Election Probe In Queen Annes County
Queen Annes County Maryland witnesses including Joseph M. George Harry F Callahan and E Oliver Legg were summoned for a grand jury inquiry into irregularities in the June 28 primary. Special State's Attorney Howard Wood II leads questioning with a panel led by Judge William R Horney. The probe stemmed from allegations by Hyman Pressman that voters were paid to support a candidate and seeks to determine if election irregularities occurred.
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Centreville
Queen Annes County
Howard Wood II
Joseph M. George
Sadlersville
State Roads Commission
Harry F. Callahan
E. Oliver Legg
Register of Wills
Edward Earl Coursey
Claude Lowery
Hyman Pressman
Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
H.C. Byrd
Pressman
Byrd
Clayton C. Carter
Carter
William R. Horney
Second Judicial Circuit
Wodd
Harry C. Rhodes
Wood
Leading Culprit In Cancer Anybody's Guess
Leading cancer expert Dr. Wilhelm Hueper says no single culprit stands out as the cause of cancer as researchers from 39 nations gather in Washington for the International Congress of Pathology. He notes diesel exhaust and coal tar products as potential factors and cautions that the role of these factors in rising cancer rates remains unknown. The piece also covers a Democratic precinct meeting in Montgomery County to kick off the campaign and announces nearby campaign offices in Wheaton Rockville and Bethesda. Nonwhite mothers in the United States show a higher likelihood of bearing twins than white mothers.
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Washington
Wilhelm C. Hueper
Hueper
International Congress of Pathology
Hoeper
National Cancer Institute
Montgomery County
Rockville
Democratic State Central Committee
Ward W. Caddington
State Central Committee
Caddington
Naylor
Wheaton
Bethesda
Bethesda County
Hammer leverage tip from American Builder idea pool
A carpenter suggests welding a 3/8 inch bar stock or a square nut to a hammerhead to gain leverage for rough work. It saves time locating a wood block and helps pull nails straight for reuse, though it may damage fine surface work.
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Newsfcam
Arcade
Kiwanians Hear DuPont Manager
Louis P. Shannon, regional manager of Du Pont extension, spoke to Kiwanians at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He urged self-imposed limits to unlock progress, stressed applied research, and noted Du Pont employs 2,600 scientists turning dreams into reality.
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Louis P. Shannon
du Pont Company Extension Division
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Russia
du Pont
Shannon
Patricia Ann Martin to wed Paul E Fogle in December
Engaged Mr and Mrs Charles E Martin Braddock Heigns announce the engagement of daughter Patricia Ann to Paul E Fogle son of Mr and Mrs J R Fogle Frederick. The wedding date is set for December 18. The text also notes viewpoint on translating ideas into solutions and product commercialization timelines.
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Charles E. Martin
Braddock Heigns
Patricia Ann
Paul E. Fogle
J. R. Fogle
Frederick
DuPont aims to boost clothing industry with new products
Speakers at the event highlighted industrial progress and chemical development. J Roger Fisher chaired as William Zimmerman presided. Robert R Harrison of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone was inducted as a new member alongside guests Robert Butterbaugh and William B Hamilton. In Havre de Grace, Maryland, September 4, Frank Beck, a commercial fisherman, reported the year’s largest rock fish catch at forty tons in the Susquehanna River off the town, noting one seine net broke under the weight and another hundred tons may have escaped.
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DuPont
J. Roger Fisher
William Zimmer- Man
Robert R. Harrison
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Robert Butterbaugh
Havre DE Grace
Frank Beck
Beck
Susquehanna
Harford County
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Likndel Ploun
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William B. Hamilto
Bobbie Brooks
A. Darling
Bobbie Brook
Kemp
Dungarees
Dan River
Save Kemp's Discount Stamps
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Pele
Attig’s
Cardigan
Orlon
Bedford Cords
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