Mahoney Back, Saying Nothing in Baltimore Mystery
Baltimore observers wonder what happened to George P. Mahoney as he vanished after a September 18 trip to Europe. Reports conflict. some say he is due in New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth, others confirm he is not aboard. The absence fuels campaign curiosity with a week left before the November 2 election.
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Council votes after Cumberland opens election to pass ordinance
County Attorney David MacDonald said the council should not require another public hearing after the ordinance was changed. The convocation complained the move shows willingness to approve a bad ordinance over protests of district property owners. The report notes a decline in independent banks in operation in 1954 versus 1921.
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Montgomery County Council rejects public hearing on zoning ordinance
In Rockville Maryland on October 26 the Montgomery County Council refused a second public hearing on a two year zoning ordinance for upper county rural areas and kept the vote set for November 4 two days after the election. C W Anderson president of the Landowners Assn of Upper Montgomery County had urged delaying action and holding a mass meeting in Gaithersburg to oppose the proposal.
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Mount Savage elects Kratz dean of Cumberland convocation
The Rev. Charles I. Kratz Jr. was elected dean of the Episcopal Church's Cumberland Convocation, succeeding the Rev. H. Maunsell Richardson. About 200 lay and clerical delegates attended the daylong meeting at St. George's church, with the Rt. Rev. Noble C. Powell presiding. The diocese also announced a $750 aid to ministers in India and discussed parish growth from a 1940–50 population surge.
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St. James Church
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Smithsburg
Lewis Funkhouser
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Democrats Poised for House and Senate Victory
Newsweek poll of 50 Washington writers predicts Democrats winning both chambers in next week’s elections. Forty of fifty expect a House majority, with an average net gain of 25 seats, and three seats in the Senate.
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Property Deeds Report Journal Court News
Court records show James H Kepler and wife deeded to Keefer M Koogle and wife for 10 dollars in city limits. Lizzie A Hessong and others transfer to Leon Kenneth Reed for 10 dollars in county. Irie Brooks deeds to Gracefulia Grable and others for 10 dollars in county. A Pacific region note mentions the Boston Tea Party tea origin as Amoy China.
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Leon Kenneth Reed
Irie Brooks
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