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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1942
Page
3
Maryland voters delivered a quiet primary as absentee ballots from armed forces in 33 states and the District of Columbia were opened. Governor O Conor and Republican rival McKeldin wrapped campaigns with radio appeals while observers noted expected easy wins for top contenders in the Sixth and other districts.
Frences B Ru delegate from the principals group J.C. Biehl alternate William M Brish There were no deaths or retire ments in the association during the past year Miss Marcelene Kefau ver chairman of the Library com mittee reported that 33 books have been added to the teachers' shelf now located on the main floor of the C Burr Artz Library and avail able to the public The Legislative committee rec ommended that the association cor respond with other state teachers associations to study the problem of a teacher's bonus which was presented at Annapolis this sum mer Following the main assembly pe riod this morning divisional meet ings were held and elections were as follows High School group S Fenton Harris chairman Miss Ei leen Rohrer secretary Miss Genera Ely delegate to state convention George Lariz alternate Elementary teachers under the supervision of isg A Drusilla Worthington Miss Willie Howard chairman Miss Irene Price Miss Howard delegate and Miss Dora Magaha alternate
In Baltimore the gubernatorial nomination race lists Democrats Thomas E. Cook John M Kennedy and Herbert R O Connor with incumbent Stephen B Peddicord. Republicans Theodore R McKeldin and W Pinkney West Jr vie for the nomination as voting ends at 6 p.m.
Miss Mary Fulmer celebrated her hundredth birthday on Monday in Braddock Heights. About a hundred visitors, five generations of family, cakes and flowers arrived to honor her. She voted in the Democratic primary in Middletown and received a presidential congratulations letter. Fulmer, a slightly deaf, clear-minded elder, recalls five wars including the Civil War era and keeps Army newspapers and books from her youth.
At the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis 270 reserve midshipmen were commissioned as ensigns in the Naval Reserve. The ceremony at Dahlgren Hall featured Assistant Secretary of the Navy Ralph A Bard and oath officer Rear Admiral John R Beardall.
Mr and Mrs Joseph H Rosensteel of Emmitsburg sue in Circuit Court against Charles D Gittleton over a 400 mortgage from Cameron F Ohler dated 1933 on property they bought from Maryland Machine Shop Co They allege the debt was paid but never released and that after 30 years the statute of limitations bars any collection The suit seeks appointment of an administrator to release the mortgage and a court order declaring the debt void clearing title for sale
A camera accessory uses an electrical mechanism to reset the shutter and advance the film after every shot. This automation blocks any possibility of consecutive exposure on the same frame, ensuring each image is captured only once.
Isle of Man native Revivalist Catonel William Quirk will conduct a Salvation Army revival at the local citadel from September 9 to 20. A longtime Salvation Army officer, he will speak each evening at eight at the West Fifth Street chapel. The meetings are open to the public.
Labor Day morning brought the first September rain with near a half inch measured by dawn and the meteorologist warned that more precipitation was expected as the day progresses.
Rainfall recorded at .47 inches this morning with about 17 inches overnight. Gardens benefit from moisture after extended dry spell as temperatures trend higher than last year during a hot September. Eight straight days of 0 degree cold. yesterday’s high reached 68 degrees in Frederick.
In a low turnout day, apathetic voters fail to flock to polling places amid continued coverage. The report notes party efforts and hints at forthcoming changes in vote outcomes with Republican ballots distributed to poll workers showing preference amid local nomination contests.
The article lists Theodore McKeldin and J Glenn Beall as governor and congress nominees with six State Central Committee candidates, naming Morris Birdy John Bon Jus Ulysses Bourne July Derr Rene Karp and Harry LeGors. It notes Democratic valids to precinct leaders favoring Herbert O Conor and six organization candidates, naming Alton Bennett Avery Browning Joseph Chew James Geaye Thomas Saylor and J K Sigafoose. Thomas E Cook, Frederick County resident, seeks the Democratic gubernatorial nomination but will vote for himself due to illness. An Mt Pleasant polling place threat prompted election officials to station a lawman after two men were ejected from a recent political meeting.
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