Recounts In 4 Counties Start For Governor Bid
Baltimore Sept 26 Recounts began in Anne Arundel Garrett Carroll and Wicomico counties as Mahoney seeks to overturn official results and claim the Democratic nomination. Lane hold the lead with 84 convention votes to 68 for Mahoney after the primary. county margins favored Lane in Garrett Anne Arundel Wicomico and Carroll. The party rift deepens as reconciliation efforts falter and campaign chatter hints at Republican advantages.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Anne Arundel Garrett
Carroll
Wicomico County
Lane
Mahoney
Garrett County
Anne Arundel
Wicomico
Theodore R. McKeldin
William Curran
Goodman
Tydings
D-Md
Anne Arundel County
Elections Board
Annapolis
Court House
Baltimore County
Board of Elections Supervisors
J. Howard Murray
Murray
Watis
Michael J. Birmingham
H. Streett Baldwin
John R. Haut
Christian H. Kahl
Board of Commissioners
Baldwin
Kahl
Birmingham
Haut
Centenary Mass Opens St Josephs Emmitsburg Program
The Siaters of Charity of St. Joseph mark 100 years with a centenary tri duum at St. Joseph Central House Emmitsburg from Wednesday to Friday. Archbishops O Boyle Cushing Cicognani will officiate across the three days with music by St Marys Seminary choir and seminarians from Mary Immaculate Seminary. A pageant Caritas Christ narrates Setons founding in 1633 and the Emmitsburg community in 1909 with Rev John Flynn delivering the sermon.
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Siaters of Charity of
St. Joseph
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
St. Joseph Central House
Emmitsburg
Patrick A. O'Boyle
Washington
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
Richard J. Cu
S$j. John's University
Brooklyn
N. Y
John M. McNamara
Mother Seton
France
William M. Slattery
St. Joseph's College
St. Joseph's
Mt. St. Mary's College
Daughters of Charity
Jeanne Preston Smith
Mass Chest X Ray Drive Begins Today
Frederick launches the largest Chest X ray survey to date starting at 1 PM in the South Court municipal parking lot. The drive runs through November 3 in Frederick County, using a mobile unit powered by its own generator. It is a joint effort by the Frederick TB and Public Health Association, the Health Department, the State Department of Health, and the State TB Association, funded by tax money and Christmas TB seal sales. Kent C. Nicodemus Jr. is general chairman, with Janet Kerchner coordinating scheduling and planning.
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Frederick
South Court
Frederick TB and Public Health Association
Local Health Department
State Department of Health
State TB Association
State TB
Health Department
Kent C. Nicodemus, Jr
Janet Kerchner
TB Association
Bulk Of Kauffman Estate Given Son
The will of William E. Kauffman of Mountaindale probates in Orphans Court granting the bulk of the estate to his son Charles Mortis Kauffman. Four children receive $5 each: May Elizabeth Gilbert Glenn William Earl Jamez and Floyd Lee Kauffman. The residue goes to Charles M. Kauffman. Dated June 10, 1949, the will notes a Mountaindale home place of 10 acres with dwelling and outbuildings, plus a seven acre mountain lot and personal property. Grace Kauffman predeceased him. Sherman F. P. Bowers and Louise M. Zimmerman witnessed the instrument.
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William E. Kauffman
Mountaindale
Orphans Court
Charles Mortis Kauffman
May Elizabeth Gilbert
Glenn William
Earl Jamez
Floyd Lee Kauffman
Charles M. Kauffman
Grace Kauffman
Sherman FP. Bowers
Louise M. Zimmerman
Senate Crime Probers Hit Road for City Hearings
Senate Crime Committee led by Kefauver plans a nationwide circuit to expose underworld operations. Openings in Kansas City with three days of hearings, followed by Chicago Philadelphia and New York area inquiries, with initial sessions closed until public dates are set. Two members face reelection and others have engagements.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Crime Committee
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kansas City
Truman
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York-New Jersey
Wiliam Drury
Senate
Drury
Senate Committee
St. Louis
American Bar Association
Crime Investigating Committee
Wiley
R-Wis
Tobey
R-Nh
Hunt
Dwye
O'Conor
D-Md
Physical exam cohort reports for induction in Baltimore
Another group of registrants traveled to Baltimore on Monday for pre induction physical examinations. The exact count was not disclosed. It was also reported that several men slated for induction went to Baltimore for the examinations.
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Baltimore
83 Men Die In English Mine Fire Creswell
A raging underground fire trapped and killed 83 workers at the Creswell coal mine in England. About 80 perished behind a flame wall gas and fumes. three others died before rescue. Rescue attempts were abandoned as smoke heat blocked access. the mine employs over 1,300 workers in a 6,000-person community near Creswell Crags.
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Creswell
England
Sir Hubert Houldsworth
East Midlands
National Coal Board
Britain
New Cummock
Scotland
Creswell Crags
Must Soon Draw Up Production Program
Washington reports the Agriculture Department will craft the 1951 farm production plan to meet next year’s demand. Officials warn misjudgment could cause surpluses with costly price supports or shortages with higher prices. Planting season is six to eight months away, but farmers urge early guidance on materials and fall plowing.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
British Air Chief Reports Casualties From Allied Bombing
A British Army spokesman says 21 soldiers were killed and 20 wounded in the error bombing of the British 27th Brigade by American planes last Saturday. Air Vice Marshal C A Bouchier confirmed the casualty figures.
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Tokyo
C. A. Bouchier
Large Exhibit Of Livestock At Frederick Fair
A brisk sale of reserved seats for the Frederick Fair reported today as about 400 head of cattle lined up for the event. 56 Holsteins 60 Ayrshires 7 Guernseys 74 Jerseys and 30 milking shorthorns plus 75 dairy heifers and 12 beef steers in 4-H entries. A six horse team from James Harris of Rockville will perform daily. Entries in horse and wine departments strong. no Farm and Garden entries on Saturday. grounds open for Monday entries 8 am to 3 pm.
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Frederick
John L. Shaw
James Harris
Rockville
Board of Managers
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Mutual Insurance Company
North Market Street
Prosecutor Murphy to Run New York Police Department
Thomas F. Murphy the former federal prosecutor who tried Alger Hiss becomes New York Police Commissioner as the graft plagued 18 000 member force faces a push to purge rotten elements. He inherits a force shaken by a police bookmaking scandal and a Brooklyn grand jury demand for civilian leadership. Acting Mayor Impellitteri says further changes are up to Murphy.
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New York
Thomas F. Murphy
Alger Hiss
William P. O'Brien
Brooklyn
Grand Jury
Miles F. McDonald
Samuel S. Leibowitz
Impellitteri
Maryland Dental Society Favors Dog Use in Research
The Maryland State Dental Society urged Baltimore voters to keep a law permitting use of stray dogs for medical research. The measure, up for a public vote on November 7, was endorsed at the society’s semi annual two day meeting in Cumberland. The group concluded by reading several scientific papers.
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Cumberland
Maryland State Dental Society
Baltimore
Eclipse Moon Show Proved Not a Bad Omen despite Smoke
Washington notes eclipse observed last night with varying visibility across the nation. Astronomers and the public endured smoke from Canadian forest fires in Detroit Milwaukee and Bluefield while some viewers wondered if the event was postponed. The piece recounts historical beliefs about eclipses and provides dates for upcoming events including January 20 1953 and February 25 1952 in Nubia Persia or Siberia.
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Arthur L. Edson
Washington
B.C
Detroit
Milwaukee
Canada
New York
Bluefield
W. Va
Screen
Louis le Deonnaire
Charlemagne
Nubia
Persia
Siberia
Fort Sill
Indiana
Hood College Registers 165 New Students Amid Orientation
Hood College welcomed 165 new students on Monday with 149 freshmen and the rest sophomores and juniors. Staff introduced, placement tests and auditions took place, dorm teas ran in several halls, and freshman advising sessions were held in Gambrill gym.
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Shriner Halls
Lillian 0. Brown
Nina Pohl
Gambrill Gymnasium
Bradbeck Hall
Hood
Gambrill Gym
Dorothy Handley
Frederick
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Florida
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
District of Columbia
Connecticut
Michigan
Massachusetts
North Carolina
California
Thurmont man released on $1000 bond in break‑in case
Calvin Charles Kinna, 21, of Thurmont Route 2, released on $1,000 bond awaiting grand jury action for breaking into East End Service on East Main Street Thurmont and stealing a German make revolver and about $150 in cash. A 16 year old was involved. juvenile court action planned. Recovered items included $36 cash and the revolver.
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Calvin Charles Kinna
Thurmont
Route 2
East End
East Main Street
Kenneth D. Bond
First Sergt
W W. Corbin
Edwin F. Nikirk
Bond
Harold R. Willard
Thurmont, Route 2
Frederick
Nikirk
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Five day forecast for Maryland and Delaware calls for partly cloudy skies with some sunshine. Temperatures rise Wednesday and Thursday with above normal averages. Rain likely by late Friday or Saturday, then cooler at week’s end. Weather will trend warmer than normal overall.
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Maryland
Delaware
Right to Use Road Proclaimed in Equity Court
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer ruled in Equity Court that Mr and Mrs David E Grimes have prescriptive right to a disputed road over land owned by Mr and Mrs William J Strine in Johnsville district. The injunction prevents Strine interference with the road used from a public highway by Grimes predecessors for many years. Evidence showed fence posts placed on the right of way and a plowed section. a former owner testified twenty years of use. Boundary dispute and past incidents cited. decree to be signed granting the injunction.
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Patrick M Schnauffer
Equity Court
David E. Grimes
William J. Strine
Johnsville
Grimes
M. Holmes Fout
24th Frees Prisoners From Red Koreans Rescue
The 24th Division infantrymen liberated three American POWs from a jail near Yongdong at 3 p.m. local time. Sgts. First Class Frank Freede and Blaine E. Mackrall and Pvt. James E. Martin, though wounded, were fed by fellow soldiers and turned over to medical care. Also noted are Earl Godwin to speak to Kiwanis at Peter Pan Inn Urbana, Raymond T. Easton charged with reckless driving posting collateral of 911.45, and a report that Canadian forest-fire smoke returned to Maryland after a wind shift.
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Korea
Yongdong
Frank Freede
Blaine E. Mackrall
U. S
James E. Martin
Twenty-Fourth
Seoul Liberated as UN Forces Seize Key Capital
Tokyo dispatch reports General MacArthur announcing the liberation of Seoul from North Korean control after nearly three months. Marines and South Korean troops battled through a city in flames with heavy artillery and flame throwers as an estimated 5,000 Reds resisted street by street. Ferrino led a flag-raising assault near the U.S. embassy, and a UN force governed the capital with emphasis on minimizing civil damage.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Seoul
United Nations
U. N
Don Whitehead
Whitehead
Pershing
William George Ferrino
West Quincy
Mass
Ferrino
U. S
Leathernecks
Joseph Stalin
Kim Tl Sung
North Korea
Republic of Korea
ROK
U. S. Tih
Army
First Marine Division
Plane crash near Japan leaves many missing
Tokyo reports a C-54 transport plunging into the sea after taking off from a southern Japan airbase. Of 51 aboard, 28 rescued, 22 missing, one body recovered. Mac Arthur HQ lists 43 passengers and eight crew. Similar crash occurred a week earlier near Kwajalein. Twenty-five passengers and three crew survived in life rafts picked up by fishing boats.
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Tokyo
Korea
Japan
MacArthur
Kwajalein Island
Navy
Pacific
Menger
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St. Joseph’s
Kauffman Estate
John.j. Doherty
New Britain
Conn
Mt. St. Marys College
Howard J. Miller
Kenneth Bond
Doherty
Miller
Jacob Baker
Casablanca
French Morocco
Segion
Library of Congress
Raymond T. Easton
Adamstown
Route 1
Lieut
Dorsey
Ier
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