Dewey Won't Run Again for Governor in 1950
New York September 7 Gov Thomas E Dewey announced on television that he will not seek reelection this fall. He called the decision the result of a rugged summer and said he would return to private life while remaining active in promoting good government and enlightened policies. He gave no hint of a preferred successor and said Sen Irving M Ives was not a candidate. Dewey pledged to play a campaign role despite stepping down.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Sen
Ives
Dewey
U.S
Irving M. Ives
Syracuse
Democratic prospects and Dewey’s pending plans
The piece notes Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and Averell Harriman as leading Democratic hopefuls for a Sept 21 convention in New York City with Mayor Wagner occasionally considered. It also observes Dwight D. Eisenhower’s 1952 nomination role and Dewey’s likely private career options as he completes his governor term. In Ocean City Maryland, Lynwood Duncan was fined for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, with a separate acquittal on tampering with a motor vehicle.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Averell Harriman
Mutual Aid
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Albany
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
U.S
Ocean City
Lynwood Duncan
Pocomoke City
Worcester County
Democratic State Central Committee
James B. Robbins
Duncan
Everett Burns
Burns
U S 40 Bridge Bids Opened In Garrett County
Keeley Construction Co of Clarksburg W Va appeared as apparent low bidder at 593326 for a major U S 40 widening and resurfacing project from near Glendale Road 2.44 miles east to Deep Creek Bridge in Garrett County The Cumberland Construction Co was second low at 62289270 with highest bid 76908005 on the four bids. Other bids opened include a Monocacy River bridge substructure in Frederick County and a Baltimore County steel bridge on Mount Carmel Road.
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Baltimore
Keeley Construction Co
Clarksburg
W. Va
U. S
Garrett County
Glendale Road
Deep Creek Bridge
Cumberland Construction Co
Cumberland
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
Monocacy River
U. S 40
Frederick
Jug Bridge Hill
Roads Group
Baltimore County
Mount Carmel
Baltimore-Harrisburg
New Windsor and Mt. Airy Notes and 4-H Fair Results
Registration for New Windsor pupils precedes Tuesday school opening with bus routes unchanged. WSCS program on Because Jesus Cared featured 17 members. Mt. Airy 4-H Demonstration Day at Timonium State Fair awarded blue ribbons to Doris Fleming for Long Short Cake and other contestants as state champions will be chosen Friday.
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New Windsor
Gilbert Martin
Jesus
WSCS
C. E. Nusbaum
Norman Myers
Albert Benedict
William Lovell
Mary Haines
Earl Hyde
Dorothy Sellman
Baltimore
Paul Garver
Cumberland
Ralph Geer
Myrtle Beach
Elmer Hummer
Short Hills
N. J
MT. Airy
Timonium
Doris Fleming
Tehran Purge Raises 400 Held In Two Weeks
In Tehran the military governor and other officials faced reporters as a crackdown continued. Cracked spy codes aided arrests, bringing the number detained in a two week purge to about 400. Also noted: Jupiter's diameter is 87,000 miles.
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Frederick
Tehran
Telersons
Jupiter
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U.S. 40
Pressway
Bay City Construction Co., Inc
Prince George's County
Froehling & Robertson, Inc
Richmond
Maryland
Snow Hill
John D. Sheetz & Co
Halethorpe
Grove
Harry Harvey
Silver Spring
Carl Mattingly
Robert Bond
Henry Schmalbach
Molly Moxley
Lizzie Kanade
Sarah Jane Zahniser
Solomons
Ann Howard
Ft. Republic
Katherine Love
Patsy Royer
Hall
Katherine Banks
Mardella Springs
Peggy Pfefferkorn
West Friendship
Anne Holden
Prince Frederick
Louise Handie
Barstow
Janet Hobbs
Maryland Vestores al Sscicis
Wast Monument Street
Catherine Key Jenkins
Francis Scott Key
Thomas C. Jenkins
Harry W. Hill
Mstret
U.S Naval Academy
Pacific
McKeldin Mayer D’alesandro
Gerald Johnson
Iran
Teimour Bakhtiar
Coty
Burmel
Romust
Bennett
Bennett's
Bennett’s
Warner
A. B
Corette
Dacorette
Ty Corte
General Acceptance Corporation
Corner Market and
Third Sts
Frederick, Md
Tog
Fon
Offan
Manhattan
Oxford
Tyennetts
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