Evening star., 1946-06-28
Official Tally
Fails 10 Shift
Maryland Vote
Radcliffe Comedies,
Sends Telegram
Of CongrotuIotion

Of CongrotuIotion
The official canvass Of ballots cast
in Mondays primary today bore out
results indicated by unofficial tallies
for National and State Offices as well
as those for local positions in Mont
gomery County where the E. Brooke
Lee Observation-Disclosures candidates
won throughout. The Board. of
Election Supervisors in Prince
Georges County also completed its
official tallies today.
Not long after the official count
started yesterday, Senator Rad
cliffe, who had hoped the canvass
would shift some counties to his
column from that of Gov. O'Conor,
conceded he had been defeated for
denomination and sent telegram Of
congratulation to the nominee.
Radcliffe Comedies.
Senator Radcliffe's concession
came when the canvass showed that
such counties as Worcester, Howard,
Charles and Washington, which
were in the OConor column on un-
official counts by bare margins,
would stay there.
Although election tabulations
have not been completed" the in
cumbent Senator said in state
ment. they indicate that Gov.
O'Conor has been chosen as the
Democratic candidate for United
States Senator. I offer him my
congratulations and assistance"
Only one major change developed
In the official canvass, but this did
not affect the result as shown by the
unofficial tabulations of Statewide
returns.
Anne Arundel Charges
The canvass in Anne Arundel
County showed that Brig. Gen. D.
John Markey had carried that
county over Joseph A. Wilmer. In
complete, unofficial returns had
placed Mr.. Wilmer in front in Anne
Arundel. However, Gen. Markey's
vote total was more than enough,
even without Anne Arundel, to take
the nomination.
The conventions will cast their
votes few weeks hence and the
November general election states will
be:
William Preston Lane, jr., Demo-
crat, VS.. Theodore Roosevelt Nickel
din. Republican, for Governor.
Herbert R. O'Conor, Democrat, VS..
D. John Markey, Republican, for
Senator.
In Montgomery County, the guber-
netorial primary totals indicate the
Democrats cast 1926 ballots and
the Republicans, 3,759, a total of
1896 out of about $4,000 qualified
voters.
Montgomery Returns.
Official returns of the Board of
Elections Supervisors of Montgom-
cry County for the Democratic races
are: as follows:
0overnor-W. Preston Lane, jr.,
7,127, nominee; Representative Bald
win, 1,126; Thomas E. Cook, 1876.
John M. Kennedy, 10l; Vincent 3.
Long. 230; Stephen B. Peddicord,
81, and Controller j. Millard Tawes,
1890.
Senator-Gov. O'Conor. 8.O07.
nominee; John E. Laveck, 370, and
Senator Radcliffe, 4,167.
House of Representatives Arch
Mcdonald, 1855, nominee; William
F. Carlin, 2,738, and Dawson K.
HORNE, 974.
Attorney general-Hall Hammond,
6,l04, nominee; j. De Weese Carter,
824; W. Earle Cobey, 3,194, and John
S. White, 100.
Controller James j. Lacy, $3.50.
nominee; Charles E. Baden, $40:
Daniel H. Carroll of P, sos; John B.
Funk, LOTT; Harold L. foreman.
jr, 465, and Charles H. Robson,
jr., 2,134.
Cantrel Is Senate Nominee.
State Senate-Joseph A. Cantrel,
6,499, nominee; Mrs. Alice w. Hos
tetler, 2,649, and Edward S. North
rop, 1921.
House of Delegates -Clitus O.|
Bordeaux, 1851; Warren Browning, :,
7,118; Royal H. Carlock, 6,734;
Ulysses Griffith w, 6,540; Ralph G..
Shure, 6,l93, and Mrs. Genevieve H.
Wells, 6,993, all nominees; Francis
B. Maloy, 4,283; James R. Miller,
1886; Richard C. Shreve, 4,116, and
John Sumner Wood, 3,746.
County Commissioners - Richard
H. Lansdale, 6,588; Samuel E. Bog
ley, 6,303, and Julius P. Stadler,
$685. all nominees; Edward H.
Cashell, 4,507; Robert P. Dunlop,
4,688, and Calvin w. Schaeffer, 3,7O5.
states attorney - Charles w.
Prettyman, 6,455, nominee; Robert
w. Beall, 1869, and EMaar B. Chris
tensen, 3,612.
Roby Wins Nomination.
Registrar of wills-O. w. Roby,
1851, nominee, and Edward L. Hahn,
2,620.
Judges of Orphans Court-Lewis
F. Hobbs, 9,010; H. K. Mularkey,
1929, and Eugene E. Rupert, 8,0O2
nominees, and Horace E. Alexander,
$3.50.
democratic State Central Com
mittee-Mrs. Edith P. Allnut, 7,742;
Albert E. Brault, 6,523; Ward w.
Caddington, 1929; A. A. Moxley,
7,643; Alfred D. Noyes, 1854; Lacy
Shaw, 1866, and Roger Shaw, 6,381,
all nominees; Elizabeth P. Assay,
3,052; Christopher D. Bartelmes, jr.,
1858; Edward L. Hahn, 1892; Leroy
A. Halbert, 1894, and Truman j.
Keesey, 1850.
Delegates to State Conventional.
ByfI1e Austin, 1903; Joseph D.
Buscher, 7,727; James w. Gill, 1861;
E. L. Gray, 1885; Hubert A. Schnei-
der, 1898; Joseph B. Simpson, jr.,
8,125, and Albert w. Walker, 1858,
all nominees; Mr.. Halbert, 3,848, and
Mr.. Keesey, 5000.
Republican Results.
Ofncial Republican results are as
follows:
Governor Theodore r. McKeldin,
3,507; nominee, and Herman L.
Mills, 252.
Senator-Joseph A. Wilmer, 2,551,
nominee; David j. Markey, $50, and
Roscoe F.. Walter, $780,
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