Labor reform bill seen as minimal changes
Senate committee framed measure faces labor leader support but business resistance. Critics warn the bill limits employers rights and expands union power, addressing embezzlement and officer elections while avoiding core anti trust and secondary boycott issues.
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Compelling Parallel on IRS Ruling vs Free Speech
The IRS ruling denying tax exemption for institutional advertising by private utilities and associations opposing socialism draws scrutiny amid cries of free-speech suppression. A California loyalty-oath property tax case, decided by the Supreme Court, underscored the danger of curbing speech via taxation, prompting comparisons to current tax policy shifts. Justice Douglas linked thought and speech, stressing true freedom of ideas.
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Greensboro Social News: Distant Visitors and Local Gatherings
Greensboro area residents welcomed many visitors and hosted family groups over Labor Day and the weekend. Guests included families from Wilmington Baltimore Smyrna and Philadelphia plus locals hosting relatives at homes and at Tolchester Beach. Highlights feature reunions at Pinders and Kreigh households and several weddings and hospital updates for local children.
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Carl Schnyder
Denney Taylor
Deanna
Ronnie Seiler
Pocono Mountains
George Garman
Purnal Dean
Hursey Porter
Crisfield
James Hubbard
New York
Carl Scarborough
Wilmington
J. F. Stevenson
Ralph Durstein and Sons
Donald Stevenson
Barbara Seward
Burlington
N. J
Charlotte Flowers
Linwood
Kay Moore
Town
Deanna Taylor
Melissa Webber
Charles Butler
O. P. Simmons
Edith Greenlee
Daniel Walls
Chestertown
Anna Walls
William Pinder
Greensboro
Tolchester Beach
Fred Pinder
Marydel
Marley Pinder
Clifford George
Teddy
Robert Andrews
Ricky
Easton
Carlton Towers
Williston
Leo Kreigh
Leo Keigh, Jr
Denton
George Kreigh
Federalsburg
Thelma Willingham
Annapolis Junction
Walter Agner
Doris Kemp
Glenburnie
Herman Kemp
George Benton
Newport
R. I
Henry Langdenfielder
Baltimore
Sonny Seiler
Clarence Russ
Laure Shively
Ridgely
Carrie Powell
Merchantville
George Gottwall
Lloyd Kilpatrick
Henry Dean
James Swann
Dorothy Swann
Oscar Swann
Centreville
Georgia Swann
W. H. Wyatt
Bohemia River
Bradford Cooper and Sons
Blair Jackson
Earl Cooper
Wyoming
Del
Carrie Hobbs
Nelson Evans
Smyrna
Mary Welch
Margo
Carl Cranz
Melfa
Francis Porter
Helen Hughes
Marie
Ernest Clements
Alexandria
Clough-Owens
Harry Draper
George Weiderhoeft
Robert Draper
Wayne
Mary Lou
John Hayden
Henderson
Joseph Morris
Idaho
U. S. Army
Alaska
Mervin Cole
H. M
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Cole
Howard Cole
Samuel Shaw
Jamaica
Niagara Falls
Canada
John Draper
Kent General Hospital
Dover
Social notes from Ridgely Labor Day weekend gatherings
Residents and out-of-town guests filled Labor Day weekend with family visits across Milford LeRoy and Ridgely. Attendees included Hammond, Dorman, Mather, Hardike, Guthrie, Porter, Temple, Slaughter, Ulsh, Kibler, Stark and many others visiting relatives, hotels, and regional beaches. Families shared dinners, birthday celebrations, and trips to Rehoboth Beach and Lake Junaluska as part of the holiday social calendar.
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Clinton Dorman
Milford
LeRoy
N. Y
Stanley Mather
John F. Hardike
Carl
Mike
Joe
Paul
David Rock
Baltimore
Clinton W. Guthrie
Karen
Town
Robin Callahan
Harrington
Howard Callahan
John Viverette
John
Andrew Dickerson
Lou Ann
Margie
Lutherville
Harvey M. Porter
Fenwick Island
Wm. T. Temple
J. Paul Temple
Seaford
W. T. Temple
Frank L. Slaughter
Riverdale
Del
Thomas McCloud
Philadelphia
Ridgely
Robert Ulsh
Susan
Lynch Heights
Wilmer Ulsh
Davis Wilson
Easton
Norman Wilson
Russell Brachman
Rachael
Danville
Hobbs
Frank H. Kibler
York
Mary Robinson
Howard Stark
Howard Stark, Jr
Chester
Fred Friedel
Karin Covington
Peggy Ringgold
Evelyn Harrington
Robert B. Phillips
Herman Sander
Cordova
Benjamin Colgain
Arthur Benjamin
Port Deposit
William Bailey
Belair
Irma Nichols
Frederick Hess
George Walls
James Glover
Walls
Everett Noble
Princess Anne
Ronald R. Lane
Gertrude Kelley
Burrsville
Sally Everagain
Concord
Charles Hammond
C. W. Guthrie
Livestock Quotations From Baltimore Auction Market 1958
Readable quotes show prices for steers heifers cows and hogs at Baltimore Livestock Auction Market in West Friendship Maryland as of August 29 1958. Pricing spans steers up to 29 for prime and mixed grades, heifers 19 to 26, cows 14 to 21, feeder cattle 22 to 32, bulls 18 to 24, lambs 5 to 25, veal calves 15 to 35, hogs 16 to 21, sows 16 to 19 and boars 12 to 14 depending on weight and quality.
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West Friendship
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