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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1950

Page

4

Election Canvass Updates Key Vote Totals Across County

Unofficial returns shift margins for several Democratic and Republican candidates with notable changes in House of Delegates totals. Official counts confirm Lane, Mahoney, and Utterback among leaders while countywide results refine margins for governor, senator, and sheriff. Unreported precincts show minor variances, with final tallies detailing party standings and race outcomes.

William E. Mauver Emmass William B. Borall Frederick Wos Gary L. Utterback House of Delegates Lane George P. Mahoney Lane Mahoney Senator Tydings Prescott Allen Russell P. Hartle Congress Edwin F. Nikirk W. Jerome Offutt Denver J. Shook Alfred C. Capn Kemper Larrabee Peddicord U. S Meyer Monaghan Tydings Allen Hartle Nikirk Offutt Dean Shock Crum Shaft Smith Staley Thomas Orphans’ Court Coblentz Feaster Gregory Stup Brer Bailey Bothe Burall Decker Hamilton Hauver Lewis McSherry Norris Utterback Virts State Central Committee Abrecht Bennett Chew Eisenhauer Lee Nester Potts Roulzahn Butler Markey Brown Gunter Price Sheffield Anders Rhoads Harp Trooper Rhodesick Wachter Wilt Young Ausherman Hyndman Jones Shook Alexander Baumgardner Derr Fout Harley Harris Payne Wolfe Buckeystown Hooper Rhoderick Harvey Brunswick

Parking Meters to Cover South West Church Street Block

The city will install parking meters on the south side of West Church Street between Court and Record streets. Court Street first entrance reserved for Red Cross use. Other measures include new street lights, drainage work, and a proposed abattoir by Arcticaire Inc. at South Wisner Street. St Francis Xavier noted as missionary figure in Far East.

West Church Street Court Record Streets Alderme Court Street Red Cross Elmer ¥. Munshower Elgin Sweeper Company Rosemont Avenue Fairview Culler Avenues Magnolia Avenues Patrick Fair Board Water Street Carroll Creek Meade Avenue Lee and Wilson Places South Market Street Arcticaire, Inc South Wisner Street Melville Stockwell Charles McC. Mathias Jr George L Ramsburg

Time Extended For Filing Of Inventories In Baker Estate

The Orphans Court granted executors of Holmes D. Baker an extra sixty days to file inventories for the estate. Delays cited include appraisals of Standard Lime & Stone Co. stock and a trust share, with a settlement in a related suit. Partial assets total 639271.49, including 5120 debts, 34025.48 cash, 10460 personal property, 493266.03 stocks and bonds, and 96400 real estate.

Orphans’ Court Holmes D. Baker Standard Lime & Stone Co Joseph D. Baker Baker Baker Farm Frederick Thomas I. Zimmerman

City blackout hits Patrick and Market streets after outage

A midnight blackout blamed on a short circuit in underground cable near the Ideal Garage on East Patrick Street. Electrician Rollie Atkinson Jr. located the fault underground with smoke from the line, leaving repairs to daylight and affecting lights from the square westward.

Whiteway City Patrick and Market Street Rollie Atkinson, Jr Ideal Garage East Patrick Street

Quotable Quote Sparks Harsh Room Scene in Memoir

A fictional line attributed to Great Northern Goat describes a woman locked in a room with a thousand hats and no mirror. The bizarre per statement from a marginal source adds a surreal note to the work.

Imp Great Northern Goat

Rail Workers May Start Higher Pay Drive

Miami Beach Fla Sept 21 Railroad trainmen were advised to begin a drive for higher pay. W P Kennedy president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen told delegates at their 29th national convention that the drive should begin as soon as the convention ends. Kennedy said the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine Men would join the move to obtain a 40 hour week. At present yard men can be worked 56 hours at straight time. The union wants higher pay and shorter hours for members across the railroad system.

Miami Beach Fla W. P. Kennedy Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen BRT Kennedy Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen

Four Railroad Unions Seek Unity in Labor Drive

A movement emerges among the big four unions the BRT the Order of Railroad Telegraphers Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen pressing for unified standards on wages hours and overtime beyond forty hours per week amid ongoing labor talks.

BRT Order of Railroad Conductors, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

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Peer Ww. E. Hauver Lee Hate Eee Alan Ladd Saigon Ben Johnson Harry Carey, Dr. “Wagon Master Braddock Ead Ralhive St Francis Xavier Apostle The Indies Far East James W. Anderson, Jr del the Lawkin Wallace Beery Richard Conte Marjorie Main Big Jack Register of Wills Harry D. Radcliff Marine Corps Inchon Norman Williams Druid Theater Damascus Maryland Joel Myris Ellen Drew Studebaker Hillside Motor CO West Patrick ST C. E. Cline & Son E. Patrick ST Kehne Furniture CO South Market ST Western Maryland Trust Company Golf Felers Deposit Insurance Corporation Allen’s .S Girma Amne Ee Ten Erick Frederik Rocky Lane Powder River Rustlers Patrigia Medina - Waren Slezak Povcass Dumbrile Cline’s Furniture Mainage Delphey’s Sport Store Weil Brothers the Oil Heat Specialists North Market St Kiwanis Club Mount Airy MT. Airy, MD Yorkshire Guernsey Frederick Cloak Suit Store North Market Street Gmls
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