stanley V. Gaver
Harry C. Kemp
Melvin Lea
Sylvester L. Thomas
Bell
Harry C. Smith
Labertytown High School
Shirley Jean Smith
Norman Smith
Airy
Austin N. Garver
Everett Garver
Unionville
Shirley Jean
Opti
Austin
Hesbia C. Foster J
Smith
Shirley
Leng
Ior
Harry R. Patton
Carroll Boyer
Derr
Optimists
Exchange Club
Budget critique of highway spending under current administration
A speaker condemns the present administration for road building, arguing funds are simply continuing prior plans at higher costs. He notes the state budget rose from 150 million to 237 million dollars since 1951 and claims little substantial tax relief has followed.
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Lane
McCarthy To Resist Committee's Report
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin announces through his lawyer that he will vigorously oppose the special committee report urging his censure. He seeks to present precedents to counter the charges as the Senate prepares for an extraordinary session on November 8.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Edward Bennett Willams
Wiliams
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Watkins Committee
Hendrickson
Ralph W. Zwitker
Williams
Congress
Sena
MacCarthy
Doctors Honored At Maryland Medical Meeting
In Hagerstown Maryland four physicians were honored for 20 plus years as secretaries of their county medical societies receiving scrolls at the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty semi annual meeting. Other discussions covered thoracic diagnosis mass X ray cost and cancer surgery in the chest along with geriatric disease diagnosis. About 300 physicians attended and members voted to relocate next spring's meeting from Baltimore without selecting a new site.
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Hagerstown
State of Maryland
Edgar Jones
Dorchester County
J. W. Bird
Montgomery County
George Dodson
Cecil County
Ernest Poole
Washington County
Julian Johnson
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Johnson
Edward J. Steightz
St. Elizabeth Veterans Administration Hospital
Rockville
Baltimore
Arrest of Blumberg Noted in Capital Smith Act Case
Washington report on the arrest of Dr. Albert Emanuel Blumberg in New York City on Smith Act charges. FBI agents detained him at 7th Avenue and 20th Street after a Hoover statement noted his longtime Communist party role and underground activity since 1949. inquiry followed FBI filing and a Philadelphia warrant.
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Washington
Department of Justice Today
Albert Emanuel Blumberg
New York City
Department of Justice
Blumberg
Communist Party
FBI
7Th Ave
20Th St
U.S. Forbids Steel Merger Between Bethlehem and Youngstown
Washington reports the antitrust division rejected the proposed Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube merger as anticompetitive. Bethlehem chair Eugene Grace urged potential steps to preserve a national economic and defense benefit, while noting other large firms’ competition.
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Washington
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Atty. Geo. Brownell
Antitrust Division
Justice Department
Stownell
New York
Eugene Grace
Ihairman
Bethlehem
What all women know What every man should know cook book
Oklahoma City officials report a cookbook title advertised as What all women know What every man should know drew several male orders. Clyde N. Kemery of the Better Business Bureau described a bitter reaction and said the bureau would take action.
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Oklahoma
City
Clyde N. Kemery
The
Better Business Bureau
Kemery
Bureau
Judge Declares Stand Against Assaults On Police
Hagerstown Maryland September 30 Chief Judge Joseph D Mish of the Fourth Maryland Judicial Circuit said he will not tolerate threats and assaults on police officers. He imposed one year on Lester C Jones and wife for neglect of their five children. Detective Wigfield testified Jones warned police to avoid his base claiming a shotgun waiting. Jones threatened to "fix" Juvenile Judge Crossley after a prior child neglect conviction. He has a long record of assaults drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He was arrested when he went to a Volunteers of America home and removed one of his younger children who had been placed there after removal from the parents.
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Hagerstown
Joseph D. Mish
Fourth Maryland Judicial Circuit
Lester C. Jones
Grason Wigfield
Jones
Wigfeld
Fix
Svan Crossley
The
Volunteers of America
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First And Final Accounts Filed In Orphans Court
The first and final accounts of Herbert R Faker administrator of Clara Grabill’s estate show total assets 3640.37, disbursements 2292, balance 1348.37. After taxes 1237.25 was distributed to heirs including Ida F Eiker’s children and Anne M Main’s heirs with specific shares listed. Also Baker accounts for sale of real estate totaling 12600.
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Herbert R. Faker
Clara Grabill
Orphans’ Court
Ida F. Eiker
Walter E. Eiker
Herbert R. Eiker
Estate disbursements show varied outcomes across cases
A series of first and final account records detail estates with different totals and disbursements. Ida F. Hiker’s heirs receive $1,750 each from a $7,000 distribution while Anna M. Main’s seven children get $500 each. another estate shows $762.36 overpaid and waived. separate notices reference Violet Staub and Oma Albaugh finalizing estates with minor overpayments. In global news, Eisenhower’s peace proposals face Soviet hesitation before papered documentation, Vishinsky’s disarmament stance shifts, and Lodger notes cautious U S reception. Argentine sculptor Mateo Alonzo created the Christ of the Andes statue.
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Ida F. Hiker
Anna M. Main
Ruth E. McKissick
William L. McKissick
Violet L. Staub
C. YT. A
John C. Staub
Oma C. Albaugh
George Henry Willet
Vishinsky proposes end of atomic weapons at UN
At the United Nations Vishinsky urged phased elimination of all atomic and hydrogen weapons and the use of atomic energy only for peaceful purposes. He presented a detailed disarmament resolution and framed Moscow policy as peaceful coexistence with capitalist states. He welcomed the European Defense Community defeat and warned of warlike circles threatening Korea.
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Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
U.N. Assembly
Moscow
U.N
European Defense Community
Korea
Vover
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