Robertson Clinches Virginia Democratic Convention Nomination
Rep. A Willis Robertson won the Virginia State Democratic convention nomination to succeed the late Carter Glass. The vote followed a shift favoring Robertson after Colgate W. Darden Jr. withdrew. Howard W. Smith urged unanimous support as Robertson led on the second ballot with 358 votes to Smith’s 318.
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Norfolk
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Darden
Robertson
C. S. Carter
Bristol
Morton G. Goode
Dinwiddie
State Conservation Commission
William A. Wright
Goode
Wright
Harvey B. Apperson
State Corporation Commission
Everedy Co Buys More Properties
Everedy Company records show new property titles by deed Thursday at the Circuit Court Clerk's office. Fannie Louise Zeigler and Mr. and Mrs. William C. Woerner conveyed land adjoining the Everedy plant for about 500 and 6000 respectively, while Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schmidt sold four Frederick avenue vacant lots to Edward P. Oden and Russell H. Oden for around 1600. George O Springs of Emmitsburg acquired a parcel on South Seton avenue.
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East Street
Fannie Louise Zeigler
William C. Woerner
Zeigler
Russell H. Oden
Frederick Avenue
John J. Schmidt
North Market Street
George O. Springs
Seton Avenue
Emmitsburg
Permits issued for new buildings and divo rces in Equity Court
Supervisor of Assessments A Lamar Barrick approved a 12000 building on South Seton Ave for garage and apartments. Moxie A Hill got a 5000 dwelling on 81 Fourteenth St. Deeds recorded Thursday for East Fourteenth Street lots from Grayson Palmer and Sundergill. Additional permits went to Kohnen for a 3000 dwelling near Fish Hatchery and Miller for a 500 apartment remodel. Two absolute divorces signed in Equity Court: Deloris Bender from Carip Ben der and Robert Lee Bowers from Betty Bowers with court costs assigned. attorneys listed.
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North Marnel Street
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Roy D. Sundergill
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Joseph F. Kohnen
Baltimore
Lewistown
Charles L. Miller
Walkersville
Willard and Pryor
Thurmont
E. H. Martin
Woodsboro
Equity Court
Patrick al. Scanauier
Carip Bender
Pine Avenue
This City
Deloris Bender
Evergreen Point
Halden S. Felton
Betty Bowers
Myersville
Robert Lee Bowers
Navy
First Suit Of Kind Filed Against U. S
Baltimore September five Miss Esther Gaertner a 24 year old municipal employee filed a negligence action under the Federal Tort Claim Act described as the first of its kind in Maryland The suit seeks damages for hospital costs from a collision involving a United States Coast Guard truck and a passenger in an automobile The act allows suits against the government without separate congressional authorization Lawyers expect the act to open broad new litigation potential Skunks are confined to the United States Canada and Mexico.
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United States
Esther Gaertner
Congress
Miss Gaertner
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Canada
Mextco
Another Step To End Stream Pollution
In Annapolis on September 6 a Maryland bill to wipe out stream pollution was rewritten. Paul W. McKee, executive secretary to the Maryland Committees on Water Pollution, said the committee hoped to have its bill ready for the Legislative Council.
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Maryland
Paul W. McKee
Maryland Committees On
Legislative Council
Water Pollution Control Commission Set To Live Up To Role
At yesterday’s meeting the group approved a ten member Water Pollution Control Commission. The body will step in where lax enforcement by existing State agencies is found, though the bill itself adds no new enforcement provisions.
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Water Pollution Control Commission
Government agencies face fines for noncompliance
A fragmented report notes fines from 10049 to 500 a day for Iola and other actions at state agencies. A mailed letter from a self styled descendant of the Marquis de la Fayette seeks Maryland citizenship for a noted French figure while Annapolis officials discuss immigration visa issues. Also mentions ancient Egypt and Imhotep as an opening line.
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Iola
Marquis de la Fayette
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