Reapportionment Fight Heads Back to Court in Maryland
Maryland lawmakers pushed a new reapportionment plan through the House amid urgent deadlines and anticipated lawsuits. The Senate waited on a first House bill hours after adjournment while factions argued over seat allocations among Montgomery Prince George’s and Baltimore areas. A temporary measure to stall changes was also debated as legal challenges loom over a constitutional rewrite.
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Annapolis
Marysland
House of Delegates
Senate
Tawes
Smathegunly
House
Andy Gay
Lake Wy
Howse Ayer
Baltimore County
Ceap
Montgomery
Prince Georges
St. Marys County
Ate Aninde
Bathmore
Moose
Abegaiy
Harchester
Frederick
Carroll
Garrett
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomnico
Worrester
Baltimore City
Hayce Hanson
Citizens Committee
N' Isnettier
Hanson
Del
Thomas H. Lowe
Oklahoma
A. Gordon Boone
Boone
Judiciary
Ward Joseph Alexander Ward obituary notice
Joseph Alexander Ward of Marlows Park died Monday evening at Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg following a brief illness. He was 36 years old. Survived by wife Mary and several children, he was a Harmony Methodist Church member and active in the Marlowe Raritan Club. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Harmony Methodist Church Marlows with burial in Harmony Cemetery. The family requested viewing at Leaf Funeral Home Williamston before the service.
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Joseph, A. Ward
Joseph Alexander Ward
Marlowe
W. Va
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Dennis B
Emma J. (Pearrell) Ward
Harmony Methodist Church
Marlows
Marlowe Raritan Club
Potomac Ellison Company
Paul Smith
Williamsport
Jackson
Shab Heter
Hilda Ward
Uc Estes
Harmony Methodist
William Hall
D.d.feial
Harmony Cemetery
Smith
Agricul
Orville L. Freeman
Wriby
Leaf Funeral
Williamston
Fir
Emmert
Cyrus Hawbaker
Cyris Hawhaker
Mercerstrutyt
Penna
Samuel and
Jeannette (Shipp)Hawhaker
Chester G
Clear
Vincent C
Nayerstown
Richard Crowher
Hagerstown
Maynard
Summers
Frereicky Brothers
Fred, Halph
Charles
Mertersburg
Cora Pittman
Mirs
Hazel Myers
Greencasle
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church of
Fairview
Lininger
Mercersburg
Raymond Milter
Welsh Run
Church of the Brethren
Local Deaths Continent From Page 2b
Ingwn Delaware Isaraia C Peru Indiana 42 grandchildren. Friends may call at the Grove Funeral Home Hancock after 7 p.m. Wednesday. Services will be held for the funeral home Thursday all p.ay with the Rev Mr Reno officiating Interment Willberg Central U B Cemetery Berkeley County West Virginia.
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Ingwn
Delaware
Isaraia C
Peru
Indiana
the Grove Funeral Home
Hancock
Mr. Reno
Willberg Central U. B
Berkeley County
West Virgina
Rosy Audit Figures In Estes Case
A Texas CPA linked to Estes admits insufficient audit work on Isles records before reporting. Testimony shows government probes seek truth on Estes cotton operations and whether his business empire relied on government influence. The case spans grand juries, IRS, Agriculture Dept, and two committees.
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Estes
Ere Baye
Jackson
Isles
Smith
Iousevernment
Wader
Tnternal Revenue Service
Agriculture Department
Franklin, Tex
Texas Agriculture
Henry Mershall
Texas
Will Wilson
Justice Department
Marshall
Hots Group
Agtriculture Marketing Service
Jacks Son
A. B. Poster Jr
Dallas
Tnterna
Free miniature hearing aid offered to those who hear but don’t understand words
Washington DC ad offers a true life non wired miniature hearing aid model by Dahlberg Motor Co. Free to any reader who answers the ad, no cost or obligation, to be worn at home. Limited supply. Also notes obituary of Emmert Cyrus Hawbaker aged 87 near Mercersburg Pennsylvania with funeral details and survivors.
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Washington, D.C
Dahlberg Motoroe
Olive Beaneh Chapter Meets Friday at Keerys ville
Olive Beaneh Chapter of the Order of the Easter Star in Keerys ville will convene Friday evening at 7 p.m with Mrs Catherine Bachtell present as worthy matron presiding.
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Olive Beaneh
Order of the Eastert Star
Keerysville
Catherine
Bachtell Worthy
Presiling
Darby Sportsmen Club expands tract holdings and aims at enhanced game propagation
The Darby Sportsmen Club enlarges its acreage along the Potomac and through the Darby tract purchase. The club leases about 1 200 acres in Bear Pen Hallow Blair's Valley and 960 acres in Stone Quarry ridge to broaden conservation work. President Gilman Vaughn leads a 400 plus member group with officers including George Howard and Tester Tamby. Directors include Milton Smith Peter Limburg Banner Browning Harry Cacbaugh and others as they plan intensified game feeding and improved conditions.
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Fearby
Gilman
Jim) Vaughn
George H. Howard
Tester
Tamby
William M. Strock
Banner
Browning, Jr
Vincent Thomas Lindsey
Milton R. Smith
George
Peter Limburg
B. Browning, Jr
Raymond Harnbecker
Harry W. Cacbaugh
Harry Raffensberger
Edward J. Nutzell
John Saunders
Day of the Dead Observances Halted in Town Fiesta
November first marks the day of the dead in Mexico with towns halting the usual fiesta to honor loved ones, as residents observe solemn rites and family gatherings amid cultural traditions.
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Mexico
Eichmann War Crimes Judgment Upholds Israel Trial
The Israeli high court rejects challenges to its jurisdiction over Adolf Eichmann. It cites that deportation and murder acts amount to war crimes under Nazi collaborators law. Precedents from many nations support trials for crimes committed abroad. Eichmann, a Gestapo official, is deemed responsible for genocide per postwar norms.
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Bielanann
Argentina
Israel
High Court
Israel Court
Igh
Gestapo
Eichmann
Nuriberg
Stock Market Drops Early in Trading Sessions
Stock prices slide in early trading with volatile moves among major movers. Armerican Tele phone shares fall from 12 dollars to 100, while other listed issues show notable declines amid broad market weakness.
Market turmoil hits stocks as inflation fears grow nationwide
A wave of selling blamed on panicked public spreads through the financial markets. Analysts note inflation fears and aggressive margin requirements driving investors to exit stocks, with Bache & Co citing a shift toward realism in earnings and values. Local notes discuss stock distributions and community actions amid the broader economic jitters.
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Paul L. Wood, Jr
USMG
Paul L
Bull Wood, Sr
Key Circle
Hagerstown
Anita Fercy
Bache & Co
U.S
Kennedy
Walter Helter
Jena
Sharpsburg
Simbhaburg
Ho Wold
We ll Live Through It Like Weve Done Before Says Exchange Chief
American Stock Exchange president Mandy says the bear market will run its course and prices will rebound, noting past downturns. Edwin Posner, 71, recalls 1929 and insists markets endure panics with buyers and institutions stepping in to stabilize prices, while calling the current drop a chain reaction and over sold conditions.
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American Exchange
Darden Chambliss
AP Business
New York
Rman
Maytu
Jim
Morrow Ar
Edwin Posner
Ike
Posner
Ald Elden Grimm
Walston and
Man
Howe
Connecticut
Seling
Ftom
Vermaney
Yrar
Edwin Wihering
Etherington
Tomorkriock
Voters in Three States Choose Candidates in Primaries
The Associated Press reports voters in Alabama Kentucky and Florida casting ballots in primaries. Alabama’s eight-seat nine-candidate field heads to the polls with a gubernatorial race also on the slate. Kentucky features tight contests in the 1st and 4th districts while Florida eyes runoff nominations in several pairs.
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Associated Press
Alabame
Kentucky
Florida
Alabama
Howse
George
Wallace
Steve Sen
Ryan deGraffenried
de Gretienried
Sean Wedgeny
Bailey Roat
Newport
Brent Spénce
Thruston Morton
Wilson Wyatt
Truman
Edward Y. Long
D-Ma
Ard
Nth
Sth
16Th
Uth
House GOP Faces Battle Over Public Works Bill
Senate passed a $1.5 billion public works package amid Kennedy’s New Frontier push. Final Senate vote 44 to 32. House Republicans vow tough fight, with a House Public Works panel approving a $94 million version. Compromise grants $756 million immediate spending and $750 million standby for recession response. outcomes hinge on House action. Democrats split, Republicans mostly opposed.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Chey
House
House Public Works Committee
Bil
Kennedy Proposes Emergency Projects Authority Blocked by Senate
Senate Republicans forced a roll call to kill Kennedy’s plan to fund emergency projects with reserve funds without new congressional appropriations. Kerr of Oklahoma denounced the move as partisan politics while criticizing an administration substitute he had altered.
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Kennedy
Corireress
Congress
Robert S. Kerr
Senate
Driver Fined on Drunken Driving Charge
A series of minor fines were imposed after a drunken driving incident. Malaya K. Moore paid 100 dollars plus costs at the municipal court, with additional fines of 10.75 dollars for various moving violations. The report also mentions others cited for related infractions and a joint AEC Defense Department announcement addressing concerns about high altitude blasts and Van Allen belts.
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Malaya K. Moore
McDowell Ave. Sa
Magisrate
William J. Dwyer
Ont
Moore
Pace
Donahl L. Suffecool
Howald Len Baer
Pollce
AEC
Defense Department
Army Reserve Major Vernal Glasser Participates in LOGEX 62
Army Reserve Major Vernal M. Glasser of Hancock took part in LOGEX 62, a two week command post logistics exercise at Fort Lee Virginia with more than 6,000 personnel. He reported to temporary active duty at Fort Eustis Virginia for the associate transportation officer career course. Glasser is employed by Peoples Life Insurance Company in Salisbury Maryland.
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Army Reserve
Vernal M. Glasser
Lewis Glaser
Hancock
Fort Lee
Fort Eustis
Transportation School
Snajor
Peoples Lifesurance Company
Salesbury
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Richmond
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Stim
Charlie Eichmann
Gallows
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Wie Supreme Court
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Uy Richman
Pport
James Polearm
Frank Stubblefield
Wobb Gregory
Tn Tha
Tietwint
Wrawk
USI
Second National Bank
W. Washington St
Long Masdow
Clear Spring
Maryland
Memoer Moderatepostimiuronea Corporation
Beauty Callire
Sonn
Fnroll Todant
Scott Beauty Chaols
Mamie Scott
Wi Beauty Culture
Queen St. Martinsburg, W. Va
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