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lydings Backs Tawes
For Governorship in
Democratic Battle
By tha Associotad Prau
The warmly-contested Democratic
race for the gubernatorial nomina-;
t.ion took a new turn last night with
an announcement by Senator Tyd
ings, Democrat, of Maryland that
he would support State Controller
J. Millard Tawes in his bid to be
come chief executive of Maryland.
The announcement put at rest all!
discussion concerning the senior
Senator's affiliation and participa
tion in the three-cornered contest
between Mr. Tawes, Representative
Baldwin, Democrat, of Maryland (of
Baltimore County), and W. Preston
Lane, jr„ Hagerstown publisher.
Baldwin Scores Charges.
Meanwhile, Mr. Baldwin and Mr.
Lane each issued a statement in his
own behalf.
Mr. Baldwin labeled as “untrue,
misleading and absurd” charges by
Mrs. William Bauernschmidt, execu-,
tive secretary of the Public School1
Association of Baltimore, regarding
his abzsences from Congress and his
attacks on Communism.
Mr. Lane asserted in a speech to
the 9th Ward Democratic organiza
tion in Baltimore that Maryland
teachers must be given more oppor
tunity for training, advancement in
rank and pay.
Gov. O'Conor, candidate for the
Democratic nomination to the
United States Senate, demanded in a
speech prepared for delivery at
Cumberland that the national bud
get be balanced and that the Gov
ernment follow a "realistic” foreign
policy.
Mills Wins Support.
There were developments in the
Republican camp, too.
Herman L. Mills of Hagerstown
disclosed that he had received the
indorsement of six out of seven of
the Washington County members of
the Republican State Central Com
mittee in his campaign for the GOP
nomination for Governor.
And Eric Frederick, head of the
Baltimore Bureau of Transportation,
charged that Mayor Theodore R;
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Mr. Frederick is listed as a sup
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Mr. Mills is now opposed by D.
John Markey.
In declaring himself for Mr.
Tawes, Senator Tydings directed
a barb at Mr. Baldwin. The Sena
tor did not mention Mr. Baldwin by
name but it was clear that he re
ferred to the representative when
he described as "ridiculous” charges
made by an "opponent” of Mr.
Tawes that the comptroller was
the hand-picked candidate of At
torney General William Curran.
Curran Aid Sought.
Senator Tydings asserted the
“opponent” sought Mr. Curran's
support for himself.
A county advisory committee, con
sisting entirely of coun$ State Sen
ators. was appointed by Gov.
O'Conor for his campaign.
Members are Senators Joseph M.
George, Queen Annes. Thomas F.
Johnson, Worcester; Wilbur R. Du
lin, Anne Arundel; Raymond Marvel,
Talbot; Bernard I. Gonder, Garrett;
Clarence Newsoms, Kent, and Earl
Bennett. Dorchester.
Gov. O'Conor named Hilary W.
Gans. Baltimore attorney, as general
chairman of his Campaign Com-i
mittee. Other appointees were an
nounced as Charles P. McCormick,
chairman of the industrial group;
Joseph P. Healy, chairman of the
Finance Committee; Frank H. Dur
kee, chairman of the City Advisory
Committee; Mrs. M. Alice Canoles,
national Democratic committee
woman, and Mrs. August Klecka,
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