Reds Invite Moscow and Allies to Observe U S Elections
Washington reports the United States invited Russia Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary and Romania to send two or three observers to study the November election. The plan, approved by President Eisenhower, aims to show American democracy in action and is part of a broader cultural exchange program.
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Washingson
United States
Russa
State Department
U.S
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Weald Town County
Eisenhower
Red
William Lacy
Dulles
Safeway refiles plan for Frederick supermarket site
After two false starts Safeway Stores filed its third application for a new one story retail grocery at 0 West Seventh Street Frederick. City engineers expect approval with minor revisions for a 102360 square foot lot building costing 160000 dollars.
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Safeway Sores Inc
Atsast
Frederick
A. KO Walter
Nevaineer
Safeway
Avia
Weed
Os Gaither Sykes
United States
Meaas
East All Saints Street
Food Store
Optimist Club
Greyhound
West Seventh Direct
Toll House Avenue
West Seventh Street
Mills, Petticord & Mills
Fourteenth Street
Washington, D.C
C. D. Conner
R. D. Hodge
O'Nce
Fenwick Street
Washington
West Seventh
Mahoney Challenges Butler's Statement in Key Senate Race
In Baltimore on September 2, Democratic senatorial candidate George P. Mahoney challenged Senator John Marshall Butler’s claim that his role in the 1950 campaign was innocent. The piece notes Butler’s defeat of Millard Tydines and a subsequent Senate censure of some aides, while Mahoney accuses Butler of shifting blame and questions about staff hires and campaign conduct.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
John Marshall Butler
Millard E. Tvdines
Senate
Mahoney
Butehor
Jon Jone
Satwin
Marstand
Wagch
Las
Ose
Carnat Mahoney
Trans Qarmto
Donkel
Demattaders
Mayland
Butler And McKeldin To Talk To Eisenhower
Senator Butler and Governor McKeldin plan a White House visit to present President Eisenhower with a carved likeness and discuss a possible Baltimore presidential appearance. They expect to finalize a date and politics will be discussed during the talks. In Prince Georges County Butler campaigned today, carrying the area in 1950 by about 5,000 votes. Also reported: Frederick FHA loan approvals for seven farmers and related financing steps through the local Farmers Home Administration committee.
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Baltimore
Sen. Butler
Mariiander
Eisenhower
Butler
Gov. McKeldin
White House
Maryland
Medeldin
Tatsidenvs Oho
Prince Georges County
Frederick County
The
Farmers Home Administration
Bruce Hopkins
Robert Benson
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Roy C W Schaffer
Bruce FE Crum
Harry Martman
New Market Carman
Benson
Hopkins
Washington
Aes Oomed Wollsider Ifans
Sane
FHA
Coal Miners To Get Higher Daily Wages And Benefits
Washington reports progress in wage talks between President ann J. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and Edward G. Fox head of the Buyamous Coal Operators Assoc. A new contract is expected next Tuesday when the UMW convention opens. The agreement reportedly includes a 2 dollar daily raise, reaching 26.25 dollars, plus additional sacavin pay with first an Oct 1 increase and another in April. The BCOA represents northern and captive mines, with better export sales this year contributing to the outlook.
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Washington
Ann J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Edward G. Fox
Assa
UMW
Lewis and Fox
Timiei
BCOA
Elds
Fox
Asso Cianior
Labor leaders back Mahoney drawing fire from Butler
Baltimore area scene reports Sen George P Mahoney gained endorsement from CIO-PAC Maryland at a meeting of 90 delegates representing over 90,000 union members. Butler condemned the out of state backing as an invasion of Maryland politics and urged voters to support his record against Taft Hartley repeal and to reject outside labor leaders influence.
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Baltimore
Sen. Butler
George P. Mahoney
CIO Political Action Committee of
Maryland
Walter Reuther
Hi Ciolpac
Butler
C Lass Land Cio-Pac
Mahoney
Congress
Adia Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Len Butler
National Cio
National Democrat Party
Michigan
Ion
Free State
Buller
United States Senate
Maritime Union
Sen. Buller
Eisenhower
Dem Oey Alec Commeler
Taft Hartley
Millard Tydings
Herbert O'Conor
Truman
Ciq-Pac
Bandwagon To Be Here At Noon Monday
Frederick residents will see a 12 foot semi tractor trailer bearing Official Eisenhower Nixon Bandwagon as it tours Maryland. The Frederick County unit of Maryland Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon sponsors a noon arrival in downtown Market Street. The tour starts there and moves to Hagerstown Montgomery County and other regions through the week with stops in Virginia and the Eastern Shore to follow. The bandwagon is a volunteer driven effort by a bipartisan group supporting the Eisenhower Nixon ticket in the November elections. Divoricees Anonymous opens Maryland campaigns with meetings across counties after a first session drew 75 attendees.
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Frederik
Frederick
Frederick County
Maryland
Eisenhowe
Market Street
Hagerstown
Montgomery County
Ike
Suttons
Citizens For Eisenhower
Divorcees Anonymous
Baltimore
Orphan's Court
Norman Cullison Milton
Norman Cullison Hilton
Buckeystown
Frigidaire
Westinghouse
Prima
Norwood
Studebaker
Ford
Vida Hilton Stimmers
NO Man
Collison Hilton
Norman Cullisom Hilton
U. S. Route 15
Warrland
Kitchem
J. Manta Besant
Norman C. Aitten
Ketter Road
C. Ehner Main
McKeldin Attacks Democratic Pair At GOP Rally
Maryland Governor Claude E. Hoover McKeldin denounces Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver as a "political marriage of unhappy convenience" at a GOP rally in Hagerstown while introducing Senator John Marshall Butler. He credits Eisenhower administration gains to mutual trust and attacks Truman-backed opposition as divisive.
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Hagerstown
McKeldin
Adlai Stevernsom
Estes Kefauver
John Marshall Butler
Butler
Richard N. Nixon
Hf U Stevenson
Kefaaver
Harry Truman
Missouri
Harry
Mckheldin
Eisenhower
Credito Minan
Fisenhower
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Agriculture Office
Richard Carson
United States Department of Agriculture
Eit Bank
Vienna
Austria
Dublin
Prague
Praca Report EU
Middletown
Old Rt. 40
Emerson Tlv
Csuch
Jane
Milo G. Delauter
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Daniel C. Poole
Jefferson
Marsland Mary
Poole
Middletown Lutheran Church
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Rvudliv
Watersville Road
Mt. Airy, Md
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Dellinger
Syracuse
Quaker
Siegler
Rome
Reed
Morris
Hot Point
Doverport
Wilburn
Davis, MT. Airy
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Raymond L. Kelly
Rt. 40
Feaxaville
Firestone
Flora Stone
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Mary BR. Poole
Senday
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Feagavilie
Lincoln Heights
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Esherman
Tegal
Hamilton Wilkshaker
Victor Beverage
Decerat Ferrer
Derplat Ferrers
Ralien
Shugh Cotter
Jack
Yrars
Jenny
Kodak
John FE
George
Nule
Null
Ruth Bowers
Wisconsin
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Andrew J. Hoff
New Windsor, MD
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Ida
Thomas
Libertytown
John Fessler
Seth Thomas
King
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Olive J. Danner
Harry Trout
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Vida Hilton Simmers
Florence Elak Te Wasmutch
Royal G. Hilton
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