Mahoney Seeks Court Ruling In Maryland Governor Nomination
Baltimore September reports Mahoney asked courts to strike parts of Maryland election law and declare him the Democratic gubernatorial nominee. He contends the unit vote system is vague. Lane would be renominated despite Mahoney leading in votes. The suit names Secretary of State Simpson and party official Ennis as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lane
General Assembly
Robert B. Ennis
State Central Demcratic Committee
Ennis
Jane C. Wilson
Mahoney
Vivian V. Simpson
Nooh
Talbot County
Worcester County
Wicomico
Anne Arundel County
Salisbury
Wicomica
Verdict for Plaintiff in Auto Collision Suit
A circuit court jury returned a verdict for Rev Daniel Lewis Smith colored formerly Burkittsville now Philadelphia for 287 damages to his car. Counter claim by Jack Lo Gaver and Charles A Staley denied. Defendant counterclaim for Gav er damages dismissed. Trial for collision dated January 1 in West Patrick street. Judge Stedman Prescott presided. Lawyers Parsons Newman and Byron W Thompson. Jury members listed.
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Iuy
Daniel Lewis Smith
Burkittsville
Philadelphia
Jack Lo Gaver
Charles A Staley
Yellow Springs
Sherman P Bowers
James McSherry
Gaver
Staley
Rev South
West Patrick Street
Stedman Prescott
Parsons Newman
Byron W. Thompson
Chancey Nicodemus
Russell Z. Herman
Aca P. Stottlemoor
Catherine Shorb
Regina Shorh
Regina Doll
Charles W. Clem
Mary C Guvion
Clara M Leon
Oscar T Mulhean Homer
Grose James E. Ferrell
Paul Willard
Destroyer Bush Hits Floating Mine in Sea of Japan
The U S destroyer Bush struck a floating mine off Tanchon North Korea, in the Sea of Japan. Nine sailors were killed and 10 injured, five missing, as the vessel with 2200 tons damaged returned to Sasebo Japan after emergency repairs. Three men were rescued from the water and others were picked up by accompanying ships. The incident marks the first postwar mine report in the area. Dead are Frank Allen Davis and David Morrell Grubb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
U. 8
Bush
Sea of Japan
Sasebo
Japan
Tanchon
North Korea
Kei-To
Maddox
Frank Allen Davis
Frank Davis
RFC 2
Box 9
Forest
David Morrell Grubb
Glenn Grubb
Virginia Avenue
Welch
W. Va
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed In Maryland Schools
Governor Lane designates October 8 to 14 as Fire Prevention Week with activities in schools and community exhibits. State Fire Marshal Hanley urges rubbish removal, key safety rules for matches and beds, and notes other fire causes include careless handling of fuel, wiring faults, and neglected heating equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Maryland
Claude A. Hanley
Police Court Cases Heard Friday Night
Magistrate Alton Y Bennett criticized a father over non support. Victor H Gibbons of Yellow Springs found guilty of failure to provide after a three year order to pay 10 weekly. He pleaded not guilty to a non support claim, claimed 33 weekly net income but found insufficient. He must pay 7 weekly for three more years, with 250 bond. Raymond Ahalt near Adams town found guilty of failure to provide for wife and five minors, bond set at 25 weekly for three years. Two traffic cases: Oden cited for 30 mph, Easton held for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Y. Bennett
Victor H. Gibbons
Yellow Springs
Sherman P. Bowers
Gibbons
Raymond Ahalt
Adamstown
Ida Ahalt
Ahab
John Theodore Oden
R. J. Damascus
Raymond T. Easton
Trump
Lieut
Dorsey
Restrooms Declared Unfit by AAA Across Nation
The American Automobile Association reported that a majority of service station restrooms on U S highways are unfit for public use describing the condition as an alarming health risk to motorists and families. Major oil companies are inspecting restrooms and threatening to drop dealers who neglect sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Automobile Association
AAA
UN speed action on unifying Korea urged
Eight nations urged the United Nations to hasten Korea unification and empower General Douglas MacArthur to decide whether to move troops to the China border. Britain led the resolution, seeking UN forces to occupy parts of Korea until elections and stability are achieved. The plan faces Soviet bloc opposition in the Security Council where discussion was delayed to tomorrow. India hinted at joining opposition to northward force, while Nehru argued UN troops should defend South Korea, not subjugate the North. Observers warned that failing to strike north could allow a renewed Communist threat within months. The sponsors span all regions, including Australia, Pakistan, the Philippines, Britain, the Netherlands, Norway, Brazil, and Cuba. The resolution calls for stability throughout Korea and elections under UN auspices for a unified democratic government.
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New York
United Nations
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
China
Britain
U. N
Security Council
MacArthur
U N
Russia
Jacob Malik
Peiping
U. S
Formosa
India
38Th Parallel
Jawaharlal Nehru
New Delhi
South Korea
North Korea
Australia
Pakistan
Philippines
Far Pacific
Asia
Netherlands
Norway
Europe
Brazil
Cuba
United Nations Commission for Korea Unification Proposed
A plan outlines a United Nations Commission for the Unification and Rehabilitation of Korea to operate across the peninsula until objectives are met. It would replace the current watchdog body, extend authority to political restoration and war-ravaged rehabilitation, and involve UN economic and social agencies. Holstein test results from Maryland noted, including cows Charmette King Betty, Panarech Sadie, and Rhapsody with milk yields and butterfat records, supervised by the University of Maryland with Holstein-Friesian cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
U. N
United Nations Commission For the Unification and Rehabilitation of
Seven Nations
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Brattleboro
Maryland
The
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
R. H. Richardson
Westminster
Carlos Piebe Charmette
King Betty
C. Richard Ahalt
Middletown
Fobes Kerndyke Panarech Sadie
Ray H. Smith
Frederick—Rolo Rhapsody
University of Maryland
Four Nations Plan Naval War Games in Mediterranean
Naval chiefs from the United States Britain France and Italy will meet in Sardinia to plan naval war games in the Mediterranean. The briefing aboard the U S heavy cruiser Columbus at Cagliari was arranged by Adm Richard L Conolly commander in chief of U S naval forces eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean.
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London
Sardinia
Mediterranean
United States
Britain
France
Italy
U. S
Columbus
Cagliari
Richard L. Conolly
Atlantic
Pollution deadline set by Maryland commission
Maryland's Water Pollution Control Commission decided to ask the Legislature to set a deadline beyond which no new industries could pollute the states streams without commission approval. The attorney general's office will draft the measure for the next General Assembly session. Existing plants changing operations would need treatment plans. Celanese Corp of America Cumberland and West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co Luke were given a year to prepare plans and begin operation. Cumberland city reported a sewage disposal plant contract awarded Sept 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Water oituCon Control Commission
Attorney General
General Assembly
Commission
Celanese Corp. of America
Cumberland
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Luke
Oldest Washington County resident dies at 97
William S. Ditto, a Boonsboro area farmer and longtime county resident, died yesterday at the county hospital. He was 97, survived by his widow and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
William S. Ditto
Boonsboro
Washington County
Ditto
Special Communion Service at Boyd Presbyterian Church
On World Wide Communion Sunday October 1 a special service will be held at Boyd s Presbyterian Church led by Rev J P Kerr He will deliver a communion sermon and the choir will provide special music for the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyds Presbyterian Church
J. P. Kerr
Kerr
Movie Bills Coming Week at Tivoli and Frederick
The Broken Arrow with James Stewart Jeff Chandler and Debra Paget plays Tivoli Sunday through Wednesday. Other titles include The Lawless Thursday, My Friend Irma Goes West Friday and Saturday, Gone Ablazing Tuesday and Wednesday, Duchess of Idaho Tuesday and Wednesday, Humphrey Takes a Chance Thursday, and The Huster-e Friday and Saturday at Frederick and Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
Jeff Chandler
Debra Paget
Tivoli Theater
MacDonald Carey
Gail Russell
Friend Irma Goes West
John Lund
Corine Calvet
Dianna Lynn
Frederick
Wala Brennan
Walter Hus
Duchess of Idaho
Esther Williams
van Johnson
Humphrey Takes & Chance
Leon Errol
Joe Kirkwood, Jr
the Husttere
Tim Holt
Roosters Stolen From Kemptown Henery
A local theft report finds 16 high quality roosters missing from Rufus E. King of Kemptown. King said he penned the birds separately for marketing Thursday and Friday and only the choicest roosters vanished. Deputies note the birds may reappear at the Frederick Fair poultry show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus E. King
Kemptown
King
Mr. King
George Crouse
Frederick Fair
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the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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Cool Dance Pavilion
Big Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown, MD
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John Wayne
East Side
Pei Oh Ae
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South Market
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Delphey’s Sport Store
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