Shortages Stir Republicans At Winchester Hall Rally
Maryland Governor candidate Theodore McKeldin led a Winchester Hall rally in a county tour supervised by D. John Markey and Roy Leatherman. McKeldin decried food shortages and rumors of ticket disharmony while George Doub warned that dissension was sabotage. The event included lunch stops, factory visits, and a large Republican turnout despite rain.
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Maryland
Theodore R. McKeldin
Winchester Hall
D. John Markey
U. S. Senate
Roy L. Leatherman
McKeldin
Treasury
Partisan
Creagerstown
Graceham
Chained Beauty and Local Rides Highlight Club Event
Mari e ve Belotee Miss America 1946 appears chained in a NEA photo as a riding club hosts a skit The evening features mock diplomas for riders and members cooking their own supper in the ring A sixty mile ride to Monterey Pa is planned for October 19 with a 730 am start and overnight at Krebs Benchoff riding master The return is Sunday A tall horse show is set for November 2 Officers include President Mrs John Ludlam Rutherford NJ 47 Vice President Miss Dorothy Peel Carnegie Pa 48 Secretary Treasurer Miss Suzanne Daugherty Jeanette Pa 49 Paul B Beckhelm conducts a 30 voice male chorus Harold E Smith Frederick Md 4:40 pm meeting introduces new members Also Fathers club lists President Walter Kleist Frederick MD Vice President E W Van Fossen Secretary George B Delaplaine Frederick MD
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Monterey
Krebs Benchoff
Riding Club
John Ludlam
Rutherford
N. J
Dorothy Peel
Carnegie, Pa
Suzanne Daugherty
Jeanette
Meyran
Paul B. Beckhelm
Harold E. Smith
Frederick
The
Fathers’ Club
Walter Kleist
Ez Frederick
E. W. van Fossen
George B. Delaplaine
Hood College Fathers' Club Meeting Saturday
Hood College Fathers' Club to meet Saturday following Campus Day ceremonies in Meyran social room at 4 40 p m. Riding Club plans a fall party Friday with registration and chorus rehearsal at four o'clock.
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Hood College Fathers' Club
Wal
Meyran
Riding Club of
Hood College
Regis
Keitel Seeks Death by Shooting Rather Than Hanging
In Nuernberg on October 9, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel urged the Allied Control Council to allow execution by shooting rather than hanging. He argued that dying by firing squad would honor the German army, stating he has one petition—to be shot. The council met in Berlin with no action announced, with a communiqué expected later.
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Nuernberg
Wilhelm Keitel
Allied Control Council
Berlin
Vnteges Gions
Keltel
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