Tawes withdraws from open debate with GOP opponent
The Maryland governor candidate Tawes cancels a debate claiming schedule conflicts as campaign turmoil grows. The Associated Press report notes opposition from Small and others over a coal slurry pipeline, with political maneuvers and endorsements shaping the MARYLAND race and party dynamics.
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Associated Press
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Annapolis
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Kennedy
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Bethesda-Chevy Chase Chamber of Rally
W. J. Cutherts Small
Taney
Northwest
Jack Pollack
Ois
Toines
Hickel
United Railroad
Savings and Loan
Labor Police Committee
Marylis
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Yeason
Ansaing
Teague Island
Maryland Briefs And Civil War Reenactment News
A 16 year old boy faces murder and assault charges in Alexandria for the slaying of his stepfather Davald G. Cooley 50 and stabbing his mother with an icepick. A separate trial date is set for another youth in Cooley's death. Maryland high school seniors have a Nov 29 registration deadline for the American College Testing program offered at state colleges and high schools. Civil War cavalry raid reenactment will occur in Chambersburg and Cash Towns led by Confederate Gen Jeb Stuart. A night accident near Swanton killed Garrett County girl Caralyn Sue Guckmayhat after stepping from her father's car.
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Associated Press
Altrandria
I Wite
Alexandera Corporation Court
William B. Bodmer
Davald G. Cooley
Malcolm
Ward Jr
Chambersburg
Jeb) Stuart
Adams County
Cashtows
Swanton, Md
Garrett County
Here
Caralyn Sue Guckmay Hat
Demo Rally At Sharpsburg Planned By Women’s Club
Bemotran Women's Club of Sharpsburg will hold a rally on October 1 at 7 30 p m at the Sharpshare Community Hall. All candidates invited. Mrs Alice Hultzell, club president, said Senator George J Stytler will be there.
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Sharpshare
Attord
Alice Hulzell
Elit
George J, Stytler
Westinghouse electric develops laser energy measurement method
Fragmentary report notes Westinghouse Electric Co. claiming a laser beam energy measurement technique. References to laser work areas and safety phrases appear amid garbled text about forests and fires. No clear event or date is established.
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Baltimore
Westing House
Cora
Thas
Smokey
Aes
Atty General to report to Tawes on school beating
Maryland officials debate oversight of religious schools after a Hagerstown incident. Attorney General Finan will assess legal authority in a report to Governor Tawes. State Superintendent Pullen urges a mechanism to evaluate religious elementary schools while noting local boards would normally handle assessments. Senate pressure grows for a thorough study of religious school oversight.
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Tawes
Annapolis
LAPT
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Thomas B. Finan
Hagerstown
Thomas G. Pallet
George E. Snyder
D-Washington
Pullen
Truth For Youth
Ha Rerstown
Washington County Circuit Court
Nanney Gregory
Sarah E. Jrose
Seranl
Church of God
Joorney
Vian
Fia
Stn
Snyder
State Board of Education
Putten
Washington County
Super
Wiliam M.woth
Pullen Heltion
Prayer for Strength and Guidance from Anton Roll RB
A school principal from MinneapolisMinn, Anthony Junior High School, calls for renewed prayer and strength through Christ. The plea asks for disciplined minds, transformed nature, and purpose driven by the Holy Spirit to endure trouble and act as Christ's agents on earth.
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Anton. Roll
Te Lapp
Minneapolis
Minn
Ansthany Junior High School
Minister's Daughter Expelled Over Shorts Policy Dispute
Judy Bushong of Akron, daughter of Rev Herbert Bushong, was expelled from her township high school after refusing to wear shorts in gym class. The board voted unanimously to expel unless she complies, citing state code and parental religious beliefs as factors. Community ministers urged tolerance, while officials defended school regulations and pupil discipline.
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Ohio
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Judy Rae
Springfield Township
Sushang
Framleca
Zelees
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Jamey Slone
Charles Rieger
J. D. Swinehart
Judy
Dist Church of
Eise
Boards of Education
Can
Stone
Rieger
Sgard
Norman Olt
Reformatory Prisoner Gets 10 Years For Blinding Man
James W. White, a Maryland inmate, was sentenced to 10 years for assault with intent to disfigure after he blinded Henry Williams Jr. with caustic soda in a Maryland Institution for the Blind reform school. Judge Rutledge warned that similar offenses will warrant maximum sentences. Williams, who is Muslim, testified that he can barely see and cannot distinguish people.
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James WW. White
Baltimore
Tie
Henry Williams, Jr
Rore
Maryland Institution For
Mew
Maryland
Rutledae
Pehle Williams
Sate
James Strine
White
Williams
Water Department turmoil spurs council action demand
The council debates staffing and pay, seeks reappointment of Water Board members, and considers action to compel city services. Water Department turnover nears 55 percent as personnel director Oliver faces scrutiny over pay and full-time duties. A plan to restore Oliver’s $3,000 yearly salary hinges on full-time city hall service.
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Richard Munson
Water Department
Jolan Oliver
Frank Cordell
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Cordell
Woextrow Rippeon
Board of Water Commissioners
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Hull
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Morrie Landsberg
Ray San Francisco
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Thelin
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Eisenhower
Oscar Spigler
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Dick Nixon
Williamsport
Brown
Financial District
George Christopher
California
Nixon Boost from Ike to Back Campaign Push
Nixon gains momentum as Eisenhower endorses his bid while Kennedy tours California backing Democrats. The piece notes Kennedy trips to California and a presumed Democratic edge in the House, with Truman and cabinet officials also pitching for Democrats. Nixon travels from Fresno to San Francisco and Los Angeles for fund raising as the campaign heats up.
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Fresno
Nixon
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Brown
Harry Truman
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hisenhower
House
Senate
Dowsing Claims and Skeptical Viewpoint Featured in Article
The piece profiles Henry Gross the Maine dowser who says he can locate water and predict underground flow from afar, and Ross Lesher of Franklin County Pennsylvania who diversifies into divining minerals and buried objects. It notes scientific skepticism about these powers.
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Henry Gross
Kenneth Roberts
Doubleday & Co
Maine
Ross Lesher
Farmers Lines
Franklin Co. Pa
Pennsylvania
Ross
Margaret
Dorigy
Greencastle
World of Science
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