Maryland Primary Prospects Rise Amid Budget Clash
In the 1958 Maryland primary, President Truman’s allies Senator Millard Tydings and Governor William Lane face determined opposition over administration backing. House members seek renomination. Beall, Mahoney, Fallon, Garmatz draw rivals while Beall remains unopposed. Lane defends a two percent sales tax as Mahoney campaigns for cheaper state government.
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Ward
Truman
Millard E. Tydings
William Freston Lane, Jr
House of Representatives
Lane
George P. Mahoney
Baltimore
Beall
Mahoney
Eublican
J. Glenn Beall
T. Miller
Demeone
Lansdale
G. Lasseer
George H. Fallon
Edward A. Garmatz
William P. Bolton
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Hugh J. Monaghan
State Department
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National Guard
Herbert R. O'Conor
Dmd
Wiliam Boucher
Beoy
Bolton
Theodore KR. McKeldin
Seattlemore
Hesday
Sears
Harmony House
Royville
Blue
Chambray
Roy Rogers
Sale Piie
Allstate
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