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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
Bancni uradnik zaprt kot
piano. umrl

Policija je pred par dnevi pri-
peljala v jeco Normana w. Har-
risona, starega 36 let, 1887 e.
Fairfax Rd., Cleveland Heights,
bancnega uradnika, katerega so
registrirali kot pijanca. Harri-
son pa Sc nj nikdar "streznil,"
pac pa je kmalu potem umrl.
Preiskavs je dokazala, da je bill
Harrison napaden in da mu je
bila prebita lobanja.
Dokazano je tudi bilo, da nj
pill nobene alkoholne place pred
smrtjo. Mesto, da bi mu bila po-
licija preskrbela zdravnika, so
ga enostavno pustili lezati v po-
licijskem zaporu kot pijanca,
| ldokler nj umrl.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29

podtalni agenti, XII so pod ko-
mando armade generala Ander-
sa.
"Vcasih i'm amo dovoljenje,
vcasih pa tudi ne, in moramo
prekoraciti mejo brez dovolje-
MIA, je dejal.
V Itaiji pridejo v taborisca,
katera ina Andersova armada
ma razpolago v blizini Barija,
ali pa SO poslani naprej v Pale.
stino ali Egypt, kjer je organizi.
rala armada svoje lastne osnov.
ne in vojaske sole.
Priblizno 45O te otrok Sc ire.
notno nahaja v Italiji v osnov.
nih solah, katere je organizira.
la Andersova armada v svrhe
proti-ruske doktrinacije.
Dodati velja, da vzdrzuje ci.
wilma taborisca te vrste ma ita.
ijanskem ozemlju druga poll
ska armadna skupina, ki s svo'
je strani crpa svoja denarna
,sredstva IL britanskih fondov
Toda britanski uradi tukaj "a
nikujejo, d bi jim bilo znano
da Sc nahajajo v teh tabori'
Scih otroci II 80 bill po nele'
galnenn potu spravljeni v tall
%.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
Nova vlada Sloveniji: dosedanji preds.
Boris Kidric postal minister pri zvezni vladi

Predsednik Ljudske republi-
ke Slovenije, Boris Kidric je bill
imenovan "a ministra industrije
Federativne Ljudske Republic
Jugoslavije odlokom prezidija
Ljudske skupscine dine 13. juni-
ia.
Dne II. junija 1946 Sc je vrsi-
la v Ljubljani seja Prezidija
SNOSa pod predsedstvom pred
sednika Josipa Vidmarja. Ma
seji je predsednik Wade Boris
Kidric podal svojo ostavko in
ostavko Wade ter 10 utemeljil S
TEN, da je odlokom Prezidija
Ljudske skupscine FLRJ ime-
novan "a ministra "a industrijo
v vladi FLDJ. Prezidij SNOSa
je, ostavko Wade Borisa Kridri-
ca sprejel in ma njegov predlog
soglasno poveril Milo Marinka,
clana IOOF Slovenije, "a sesta-
vo move Wade.
v soboto Is. junija 1916 je
bila seja izvrsevalnega odbora
Osvobodilne fronte Slovenije
pod predsednistvom Josipa Vid-
maria, XII je poroeal, da je Kid
ric podal demisijo ma svoje Sc
kretarsko mesto " izvrsnem od-
boru in predlagal, da izvoli L.
vrsni odbor "a sekretarja Milo
Marinka. Izvrsni odbor je ia
predlog soglasno in odobrava-
njem sprejel in izvolil Marinka
"a novega sekretarja IOOF Slo-
venije.
Now sekretar IOOF Miha Ma
rihko Sc je "a izvolitev in Eau
panic Izvrsnega odbora zahva-
lii in obenem sporocil, da je do.
bill cd prezidija SNOSa mandat
"a sestavo move Wade. Izvrsni
|odbor tje to odlocitev Prezidija
ISNOSa sprejel z odobravanjem
ma znanje in izrekel mandator.
ju "a, sestavo move Wade Ljud.
lske republike Slovenije Mihu
Marinku pristanek in polno "a.
|upanje.
Ma predlog clana IOOF Tone.
ta Fajfarjas je Izvrsni odbor so
lglasno in 2 odobravanjem Two
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
SHAW soLETNIK

TIE dni je slavni3 angleski pi-
satelj George Bernard Shaw
praznoval svoj 80. rojstni dan
Mr.. Shaw uziva samo rastlinsko
hrano, je vegetarian" kot pra-
WHO Amerikanci. Prosli teden Sc
ga je javnost spominjala v anek.
dotah in igrah v vseh ameriskih
gledaliscih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
Tihotapljenje poljskih otrok il Nemcije ,
ltalijo svrho prot-ruske indoktrinacije
RIM, "a. julia (O.N.A.)

RIM, "a. julia (O.N.A.) -
Agent drugega armadnega kor-
pusa generala Andersa so izti-
hotapili il Nemcije preko 1900
poljskih nedoletnih otrok in jih
privedli v Italijo. To tihotaplje-
ME Sc je vrsilo vse te zadnje
rnesece v cilju, da Sc prepreci
repatriacijo teh otrok ma Poll
sko. Baje obstojajo nacrti, da
Sc privede 6im vec mogoce teh
otrok v Ameriko.
Overseas News Agency ina
razliGna porocila 0 tel zadevi v
rokah ze vec dni - danes pa je
potrdil njih verodostojnost stot-
mix Zozistav Stahl, ravnatelj cd.
nosajev 8 casopisjem pri dru.
gem poljskem armadnem kor.
pusu.
Otroci so izbrani bodisi rad
tega, ker se njih starsi naha.
jajo v Italiji, bodisi radi tega
ker "se zeli, da ne bi prisli Y
(nevarnost, da postanejo sovjeti'
zirani, 10 se vrnejo M Poljsko"
/ in % potem prevedeni preko Av'
strije Ia cez m 10 Y Italijo
Stotnik Stahl je povedal poro'
6evAlcu, da slsrbe = t. prevol
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
NESRECNA LJUBEZEN
POYZROCHA TRAGEDIJO

SUSQUEaANNA, Pa, %.
julia. - Maurice Stalker, 45-
letni bivsi farmer in razporoce-
nee, je vceraj ubil 6O-letno De-
lilan Galatt in njeno 2O-letno
hcer Ruth, potem pa je izvrsil
samomor z ustrelitvijo. Stalker
je incl razmerje z Ruth Galatt
in jo je zelel porociti, cemur pa
je njena matt nasprotovala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
ZAHTEVA PRAVOREK
KRIVDE IA NACIJE
NUREMBERG R7. il

NUREMBERG, T. julia -
Ameriski Prosecutor Robert H.
Jackson je vceraj formalno "a
hteval pravorek krivde in smrt-
no obsodbo "a % vodilnih naci-
jew, XII so obtozeni kot vojni zlo-
cinci. British Prosecutor pa je
v zakljucnem govoru, v katerem
je bila sumirana evidence pro.
cesa, XII Sc je zacel spomladi, IL.
javil, da so obtozeni odgovorni
"a IL milijonov premisljenih
umorov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
LEO KUSHLAN IZVEN
MESTA

Odvetnik Leo Kushlan, XII ina
svoj odvetniski urad v Slov. mar.
domu ma St. Clair Ave-, je odsel
ma poeitnice in njegov urad bo
ia teden Zaprt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
IL ranienih v koliziii

Prosli petek Sc je ma Euclid
Ave. in E. 73 St. primerila koli-
zija med vozom poulicne zelez-
nice in avtobusom transitnega
sistema, v kateri je dobilo mani J.
Sc poskodbe IL oseb, XII so sc
nahajale v busu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
Danes Sc v Parizu otvori
mirovna konferenca; izjava
Byrnesa pred odhodom tia
Drzavni tajnik pravi, da upa, da
bo konferenca preprecila novo vojno,
XII bi prinesla svetu "atomshi samOmOr''

WASHINGTON, 28. julija-Drzavni tanik Byrnes Sc
je vceraj poda Parz kjer DO ponedelek (danes)
otvora mirovna konferenca 21 narodov Pr odhodu je
reke da odhaja Parz nad da DO konferenca odstra
Mia trena XII h e pustil sebo koncani konfikt in
tenn odvrnila novo in strasneso vojno, XII bi prnesla
cloveStvu "atomski sanaon1or'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
KLUB JUBLJANA

Jutri vecer oh osmih Sc vrsi
mesecna seja kluba "Ljubljana''
v Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave. Prosi sc vse cla-
ne in clanice, da Sc gotovo ude-
lezijo v polnem stevilu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
Truman iirnenoval 'dekontrol-
nj odbor,' XII BIO nadziral OPA

WASHINGTON, %. julja-Predsednik Truman je
vcera imenova odbor treh moz XII bodo vor takozvani
dekontroni odbor Cigar naloga bo doloea sernce
du admnisracio Gen. XII je bill znova oziven spreje-
nom kornpromisne postave OPA.
Osobje tega odbora je sledece:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29

jec, bombaznega semena, soy.
fizola in ali njih izvleckov. Ia.
kon pravi, da sc ina kontrola
cen odpraviti "a vse ziveze, ki
ysebujejo "znaten del'' omenje.
nih farmerskih produktov, in
urad OPA je odlocil, da 20 cd.
stotkov predstavlja "znaten
DEL"
Porter obljubil, da zakon
prepreci "divjo" inflacijo
To znaci, da OPA ne bo IT,
vajal nobene kontrole mad cena-
mi "a majonezo, salad dressing,
margarin in rastlinske masco.
be; Gelatin in mast; konservira-
no perutnino, jajca v prasku;
surovo maslo, sir in sladoled,
ter "a vse zivezne produkte, Xxi
Sc pridelujejo il soy-fizola.
Direktor Porter je preje te.
kom dneva podal izjavo, v kate.
ri je konzumente zagotovil, da
bo novi OPA zakon prepreci]
"divjo inflacijo", da Sc bodo &C.
ne zivezu in oblacilu vsekakor
vzdignile.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29

Roy L. Thompson, profe-
sor .ekonomije in predsednik
|zvezne zemljiske banke v
New Orleansu; George H.
Mead, predsednik Mead Pulp
g. Paper Co. v Daytonu, Ohio,
in bivsi predsednik posvetoval-
mega odbora "a papirno indu-
strijo pod NRA; Daniel w. Bell,
dolgoleten uradnik zveznega "a
kladniskega departmental in po-
mozni direktor zveznega budzet-
mega urada.
Odbor odloci, dali Sc
kontrola ziveza obnovi
Ii trije mozje, katerih imeno-
vanje mora biti potrjeno cd Sc
nata, bodo imeli koncno bese-
do, kateri predmeti pridejo pod
kontrolo zveznega OPA urada
in kdaj sc ina kontrola katere-
gakoli predmeta ukiniti.
Njihova plaza bo znasala
$4,000 ma leto.
Dekontrolni odbor ina med
drugim odlociti, ali Sc kontrola
mad cenami "a meso, mlecne pro-
dukte, Tito in razne druge pred
mete, XII so zacasno izvzeti, z
20. avgustom avtomaticno OBJ
novi, ali ostanejo Sc nadalje IL
ven kontrole OPA.
Predsednik Truman je prosli
teden, ko je podpisal novo OPA
postavo, izjavil, da bo v de-
kontrolni odbor imenoval moze,
v katerih sodbo in nepristranost
bosta imela kongres in ljudstvo
popo1no zaupanje.
Maksimalne Gene "a stevilne
produkte ukinjene
Direktor OPA urada Paul Por-
ter je vceraj zaeel objavljati pr
We odredbe, XII so bile izdelane
ma podlagi move OPA' postave.
L. teh odredb je prvic razvidno,
da je odpravljena vsa kontrola
cen "a okrog polovico raznih
ziveznih produktov.
Maksimalne Gene so ukinjene
"a vse ziveze, XII vsebujejo 20
odstotkov ali vec govejega svinj-
skega ali kokosjega mesa, ja-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29
Predlaga bivsim sOvraznikom
priliko do zaslisanja

PARIz, %. julia - Tajnik
Byrnes je nocoj izjavil, da bo
priporocal, da mirovna konfe-
renca nudi priliko do zaslisanja
bivsim sovraznim drzavam, ka-
kor tudi vsem drugim zaintere-
siranim narodom, dasiravno je
primal, da sc smatra uradno We
zanega ma sklep moskovske kon-
ference, XII je dolocila, da Sc kon-
ferenca omeji ma 21 narodov, XII
so Sc udelezili vojne proti Men,
ciji in nienim satelitom.
Konferenca sc DO otvorila ju-
tri (danes) oh 4. uri popoldne
Job 10. uri dopoldne po cleve-
landskem casu) v bivsi senatni
zbornici zgodovinske Luksem-
burske palace.
Ia konferenca sc bo bavila
samo z Italijo in drugimi nem-
skimi sateliti, XII so vodili vojno
proti Zdruzenim narodom. Men,
CHA in problemi zvezani z MO
ne bodo prisli ma dnevni red, in
istotako Sc ne DO obravnavalo
vprasanje atomske energije.
Kakor Sc razume, DO Rusija
predlagala, da morajo vsi sklepi
konference dobiti dvetretjinsko
vecino, toda je dvomljivo, da DO
trodrla.
Byrnes je incl posvetovanje
z britskim premierjem
Byrnes je takoj po prihodu
odsel ma posvetovanje z britskim
premierjem Attlee-om, XII DO "a
stopal Britanijo mesto zunanje-
ga ministra Bevina, XII je bolan.
Glavni predmet razgovora je
bill polozaj v Palestini, toda ra-
zume sc, da je Byrnes tudi sku-
Sal pridobiti Attlee-a "a to, da
bi Sc objayilo besedilo predlaga-
lnih mirovnih pogodb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29

Kdor je 6lovekoljub, daruje
"a OtrOSkO bOlnicO o Sl0veuiH
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-29

Byrnesovo iziavo je precital
po radiju sest ur po odletu dr.
zavnega tajnika " Pariz pred
sednik senatnega odseka "a zu-
nanje zadeve Connally il Tex
asa, medtem ko je predsednik
Truman, XII je spremil Byrnesa
ma zrakoplovisce, drzavnega tai
nika zagotovil, da gre ma konfe-
renco podporo vsega naroda.
Byrnes "a cim zgodnejse
ukinjenje okupacije
Byrnes je dalje izrazil zeljo,
da bo konferenca ustvarila pod
lago "a CHM zgodnejse koncanje
okupacije sovraznih dezel, XII je
v skladu varnostjo, "a resitev
"eksplozivnih" mejnih sporov
in "a koncno resitev vprasanja
reparacij, in "a "napredek v de-
lu "a preskrbo cim vec ziveza,
.streh in oblacil "a ljudi vsepo-
vsod ma zemlji."
Byrnes je odpotoval Pariz S
predsednikovim osebnim leta-
lom in njegov odhod je bill mno-
go bolj ceremonijalen kot je bill
do sedaj obicai oh slicnih prili
kah.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
Employment Officials
Attend Conferences

Milburn w. Mann, manager of the
Oakland office of the United States
Employment Service, and James A.
Hesen, veterans employment repre-
sentative in the local office, attended
a joint meeting of managers and vet
Grams employment representatives
last Friday and Saturday at Sails
bury. They also attended a conven-
ton of the International Association
of Public Employment Services which
was held at Ocean City, on the same
dates
The meeting was called to discuss
the program of finding jobs for vet
Grams and promoting the general pro-
gram of 'Service to Veterans" in re-
establishing themselves in postwar
America.
The conference was followed by a
dinner dance at Ocean City. Perry w
Faulkner, National Director Veter-
ans Employment Service, spoke.
A conference of officials of the
United States Employment Service of
Region " which comprises five
states was also held on these dates
at Ocean City.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
Henderson Wins
Seat On Bench

Holding a lead of 1898 votes with
only six precincts missing in three
counties, George Henderson, Cumber-
land attorney and veteran of two
World Wars, is assured of victory
over Associate Judge Walter C. Cap
per, also of Cumberland, in their
race for the Republican nomination
for associate judge of the Fourth
Judicial circuit-Allegany, Garrett
and Washington counties.
Henderson will be unopposed in the
general election in November The
vote by Counties: Garrett, 1907 for
Henderson, l,177 for Capper; Wash
lngton, PASS for Henderson, LISP for
Capper; Allegany, Henderson 5,502,
and Capper 1856. Seventy of rs pre-
cincts had reported in Allegany.
Total vote for the counties showed
Capper 1885; Henderson 9,298.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
Full Camp Program
Planned At Bittinger

The tri-county boys All camp will
be held July IA, to July 20. This camp
consists of All club boys in Allegany,
Washington, and Garrett counties
and is known as Camp Algawa.
Also, the state will conduct a state
All conservation camp from July %,
to July 27. Representative from all
counties in the state will attend. The
camp will be under the direction of
Mylo S. Downey, State Boys Club
agent. Other groups occupying the
camp this year are as follows:
June %, to July 6, Allegany All
Girls Clubs; July 6, to July 7, Junior
Extensions; July s, to July 10, Ale
gany County Leaders; July 20, to
July q, Garrett County Youth club;
July 27, to August 10, St. Paul's
Orphans and Old Folks Home; Au-
gust 10, to August II, Board of Edu-
cation, the Methodist Church; August
II, to August 81, Cumberland Girl
Scout Council.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
Thousand Attend
All-Day Sing

About 1000 persons attended the
all-day old fashioned sing at the
camp meeting grounds at the Park
last Sunday. Ernest and Stanley Ash
by were in charge of the morning and
afternoon programs. Musical contri-
buttons were made by Roger Green,
Westernport, piano and accordion
solo; mixed quartet from Steyer; Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Sanders, auto harp
and vocal number; Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Ashby and son Ward, instrument
tai and vocal selections; Jackie Fish
er, Mt. Storm, solo; Leon Ford,
Myersdale, Pa, solo; Mrs. Ezra
Moons Bible class; Mt Storm choir,
Mt. Storm quartet, Deer Park male
quartet, Mary Lee and Nadara Rode
HEAVIER, duet; George Wolfe's choir,
Horse Shoe Run; Ridgely Methodist
church choir; Cooperative Brethren
choir Terra Alta; Church of Jesus
Christ choir, Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
George Warwick Dies
Tuesday At His Home

George Warwick, aged 81, died at
his home, corner of Seventh and Aid
er streets, Oakland, on Tuesday
morning about 7:45 o'clock, after
having been in ill health for over 4
years. He had been seriously i'll for
only ten days.
Mr.. Warwick, a former County
Commissioner of Garrett county, and
merchant for over sixty years, was
born near Bloomington on May 10,
1865, a son Of the late Henry and Ma
hala Warwick. He had been a resident
of Oakland for ten years. When a
young man he went in to the meat
market business, then had a general
store and feed business in Blooming
ton for forty years, after which he
continued feed business in Pied
mont. He retired November /, 1941,
and sold his business interests in
July, 1915.
Besides serving one term as County
Commissioner, he was also the Gar
rett County delegate on the Savage
River commission, which was the
forerunner of the construction of the
dam.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. C.
Blanche Warwick, three daughters,
Miss Bernadine Warwick, at home;
Mrs. Eva May Mcdowell, Mrs. Ada
w. Howard, Bloomington; one broth
er, Edward E. Warwick, Bloomington
two sisters, Mrs. Ida r. Duckworth
Westernport; Mrs. Gertrude Jeffreys
Keyser, w. Va; seven grandchildren
and ten great grandchildren.
Funeral services are being con-
Quoted this afternoon from the home
with DR.. Denver c. Pickens, Meth
odist pastor, officiating; assisted by
Rev. George w. Simpson, Mt. Lake
Park. Burial will be in Oakland GENE.
terry.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
Oakland Couple
Observe Sixtieth
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Falkensten
were honor guests at a family din
ner at the Fike Boarding House on
Sunday. All their children and fam
lilies were present, including Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Falkenstein, Myersville,
Md; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Emerson Bish-
off, Hoyes; Mr.. and Mrs f. H. Hine-
baugh, Canton, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl +. Kahl. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver NJ.
Smouse and Miss Grace Falkenstein,
Oakland. Other guests were Mrs. G.
H. Falkenstein, Mrs. Carlton H. Gould,
of St. Petersburg, Fla; Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Mclaughlin and daughter, Hol-
liday's Cove, W. Va; Miss Louyse
Eldridge, Myersville; Miss Ada V,
Leighton, HoyeS; DR.. and Mrs. Den
yer c. Pickens, Oakland. An open
house was held at the Falkenstein
home on Monday evening, the oc-
casion being the observance of their
Goth wedding anniversary. A large
number of friends called at the home
to offer congratulations and best
wishes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
"Workshop" To Be Set
Up i'll Oakland High

Frank J. Getty, principal of
Grantsville school; and Foster D.
Bittle, principal of Oakland High
School, will return from Towson
this week after attending a work
shop at the State Teachers college
there, studying conditions relative to
the new eighth grade that is being
set up in the state of Maryland to
make a twelve-year-system instead
of the eleven year program that has
been in effect for many years.
Mr.. Getty is to be the director of
the workshop to be conducted at Oak
land from July LIST to 18th, inclusive,
in the Oakland High school building,
and will be assisaed by Mr.. Bittle.
This workshop will set up curriculum
activities for the local schools upon
the 12-year basis.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
Next Weeks Issue
To Be Day Earlier

Plans are being made to publish
The Republican one day earlier than
usual next week, so that proper OBJ
servance may be made of Independ-
ence Day, Thursday, July 4, when
practically every other business will
be closed for the entire day, and the
Oakland Firemen will have parade
and celebration.
For that reason advertisers, our
community correspondents and others
are requested to send in their mater
ial one day earlier than is their usual
custom to insure publication.
This is the usual procedure when
the Fourth of July or any other hOli-
day falls on Thursday.
The postoffice will also observe
holiday hours next Thursday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
Garrett County Voters Contrib
ute Their Share In Nominating
FavOrite State Candidates

Garrett county voters contributed
their share in nominating favorite
state candidates in Mondays primary
election, and also caused number of
surprises and close races among
aspirants for county offices. The con-
tests for county offices were all
among Republicans.
Republican voters nominated David
John Markey for U. S. Senate; Theo-
dore R. McKeldin for governor;
George Henderson for associate judge
of the fourth circuit; George E. Cod
dington, Ronald E. McIntire and Jas
per C. Myers for House Of Delegates;
Richard L. Davis, for clerk of the Cir
cult court; j. Edward Helbig, Stewart
F. Stahl and Jonas w. Sines for
County Commissioners; Arthur H.
Green for treasurer; Juniper S. Teats
for sheriff, and Charles F. Hammond,
Ellsworth G. Moon and Henry M.
Speicher for judges of the Orphans
court.
Two races were undecided until the
official returns were canvassed yester-
day afternoon by members Of the
board of supervisors Of elections.
Judges and clerks Of the first precinct
of district IA, Oakland, after complet-
ing the count, locked the ballot boxes
and sealed the envelopes before a
complete record was obtained. Mr..
Myers led Walter w. Savage by
scant eighteen votes and unofficial
returns gave Fred E. Beachy lead
of seventeen votes over Mr.. Green.
Official returns yesterday confirmed
the nomination of Mr.. Myers as third
member of the House but gave the
treasurer nomination to Green by six
votes, 1913 to 867.
J. Edward Helbig led the entire
ticket with 1924 votes.
Stewart Stahl showed unexpected
strength in the Commissioners field
to gain second high among the candi
dates for this position. Jonas W.
Sines, incumbent was renominated,
but John w. Herman, incumbent, run
ming for denomination, was defeated
by Stahl.
Democrats Name Men
Only state candidates were listed
on the Democratic ballot. They noml-
mated Herbert R. O'Conor for U. S.
Senate over George l.. Radcliffe; Will
! liam Preston Lane for governor over
j. Willard Tawes; w. Earle Cobey
for attorney general over Hall Ham
mond; John Benjamin Funk for comp
troller over James j. Lacy; and Will
liam F. Carlin for congress, sixth
district, over Dawson j. HORNE. These
were the successful state wide nomi-
nees with the exception Of Funk and
Cobey.
Less that a fifty percent vote was
cast Campaigns of the various
candidates were conducted in clean
manner from all reports.
The official vote is published on
another page of this paper.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
Public Library To
Be Under New Set Up
After July 1st
Is Being Turned Over To County
Library Advisory Board
For Operation

The Garrett County Free Public
Library will be turned over to the
Garrett County Library Advisory
Board about the first of July, as the
result of a unanimous decision of the
local library committee during a
meeting last Wednesday afternoon.
The local library was started by
the Oakland Civic club in 1915, and
throughout the past thirty-one years
those interested have had many
struggles to keep the place available
to the public In recent years the
County Commissioners have paid the
rent, and the city council of Oakland
has offered assistance, and part of
the receipts from the Sunday movie
tax have lessened the strain of the
financial problems.
In January the County Commits
sioners levied $4,000 for the library
project and by legislative action over
$1,700 was made available from the
state, and it will now be possible to
give the citizens of the county an en-
larged library program.
The decision to turn over the IL
brary to the new program was made
by Miss Elizabeth Leary, library sec
rotary; Mrs. F. D. Bittle, treasurer
Mrs. Ernest Townshend and Mrs.
Frederick A.. Thayer, members of the
local board.
Three librarians have been in
charge since it was organized in 1915
Miss Cora Weimer being the first
She was followed by Mrs. Nettie
Thrasher who served fourteen years
and Miss Elizabeth Leary who served
from 1880 to 1916. The library was
first located in the Ravenscroft build
ing, then the X. of P. hall, then the
Garrett National Bank building, the
present location. In the early days
benefit parties of all kinds were held
to raise funds to keep the project
moving.
Rev. o. A. Bremen was its first
president, and Mrs. H. A. Loraditch
is the present president.