Primary Date Change For Maryland 1960 Election
Maryland lawmakers in a one day session fixed September 18 as the 1960 primary date and approved absentee voting for soldiers. The vote delayed to September 18 because September 11 conflicted with the Jewish New Year. Governor Lane signed the bill shortly after adjournment.
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Annapolis
Jely
Maryland
Cogainuniat Party
Lass
Lane
George P Mahoney
Baltimore
Mahoney
House
Senate
Assembly
Tows
Beptom
Turnbull
Balton County
Democratic Party
Buflagtem
D- Balto
Comtiunieta
Whitworth
R-Allegany
Kimble
Albany
Pleasant Weather Forecast For Washington County
The Weather Bureau forecast pleasant summer weather in Washington County with sunny spells and highs around 83 to 88. Expect a cool night near 60 to 68 degrees and little temperature change into Saturday and Sunday. Weather details from Keedynville forecaster Travin Knode note yesterday's high near 80 and last night’s low about 66.
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Weather Bureau
Washington County
Keedynville
Travin Knode
Entertainment for Red Men Tomorrow at Lodge
The Cherokee Tribe 197 of the Improved Order of Red Men will sponsor an evening of entertainment tomorrow for members and guests. Suchen Pan Hager announced today. The affair will be held in the duty rooms of the lodge from 3 p.m. until midnight.
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Improved Order of Red Men
Suchen Pan Hager
Driver Unlicensed and License Violations Result in Fines
William G. Metiay of 1200 block West Washington Street charged with permitting an unlicensed person to operate his auto forfeited collateral of 210 and costs in city court. Jack H. Near of Le Roy Street charged with driving a car with an unlicensed operator forfeited 10 and other costs. Both men arrested by Patrolman Dom Smith.
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William G. Metiay
Washington Street
Jack H. Near
Leroy Street
Dom Smith
Reds Break Thru Central Front Lead Attack 90000
The article notes a breakthrough by Reds breaching the central front with 90 000 attack forces. It mentions renewed U N Security Council activity as a boycott ends and Jacob Malik presides August 1. Additional context covers Korea, China Nationalists, and looming global conflict mobilization in the United States.
Byrnes Sees Russia Returning to U.N. Change in Mind
Former Secretary James Byrnes, who won the South Carolina Democrat nomination, says Moscow’s return to the United Nations signals no new world war and ends Korea tensions. Malik to head Security Council August 1, rotation plan. Byrnes contends Russia realized the UN means what it says.
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Greenville
D. C
James F. Byrnes
Russia
United Nations
Byrnes
South Carlolina
Jakob A. Malik
Security Council
Security Counel
Korea
North Korea
U.N
Jake the Pet Pigeon Identified and Reunited
The pigeon nicknamed Jake, tied to Hf. E. Trowting at 44 Water Street, wandered West End for days before its owner Brown ing was found. Ray mond L. Hyers of 505 West Washington Street kept the bird briefly, then released it. the pigeon returned home to Brown ing after its identity was learned.
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Hf. E. Trowting
Water Street
West End
Jake
West Washington Street
Showe
Raymond L. Hyers
Byers
Browning
Municipal Band Concert in Hagerstown Park July 30
The Washington Chapter Quartets of S P E B S Q S A present a municipal band concert in City Park Y on July 30 at 8:00 PM. Conductor George H. Buys leads with Aguero Paso Doble and selections from Merry Wives of Windsor overture, plus royal tambour and Snow Maiden themes.
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Aguero
Nicolai
Washington D. C
Algeria
Herbert Royal
Rubenstein
Dance of the Tumblers
Race Against Time In Korea and War With Russia
Washington reports the U S government races to win the Korean conflict with a broader war readiness against Russia. Urgency drives plans for a $356 billion route to fund current war, aid Europe, and reinforce armed forces. President Truman seeks a $10.5 billion supplement to boost manpower with 600 000 more troops and a draft expansion from 20 000 to 100 000 inductees.
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Korea
Russia
Washington
U. S
Russa
Hclala
Russie
Lo Wee
Kremlin
Truman
Congress
Hoover urges seven steps for public aid to FBI curb enemies
Washington July 28 Hoover outlines seven ways citizens can aid the FBI in the present military emergency. He stresses reporting facts, avoiding gossip, and protecting the innocent while identifying espionage and subversive activity. He warns against hysteria and urges loyal workers to stay vigilant.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FII
Fims
FBI
Nce
FBT
Anny To Issue New Draft Call Amid Military Budget Debate
The article outlines a draft call under existing law and wartime provisions, detailing monthly allowances for dependents and changes in government payments versus World War II. It notes House Armed Services Committee hearings with Vipson announcing Air Force strength growth and Army expansion plans tied to President Truman's emergency request, highlighting the looming defense budget near thirty billion and shifts from the Joint Chiefs budget forecasts.
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House
Armed Services Committee
Air Force
Vipaon
D.-Ga
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Joint Chiefs
Douglas Plans To Keep Trying On Spending Cuts
Washington July 28 Senator Douglas said he is damn discouraged by results but will keep pressing to cut non defense spending. He proposed an amendment to trim 80 million from the 34.653 billion package and may target items left intact by the Senate Appropriations Committee. The day's fight focused on a 721.546 million Army engineers river harbor and flood control appropriation.
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Washington
Douglas
Dil
Senate
Claudius
Tie
Senate Appropriations Committee
Army Engineers
Communists Still May Vote In State Bills Are Rejected
In Maryland a special session ended with the legislature declining to disfranchise Communists. Delegate Whitworth presided as two bills to remove Communist ballots were dropped. Communist leaders and allies argued against the measures, while Assistant Attorney General Proctor warned of constitutional issues.
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Appapolip
Maryland
Whitworth
R.-Allegapy
Judiciary Committee
Boone
Baltimore County
Philip Frankford
Communist Party of Maryland
Kenneth Proctor
This Dog Likes Beetles As A Diet
Japanese beetles face a new predator in the Mauganaville section as Robert Dawson’s dog on the Robert Dawson place near Maugansville predates beetles. Ten-year-old Gary Carter of Mason-Dixon Pa visited his uncle and watched the dog eat about fifty beetles Gary knocked off a grape plant with no ill effects.
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Mauganaville
Robert Dawson
Maugansville
Dawson
Gary Carter
Mason-Dixon, Pa
Gary
Chance War May Delay Bay Span
A State Roads Commission spokesman said steel for Maryland's ice bridge across Chesapeake Bay is ahead of schedule but the Korean War could delay completion. If steel is diverted to defense, the bridge may be held up. The state hopes to finish around July 1952.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Chesapeake
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