Evening star., 1950-08-02
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Meyer, Monaghan
And SeoIIy Enter os
Senate Candidates
BY The Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Aug. at
will be Senator Tydings against
field of three other Democrats in
the September 18 Maryland pri-
maries.
For a time last night it looked
as if Mr.. TydingS, who has been
Senator for a longer time than
anyone else in Maryland history,
would be unopposed for renomi-
nation for a fifth term.
Then, in the last few hours be-
fore the midnight deadline for
candidates to enter the primary,
three Baltimore attorneys-one of
them a former Representative
fled their candidates. in the Office
of the Secretary of State.
John A. Meyer in Race.
They were:
John A. Meyer, who represented
Baltlmore's 4th congressional
district from 1941 until 1943.
Hugh J. Monaghan, II, who is
81 and is a relative political un-
known.
Lawrence B. Scally, 43, who has
been fairly active in Democratic
politics of Baltimore's Sd leg
islative district, but has never
held elective Office.
Both former Mayor Howard w.
jackson of Baltimore and Philip
H. Dorsey, jr., Peoples Counsel
to the Public Service Commits
sion who once was a State Sena-
tor from st. Marys County. had
considered filing. Both decided
against it, even though Mr..
Dorsey said yesterday he would
file.
Other Candidates File.
In other last filing day develop
ments:
/. Miss Helen Elizabeth Brown.
a Baltimore lawyer. and William
A. Gunter of Cumberland made it
tWo-Way race for the Repub-
llcan nomination for Attorney
General.
2. Tom Carr, an Annapolis radio
station man. filed for Representa-
tive on the Republican ticket. He
Will be unopposed for the party's
9TH congressional district nomina-
ton.
Miss Brown will be on the ticket
OF Theodore r. McKeldin, candi-
date for the Republican guberna-
torial nomination; Mr.. Gunter
will run for the attorney general
nomination on the slated headed
py State Senator Roy Tasco Davis
OF Montgomery County.
Withdrawals Allowed.
Alignments of the other State
wide and congressional races did
not change.
However. all candidates have
until August Is to withdraw and
get their filing fees back. All on
the lists after that date will be
on the primary ballot.
Candidates for each Statewide
office and circuit judgeships
tx denotes incumbent):
Governor
Democrats-Harry Kemoer, Baltimore;
William Preston Lane, tr.. Haserstovn Ky;
Perss1f Msbnn. W. Lar5a6ee Glen ,! Burns George
=, RepubiicanS-Roy Tasco Davis, Chevy
Chase; Theodore r. McKeldin. Baltimore.
United States Senate.
DpmOCratS-,JOh1 A Rail
Esnss seai5 Raitimare iii aa'%GTfa Miard 1aT- z
ReDublieansegoha cans 'Asf M. Butler Butler, Bslti.
more; D. John ,Markey, Walkersviile; Her
man L. Mills HagerstoTn.
Attorney General.
Democrats - Hall Hammond, Steven.
:. Rsegueltcansm77Helen Elizabeth Brown. >
land
a. Remocrats-J. Millard Tawes. Cris-
CONGRESS.
First District.
cheseTtoSn Tbomaa aam1n S5OGmha
Repuolicans-Edvard T, Miller. Eas.
Democrats-William P. Bolton. Dundalk
tx1 William Boucher, Sd, Eccieston.
g. Republicans = James P S. Devereux.
Third District.
\. DemoGrats.Edward A. Garmatz (x),
Mrs Lillian L. Kiecka
Repubicans-Louis R. Milo
Fourth District
DemocTmattsIGeorse rat; H, Failon (xl. Mrs.
RepublicanS-James w. Miller
Fifth District
Marlboro tx).
Republicans-Tom Carr, Annapolis
Sixth District.
DemOCratS-W Prescott nethea-
da: Russell P. Hartle. Hagerstovn
Republican - J. Glenn Beall. Frost.
burg tx).
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit.
Democrat. Deweese Carter (x)
Fourth Circuit.
Demoerats-W. Earle Cobey, Cumber.
land: Edward J. Ryan, Frostburg
Republican-Morgsn C. Harris Cumber.
land
Fifth Circuit.
Democrat and Republican - BENJAMIN
Michaelson, Annapolis (x).
Sixth Circuit.
Democrat-Charles w. Woodward, Rock
vile (x).
Seventh Circuit