Evening star., 1950-09-19
429 Grand Totals LIS 14s,1so 154.e9eI
Senate. Democrati,
MARYLAND
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scattered and inconclusive returns
in the COP race.
With unofficial returns from 920
polling places tabulated, Mr..
Markey had IS, ,468 votes and John
Marshall Butler, Baltimore attor-
ney. had 25,819.
Butler Sweeps Baltimore City.
Mr.. Butler swept Baltimore
City's 42 votes and added rs more
in counties where definite trends
were established for total of SO
uncertain convention ballots. He
was ahead in other subdivisions
with convention totals Of IT.
Mr.. Markey had 80 sure votes
in the convention and was Lead
ing FOR 13 others.
Four years ago Mr.. Markey lost
to Senator O'Conor, Democrat, by
about 900 votes. He demanded a
recount, which was held under
supervision of a special Senate
committee.
All OF Maryland's members of
the House-four Democrats and
two Republicans-were renomi-
mated but only three Democrats
met opposition in the primary.
In the 9Th district, which ex-
tends from far Western Maryland
all the way to suburban Mont
gomery County. Representative
Beall was unopposed for renom-
ination by the Republicans. The
Democrats, however. have NOM
mated Russell P. Hartle, Hagers-
town, to oppose Mr.. Beall in No
vember.
With 281 of the districts 2S1
polling places reported. Mr.. Hartle,
a retired Army major general,
polled 20,032 votes to 13.462 for
his opponent, william P. Allen,
Bethesda newspaper publisher.
In Southern Maryland'S 5th
district, which touches Washing
ton at Prince Georges County,
Representative Sasscer, Democrat,
was lnopposed and the Repubh-
cans have nominated Thomas s.
Carr. Annapolis radio station OPP
orator. without opposition.
Other House Contests.
House contests elsewhere looked
this way:
Representatives Fallon and
Garmatz, both from districts in
Baltimore City, won their con-
tests from women opponents. Rep
resentative Bottoms future in the
I'd district still was uncertain al
though he continued to protect
a lead as slow returns trickled in,
One of his opponents, 31-year-
old William Boucher, had the uni
fed support of labor because of
Mr.. Bottoms backing Of the Taft
Hartley law. His other opponent
was John B. Kennedy.
Besides Representative Beall in
the 9Th district, the only other
Republican incumbent to win re-
nomination without q contest was
Representative Miller in the. 1st
district. There, the Democrats
apparently were nominating State
Senator T. F. johnson over Her.
man Y. Broomhall to face Repre-
sentative Miller in November. by
a 2-to-1 vote.
Tydings Victory Apparent at Start
Senator Tydings' victory was
apparent at the outset. In. a tele-
vision address in Baltimore, he
said he is looking forward to the
November general election with
every confidence" s..a
The latest count gave the Sem
ator a total of 1852 to 1880
for Hugh J. Monaghan II of Bal
timore. and 34,087 for John A.
Meyer, former member of the
House, also from Baltimore.
In his television broadcast, Sen
ator Tydings said he plans to
campaign more vigorously in the
general election than he did for
the primary.
I'm not going to take any more
insults" he said. II am sick and
tired of it,"
There was much legislation to
handle, he said, and as chairman
of the Senate Armed Services
Committee, "the Army, Navy and
Air Force were dependent upon