May primary race lures eight candidates in Sixth District
In Maryland six districts face crowded primaries with multiple Democrats and Republicans. Incumbents Ed ward T. Miller and James P. Devereux are unopposed in first and second districts respectively. Fourth district Republican Harry T. Phoebus files to challenge George H Fallon, Pete Pollack, and others. Seventh district shows no veteran candidates. Balloting deadlines loom as campaigns intensify with detailed candidate lists across districts and parties.
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Eastern Shore
Maryland
Baltimore City
Edward T. Miller
James P
Devereux
Harry T. Phoebus
Somerset County
Baltimore
George IT
Fallon
S. Pete Pollack
Ley G. Noe
Sadlersville
Edward T. Miler
Easton
A. Gordon Boone
Towson
Frank W. Miller
William SI
McClayton
James P. S. Devereux
Stevenson
Harry Kemper
Edward A Garmatz
Jerry Tania
George H. Fallon
Pete Pollack
Rep
Engen BR. Thoberts
Bowie
C. F
Joe) Mieri
Annapolis
John Raymond Pletcher
Cheverly
Robert B. Ennis
Capitol Heights
Gordon Louk
Ardmore
Lawrence J. Burns
College Park
Frank B. ‘Small, Jr
Clinton
John W. Staggers
Laurel
Mark J. Hangnatt
Prince Georges County
W. Prescott Atten
Bethesda
Stella Werner
Chevy Chase
Ray IM. Coffman
Silver Spring
D. John Markey
Walkersville
Newitt S. Hyde
Bettesda
George M. Moore
Frank R. Long
Kensing Hton
Robert Kimble
Cumberland
Henty R. Hergenroeder
Sam Friedel
Robert
Obituaries continued with multiple survivals and services
Obituaries indicate deaths of two individuals, one a chef who moved to Hagerstown, survived by a brother and children, with service plans including Requiem Mass and interment in New York City. The second obituary notes John Harvey Ebersole of Maryland Avenue, aged 75, survived by wife, two daughters, a son, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, with Requiem Mass at St Mary’s and burial in Corpus Christi Cemetery. Also mentions funeral homes and church affiliations, plus notes about local convention and political endorsements.
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Hnngerytown
Lorraine
LeRoy
Jersey City
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Filamena Rocha
Gayon
Spain
Manuel
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John Harvey Ebersole
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Washington County Hospital
Noah and
Nancy Heck Iman Ebersole
Chambersburg
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Marion
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Howe
St. Mary's Catholic Chiurch
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Corpus Christi Cemetery
Cham Rots
Hersburg
Holy Name Soviets
Senate
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Gore
Beai
McKeldin
Maryland
Rosa Violette Shilling
Hamilton Boulevard
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John A
Hester Swope Jones
First Christian Church
Helping Hand Bible Class
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Berkeley C. Yeakle
Stem
Bessie
Gertrude Effie Snodderly
Donizetti
Gade
Handel
Mahter
Iwidow
Ernest BE
Snodderly
Rossini
Schnabel
Verdi
Kauffman’s Station
Samuel
Salome Sheffler Weyant
Black Rock
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ladies Bible Class
Luther Miter
Sharpsburg
Clarence Narford
Bridgenart
Leroy Ridenour
Floyd Smith
Greenhill
Walter C
Kemp's Mill
Paul BE
Annie Schultz
State Line
Clyde Wevant
A. K. Coffman Funeral Home
Ray
L. Boyd Hamm
Rest Haven Cemetery
Gore Plans Own Delegate Slate To Beat Beall
Baltimore March 6 1952 The H Grady Gore Republican organization plans a slate of 42 delegates for the state convention to challenge Gov McKeldin endorsed candidate Rep Glenn Beall The move aims to influence Maryland's 24 votes at the national convention and potentially anger the governor who desires to control the vote if Gore supporters gain delegate seats.
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H Grady Gore
Republican
McKeldin
Gore
Senate
James W. Miller
Cumberland
Glenn
Beall
Miller
Montgomery County
Maryland
Car Demolished In Crash Today
A crash at Broadfording Road involving Lovet M. Firey of Hagerstown Route 4 damaged his car and required a tow to extract Mrs. Turner. Patrolman John H. Brewer investigated after being alerted near the scene. Firey faces drunken driving and related charges after a collision with Roger E. Pemberton on North Cannon Avenue. State Trooper Glenn Bowman arrested Firey about thirty minutes later using license data from Pemberton.
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Firey Auto
Roger E. Pemberton
Cannon Avenue
Firey
Glenn Bowman
Pemberton
Five Tips Win Him Top Prize
A North Bend resident tipped on a fatal Elkins Division incident and a North Mulberry Street housewife supplied a lead that helped a Reporter’s Note books column. Tips are accepted by Cathy Mail each week from 7 30 am until 2 pm. Prizes are announced Mondays and winners must call the business office to claim.
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Western Union
North Bend
Elkins
Maryland
North Mulberry Street
Cathy Mail
New Hampshire Campaign Gets Hot This Week
The campaign in New Hampshire heats up as Truman Kefauver and Taft vie for support. Kefauver tours Wisconsin and Boston with talks on foreign policy, while Truman weighs re election plans amid party dynamics. Senator Russell signals strength in the South, and House election scenarios loom.
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Taft
New Hampshire
Truman
Kefauver
Democratic Party
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Milewaukee
Stasren
New York
Eisenhower
Kefanver
Boston
Sen
Russell
Georgia
Demutocratic
Kerr
Oklahoma
South
NBC
Ellender
Louisiana
Washington
House of Representatives
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Kitten Potholders Pattern No. 853 Offer
Transfer pattern for three large kitten heads kitchen potholders with embroidery guides and sewing steps. Includes color chart, cutting, finishing instructions, and mail order in Hagerstown Maryland and New York address for Carol Curtis. Pattern ready for dispatch with special handling and first class mail.
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Hagerstown
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Tired Of Running Surrenders Self in Miami
A man identifying as Wilson Stryker Lang, 44, of Baltimore, surrendered at the Miami police station claiming he was tired of running. Lang said he absconded with 2500 dollars from the Town Theater where he served as manager, spent the money, and came south, denying involvement with horse racing.
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Wilson Stryker Lang
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Poljice
J. Griffin
MacArthur Enters Taft Support In New Hampshire Note
An aide says Gen. Douglas MacArthur urged New Hampshire backer J Wesley Colburn to back Taft. Col Burton of MacArthur notes the general cited “circumstances” but gave no details and would not make a public statement. The state paper first reported the note in Manchester.
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Douglas MacArthur
New Hampshire
Tkar
Taft
Lawrence KH. Burker
MaceArthur
J. Wesley Colburn
Nate
Tate
Hinker
Ise
Macarthur
Eyeglasses Seen As Devil’s Invention in Early Century
Some people in the early century believed eyeglasses were an invention of the devil, reflecting superstition about new optical aids and their impact on society.
Red Cross Drive Appeals for $23900 With Local Volunteers Noted
The first reports call for raising 23900 to fund Red Cross work including hospital nurse hours, home nursing training, first aid, water safety, civil defense prep, blood bank work, and aid to veterans and families. Local divisions list captains and volunteers across Northern and Southern divisions, signaling a broad community effort with ongoing installments and neighbor-to-neighbor canvassing.
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America
Red Cross
Romer
Hagenstown
Northern Division
AW. OW. Pollard
AJ L. Gardner
Mo Aball
Jor. Bulcher
Win
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A. Edoward
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Rl. W. Moss
Ta Mullendore
S. T. Matroney
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