Byrd Opens Final Week in Maryland Governor Race
Democratic candidate H. Byrd campaigns through west and northwest Baltimore in seven rallies. He denies rumors about abolishing the merit system and affirms commitment to a secure merit system and increased pensions for state employees and teachers. Also reports a manslaughter charge against Clinton Stegner Jr. after a fatal traffic crash in Taylorsville involving his truck and a Baltimore area car.
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Baltimore
H. ©. Byrd
Byrd
Ita
McKeldin
University of Mary-land
Maryland Classified Employees Assn
Democratic Party
Theodore R. McKeldin
LoAnd
Netee Clinton Stegner, Jr
Red Lion
John N. Worgan
Stegner
Taylorsville
Marie Rita Green
Brooklyn
Louise ‘Imbofe
Stella G. Smith
Worgan
Carroll County
Deed Recorded For 115 A Monroe Avenue Transfer
A deed was recorded in the Clerk's office transferring property at 115 A Monroe Avenue from Mr and Mrs Earl F Hargett to Mr and Mrs Charles M Handley and Dorothy E Handley. Consideration was about 13500 dollars per revenue stamps. The liberty bell reportedly cracked while tolling for the death of Chief Justice John Marshall in 1835.
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Monroe Avenue
Earl F Hargett
Charles M. Handley
Dorothy E. Handley
John Marshall
Baltimore builder John Kennedy death marked as possible homicide
Deland Fla Oct 25 Sheriff James Tucker said he has reason to believe John B Kennedy, wealthy Baltimore builder who drowned April 30 near Daytona Beach, was slain. He would not reveal evidence or motive. The case, spanning Florida to Canada, with grand jury review, remains under investigation after Kennedy, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, was autopsied but cyanide proof was inconclusive due to embalming.
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Deland
Fla
James Tucker
John B. Kennedy
Baltimore
Daytona Beach
Tucker
Kennedy
Florida
Canada
Russell S Fisher
Union Bridge Social Roundup and Local Travel News
Union Bridge residents report trips to Buck Falls in the Pocono Mountains and Deer Lake. Earl Zellers, Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary student pastor, spoke at Sunday worship. Howard Gray hosted weekend guests Martha Rowan and Mary Dubel. Ladies Auxiliary groups held a Hallowe'en social with Harney Auxiliary. Mrs Anna Phillips and daughter visited her aunt Miss Frances Lynn. Ulterior item notes Utah hunting season fatalities and harsh weather.
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Union Bridge
Raymond K. Wright
Kindley
Buck Falls
Pocono Mountains
Deer Lake
Watkins Glen
N. Y
Earl Zellers
Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary
Howard Gray
Martha Rowan
Monkton
Mary Dubel
Baltimore
Union Bridge Fire Co
Harney Ladies Auxiliary
Hallowe’en
Anna Phillips
Frances Lynn
Spanish Art Is Taken Up By Local Group
The Frederick Art Club met at Miss Helen Smith's home on October 21 to discuss Spanish and French art for the 1954-1935 season. Speakers reviewed El Greco, Velazquez, and Goya with a focus on 16th to 19th century Spain, including the Alhambra and Moorish influences. Resolutions will be prepared for the death of member Mrs. George B. McCleery. The next meeting is November 4 at Mrs. Irving E. Staley's.
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Frederick
Howard Green
Harriet Roth
Louise Doty
Oregon
Europe
Willard
Catherine Lang
Spain
Alhambra
Granada
Crete
Italy
Venice
Rome
Toledo
Demerico Theotocopoulos
el Greco
Attacks On Fair Trade Laws Upheld By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court rejected four challenges to state fair trade laws that set minimum prices for manufacturers. The McGuire Act binds all retailers in a state once a signed agreement is in place, and its validity was supported in two cases the court declined to review. The report also covers wills and estate matters, plus a military notice from Japan describing Marine training near Fujiyama in September.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
Vermont
Missouri
District of Columbia
Congress
Wills Probated In Frederick Orphans Court
Wills of Marion E Specht of RFD 5 Frederick and Mrs Selma B Main of this city were probated in Orphans Court Monday with estates left to families. Letters of administration were granted in two other estates. Specht will leaves all butchering utensils to son James and $500 to grandson Kenneth. Residue of the estate is to be con-
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George D
Wiliam E. James
A. Frank L
Walter Specht
James
G. Wilson Mercer
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Main
Beulah M. Hoffman
Marion E. Specht
Frederick
Selma B Main
Specht
Kenneth
Promotion of Major Ralph Fitez in Germany
Ralph Fitez promoted to major in Germany where he serves as training officer with Headquarters 411th Transportation Truck Battalion. He is the son of Mrs Carrie E. Shuff of Emmitsburg Maryland and has completed 18 operations prior to this assignment.
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VII Corps
Germany
Ralph F. Fitez
Carrie E. Shuff
Emmitsburg
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