Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-10-18
DEMOCRATS %.
II is true
what they say
about George
GOVERNOR WIN. PRESTON LANE, JR. (DEM)

GONEKNOK VIM. PRESTON LANE JK. tDEM1
I'm Fun Page Ad IN "SUN", Sept. 10, 1850
"Mahoney gumshoe Investigators the
Shore Hospital and had him take phGney pic
he didn't show that the picture cut not to
show the dispenser Of cups less than fOS
ham, There were no flies there; me picture had been re-
cLoVEs "a ~na' 40 you INNS mule Oa'A 'peeN
REPRESENTATIVE LANsDALE q sAsscER (DEMl
(BaIt5uuore Sun, Mdv 8, 1852
Il think it is time that Mr. Maho9eys tactics be exposed for
place. he has hired professional performers to dramstze
These actors tell story about housing M in s M1Eys
the public they were taken at Lexington Park"
baltimore Sun, May 5, 1857
said that the pattern Of MahOney had been
regard for truth, accuracy or fairness . :.
E. BROOKE LEE DEMOCRAT
baltimore SUN, June 2s, 1851
said "he advertising always built Mahoney
into World Wars and H. Mahoney was old enough
first and enough for the second and also rich enough
did not connect with either World War He just took no
mittee working for this phony Mahoney"
DR.. "cURLEY" BYRD DENY
(Baltinsore SUM- June IL, 1954)
Dr. Byrd called George P Mahoney political character
assassin" who twists up and misrepresents" facts
(Baltirnore SUM- June g. 1850
DR. Byrd accused Mahoney Of using Misrepresentation and
PG5ea with the question NdSTo. He ad s69s
he Or Byrd prejudced against the Negro He
rural counties, puportng show that he CDR Byrd is
working too strongly for Negroes"
baltimore Sun, June 25, 1851
Dr. Byrd added that it Is impossible in fight with Mr.
Mahoney discuss the real problems Of Maryands state
s b his only ones To- indulge in mud
singing and smears and downright misrepresentation"
MAYOR THOMAS D'ALEsANDRo (Demoera)
baltimore SUN, May 1, f952)
Mayor DAlesandro told members Of the Young Mems Bo-
heman Democratic Club that George p Mahoney is party
Democratic Pary lie accused wob5y o trying to smear
Representative sasscor I'D nat Mahoney had padded
and was uo.ns At Tor political purposes.
BALTIMORE "sUN" (Edaorial April 20, 1850
But in al Of these years Of Rers tent potc5s he
should represent the United States Senate
ny ssss isi that BODY With Such
be has made from time to time time On Pg aqs.Sn n
he knows what he is talking about"
BALTIMORE "sUN" EDITORIAL (Au0ust IS, 1850
Mr Mahoney far the public record is concerned
devoid Of political principles and in equal To the de-
mands Of the position Of Senator"
BUT--MoryIond points with
pride TO Sen. Buffers Record
John Marshall Butler has been consistently attentive
10 his duties a Senator Of the United States, and
constantly of his obligations 10 the State Of Mary
land and it's citizens While welversed in the broad
fields Of national and international affairs he has
lost sight of the opportunities to advance the proper
interests Of Maryland. As member Of the Committee
tageous position TO give the best possible representation
10 this maritime State. He has used this advantage
wisely and effectively.
In the interests of great harbor facilities the future
Of Friendship international Airport, overland
by rail and highway the general economy of this
rapidly growing State and the prosperity Of all its
citizens, the people Of Maryland will themselves
best by re-electing Senator John Marshall Butler.
Governor Theodore x. McKeldiH
VOTE TO REFLECT
JOHN MARSHALL BUTLER
U. S. SENATOR