Incumbents Win as early returns show tight race totals
Early returns from congressional races show three incumbents leading in several districts while Baltimore county waits on a heavy tally. In the First District T Miller leads Lloyd with 939 to 598 as 32 of 194 polling places report. D Alesandro leads Third District with 1,714 votes to Owens 2,253 and Miller 1,881 while Ambrose Meyer leads in the Fourth District with 8,031 votes for the contested nomination. Arch McDonald appears set for the Democratic nomination in Burnt Mills with 11,208 votes as Therine trails Myersville.
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Easton
William H. Lloyd
Lloyds
D'Alesandro
Bernard F. Owens
James E. Miller
Falion
Ioe
John Ambrosee Meyer
Sasecer
Richard Everett Lee
Beltsville
Baltimore area GOP primary vote totals and unopposed candidates
The record notes William F. Carlin of Silver Spring with 7 430 votes and Paul Robertson leading Baltimore Republicans with 3 012 to 1 143 for Stanley Scherr. Beall and three other Republicans ran unopposed: David G. Harry of Pylesville Edward N. Kowzan of Baltimore and Edward A. Glenn of Suitland.
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Sliver Spring
Paul Robertson
Baltimore
Stanley Scherr
Beall
David G. Harry
Pylesville
Edward N. Kowzan
Edward A. Glenn
Suitland
McDonald Leads In Montgomery and County Totals Rise
Countywide returns show McDonald with 7 805 votes to 2727 for Carlin and 71 for Horine in Montgomery. Across Allegany and Frederick, Horine trails as McDonald leads in several precincts. five county totals place McDonald at 1 092, Carlin at 4 920, Horine at 4 870.
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Soldiers and sailor charged with driving horses drunk
Three service members were arrested near the city park by Patrolman A C Low. They were charged with driving horses while intoxicated as cars were driven onto the curb and traffic menaced. Patrolman Lowry tied the horses at the city park while taking the trio to police headquarters.
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City Park
Summit Ageaua
Lowry
Lane Carries Own Air Line Plans County For City Filed
The county backed Lane in a tight race as United Airlines outlined plans to add east west air service linking Boonsboro Hagerstown Cumberland and other cities. The carrier highlighted potential connections to Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and Chicago along its existing routes.
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Stockslager Is Arrested Monday
Albert Stockslager of this city was jailed by police after recent release on a $5,000 bond for taking part in nine months of robberies. He was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to rob William Harsh in Williamsport on March 23, 1946. The warrant tied the case to a wave of crimes admitted by William Rickard in a prior confession.
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Stockslager
TSK
Alvey S. Harsh
Williamsport
William Rickard
Price Controls On Meat Butter Gas Fags Continue
Capitol talks end with a compromise on decontrol and extensions. Barkley announced agreement after hours of closed-door negotiation. Taft and Millikin abstained from immediate approval, signaling possible opposition in the Senate. House conferees reported signing. Crawford expected to sign. A new 8 September decontrol board would be President appointee and Senate confirmed. OPA re-pricing window set for 30 days after June 30. Subsidy provisions debated amid farm product control shifts.
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Taft
Ohio
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Col
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D-Md
Rep
Crawford
R-Mich
Millikins
Senate
Barkley
OPA
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress eyes swift action on food subsidies bill
Barkley said the House may pass the bill quickly and the Senate could act today. The plan would discontinue food subsidies next April 1 and save up to 1,000,000,000 dollars.
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Barkley
House
Senate
Lawmakers Fear Atomic Deadlock Over Veto Demands
Lawmakers warn that Russian insistence on a veto in UN atomic control could stall negotiations and spark a fresh arms race. Georgia Senator and Senator Edwin C Johnson (D Colo) say failure to reach agreement on international controls risks new armament contest if veto persists. Pravda critique of the American disclosure plan is noted.
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Congress
Georgia
U.N
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Col
Johnson
Attempt to clinch monopoly on atomic weapons aims
A report warns the United States seeks a monopoly in atomic weapon production for an indefinite period to enforce world rule, but the effort cannot succeed. A separate note mentions a large elephant consuming 100 pounds of green fodder in 18 hours.
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