Democrats Seek County Tour In Frederick County Election Push
A statewide campaign caravan led by Governor Lane and Senator Tydings will tour Frederick County on November 7 to boost Democratic candidates. The itinerary includes Emmitsburg Thurmont Woodsboro Walkersville and Brunswick with a mass meeting at the State Armory in Frederick at 8 15 p m. Local leaders will host receptions and introductions by Dr Edward P Thomas and Major General Milton A Reckord.
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Frederick County
William Preston Lane
U. S
Millard E. Tydings
Hall Hemmond
J. Millard Tawes
Russell P. Hartle
Hagerstown
Congress
Francis Scott Rey
Women's Democratic League
Emmitsburg
Green Parrot
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Harry Boyle
Lumen Norris
William J. Broner
Harry Ruchoodsboro
Harry C. Dorcus
Philip H. Beard
Brunswick
Charles F. Deck
Frederick
State Armory
William M. Storm
Hammond
Tawes
Hartle
Lane
Edward P. Thomas
Tydings
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland National Guard
Senator Tydings
Armory
Grand Champion Steer Brings $4,751 At Sale
The grand champion steer Jug, 1,185 pounds Hereford shown by 16 year-old Sim Reeves, sold for 4751.85 at Kansas City. Williams Meat Company bought it at 4.01 a pound. The same buyer also purchased the grand champion lamb for 4.75 a pound. The reserve lamb was bought by Armour & Co. for 2 a pound.
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Kansas City
Sim Reeves
Fort Stockton
Tex
Williams Meat Company
Williams Company
Ralph Hansens
Kingfisher
Okla
University of Nebraska
Armour & Co
Girl 4H Exhibit Showcases Frederick County Youth
A C. Burr Artz Library display features Martha Jane Layman from Braddock, a 4-H and Grange member. Her projects span canning, baking, sewing, and home redecorating, with multiple county and state prizes. Layman joined 4-H in 1944, earned 1947 Chicago trip and war bond, and entered 4-H All Stars in 1948, continuing active work with Braddock Grange.
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Frederick County
Grange
C. Burr Artz
Chicago
Maryland
Layman
Braddock Grange
Hood College students enjoy field trips this week
Field trips and special activities enrich Hood College classroom work. Crafts and textiles shows were held at local mills, fruit and utensil firms hosted meal students, art demos featured Garden Club members, and a York, Pennsylvania concert plus an on campus orientation tea for new students complemented the schedule.
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Hood College
Helen Chambers
Oella
Dickey Woolen Mills
Bernice Gross
Frederick Produce Company
Everedy Company
Nower
T. Stuart Haller
Garden Club
Frederick
Haller
Art
Madeleine Parker
York
Hood
Gambrill Gymnasium
Mary E. Hilton
Drexel Hill
Tydings Responds To Lewis In Radio Clash
Senator Tydings defended his anti subversion work on a nationwide radio rebuttal against Fulton Lewis Jr. He accused Lewis of mischaracterizing the investigations and claimed his committee did not whitewash. He noted prior probes and challenged Jonkman’s testimony as incomplete. Meanwhile local notes report Ernest C. Shifflett fined $25 for motor violations and other small penalties.
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Baltimore
Tydings
D-Md
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mutual Broadcasting System
Lewis
Frederick
State Department
Charlie McCarthys
Senate
Rep
Jonkman
Rmich
House
TJ Lewis
80Th Congress
Sens. Hickenlooper
R-Iown
Lodge
R-Mass
Clarksburg
Ernest C. Shifflett
Edward J. Smith
Ernest P. Bear
Airy
H. P O'Brien
Thomas M. Hill
North Bentz Street
Constance M. Hill
D. D. Wilecom
4 290 Names Stricken Off in Frederick County Voter Rolls
Revisions and registrations this year elim inated 4 290 names from Frederick county voting rolls ahead of the November 7 general election. More than 7 000 names were removed earlier for not exercising franchise over five years. The present eligible voters total 25 460, with Democrats 14 133, Republicans 11 133, and others 194. White voters 23 848 and colored 1 612. Male voters 14 218 and female 11 242. Jurors may rise to 5 per day in 1951 per Baltimore Supreme Bench budget proposal. total juror pay to reach 120 000.
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Frederick County
Board of Election Supervisors
Baltimore
Supreme Bench of
Board of Estimates
Highway Accidents Continue To Mount In Maryland
Maryland State Police statistics show September reports 2,375 investigated accidents, up 23 percent from last year. There were 37 fatal, 144 personal injury, and 1,504 property damage crashes. Thirty-nine deaths and 1,104 injuries were recorded. Prince George and Baltimore counties led with fatalities.
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Pikesville
Maryland
Statistics Division of
Maryland State Police
Prince George County
Baltimore County
Calvert
Caroline
Cecil
Dorchester
Howard
Queen Anne
Washington
Worcester
Pedestrian Safety Rules Cited After September Fatalities
Counties report a surge in September accidents with pedestrians comprising thirty five percent of total fatalities. Captain W H Webber of the State Police cites reckless driving and pedestrians failing to observe key safety rules to stay alert and protect themselves on the highway.
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Senate
W. H. Webber
State Police
Crossing safety tips from an old carera poster
Brief instructional note emphasizes looking both ways before crossing a highway, ensuring the way is clear, and not walking between or behind parked cars. It advises walking on the left and facing traffic to stay safe as pedestrians.
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Lef
Traf
Deer Plight Warns Drivers To Wear White At Night
A local safety notice urges drivers to wear white or bright clothing to stay visible to wildlife and avoid accidents. It cautions against walking on highways when under the influence and stresses timely operator visibility to prevent harm.
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