Dissolution of Injunction Against Middletown Teacher
A preliminary injunction against Joseph Hardy a Middletown High School teacher and coach was dissolved by Circuit Court Associate Judge Patrick Schnauffer after evidence showed Hardy had not been suspended by the Frederick County Board of Education Hardy continues to receive his salary and a later Board of Education hearing on charges is planned Superintendent Eugene W Pruitt stated the board did not suspend Hardy and a letter claiming suspension was without authority
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Joseph Hardy
Middletown
Patrick 3. Schnauffer
Afr. Hardy
John R. Fitzpatrick
Frederick County
Board of Education
Eugene W. Pruitz
Fitzpatrick
Parsons Newman
Mr. Hardy
Pruitt
Hardy
Kir. Newman
Rhoderick
Charles S. Lane
Bir
Air. Pruitt
Mrr. Hardy
Nat
Mr. Pruitt
House Overrules Veto Passes Tax Cut Despite Truman Opposition
The House voted 311 to 8 to pass a $4.5 billion tax cut over President Truman's veto, exceeding the two thirds required. Truman argued the measure was inequitable, untimely, and would fuel inflation while weakening national finances.
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Walkersville
Washington
Apri
House
Truman
Getto Congress
Senate
Congress
Air
Walkersville race set for Burgess and town post nominees
Nominations will be made at an evening meeting in Walkersville freemasons engine house at eight. The annual town election is in early May. Incumbents Burgess Elroy F Grimes and Commissioner John Y Nicodemus may not seek reelection. Potential successors include Igner Nicodemus or former foner William D t. Council candidates listed are Grover C Barton and Luther E Horine. Holdover commissioners are Gilmore C Trout and Ray B Zimmerman. Meeting also covers town matters.
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Burgess
Walkersville
Burgess Elroy F. Grimes
John Y. Nicodemus
Burgess Grimes
Igner Nicodemus
William D_ t
Grover C. Barton
Luther E. Horine
Oung
Gilmore C. Trout
Ray B. Zimmerman
Sugar Corn Growers To Be Paid More This Summer
Sugar corn growers will receive about one dollar more per ton from local canneries this summer. Golden corn set at 22 dollars a ton and white corn at 20 dollars a ton, marking increases over last year. Planting starts late month with similar acreage expectations, while beetle and borer pressures prompt intensified spraying and advisory intent to curb pests.
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H. Bradley Jones
Favors Blast At Reds But Keeping Peace
Wisconsin politics heat up ahead of Tuesday’s GOP primary as Dewey hammers Truman foreign policy and MacArthur over militarism while Stassen’s inexperience and Bowles shift tempers. Eau Claire and Milwaukee crowds hear sharp critiques as contenders vie for 27 Wisconsin nominating votes.
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Milwaukee
Thomas E. ‘Dever
Wisconsin
Chester Bowles
Truman
Dewey
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Moscow
Harold E. Stassen
Dele
MacArthur
Rep
A. L. Mi
Pharx
Joe
Eau Claire
Dewer
LaFa
Court Dismisses Injunction On School Board Policy
In a ruling cited as an injunction case not testing board operations, the court noted hearings were not held as scheduled on March 17. The order was dissolved with no Board of Education decision, leaving Mr. Hardy employed and receiving salary.
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Board of Education
Hardy
Court Order Next Move in Truman Administration Labor Dispute
Washington report says the Truman Administration sought a court order to halt the strike action and to challenge Attorney General Tom Clark's decision to bypass a key date in the capital due to vacation. The move follows a top government official's stance on extending or delaying the action in question.
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Washington
Truman
Tom Clark
Unable To Pay Fines He Takes Term In Jail
George H Scharf of Baltimore pleads guilty to operating a motor vehicle without a license and operating with flags on another vehicle. He is sentenced to 10 years and 35 days to run concurrently after failing to pay fines totaling $26.56. Police cite the incident near Frederick on Alternate Route 49 for a headlight violation.
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George Herman Scharf
Baltimore
Scharf
Frederick
C. H DeWitt
David S. Lambert
Thurmont
Richard XM
Wilhide
Clarksburg
James S. Bonnette
Washington
Edmund I. Anthony
Silas Arvesty
Richard A. Myers
DeWitt
Mental Patients Riot Aboard U S Transport
In Bremerhaven Germany April 2 a riot occurred aboard an Army transport returning forty soldiers described as mental patients. The unruly group, under guard, clashed with guards while furnishings were torn and attempts were made to break free. Army reports attributed no fault to troops as they assisted in quelling the disturbance.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
United States
U.S
Eisenhower Urges Congress on Universal Military Training
General Dwight D. Eisenhower testifies before the Senate Armed Services committee urging universal military training and a draft revival. AFL and CIO oppose UMT arguing it weakens the nation, while AFL favors a temporary Selective Service with exemptions for veterans, fathers, students, and essential workers.
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CIO
William Green
AFL
Green
Rusia
United Nations
Burkittsville Town Meeting Reports Finances and Plans
A town meeting in the school auditorium discussed finances and recent official actions. Burgess and Commissioners were authorized to obtain estimates for a complete street survey including curb and gutter work. A residents committee was appointed to assist, with appreciation voiced for officials’ work. In a separate report, four U.S. Marines freed by Chinese Communists said they were fired upon without warning during captivity.
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Burgess
Burgess Kennedy
S. L Brown
Tsingtao
China
Apri 2
U. S
Truman And Tuck Meet At William and Mary Ceremonies
President Truman and Governor Wile M. Tuck exchanged brief greetings on a Williamsburg campus during a Canadian American day ceremony honoring Prime Minister Mackenzie King. Tuck, leader of a southern Democratic revolt, had opposed Truman’s four year term and did not join the welcoming party.
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Oplad
V A
Catlgren
Wilsburg
W. Mackenzie King
Canada
Tuck
Tucks
United States
Monticello
Commonwealth
Williamsburg
Sinc
Mr. Truman
Virginia
Amvets Chief Attacks U S Forces In Potent Speech
Edgar C. Corry national commander of Amvets said the United States has allowed its armed forces to "go to pot" during a Maryland appearance. The Des Moines attorney told about 120 members that Americans want quick homecoming and blame the Almighty dollar for world ills. He spoke at a Maryland section executive committee meeting asserting government actions against Communists and pro Communists.
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Cumberland
United States
Edgar C. Corry
Corry
Des Moines
Mears
Amvets
Maryland
United
Stalin Prize Awarded for Anti American Film in Moscow
The Soviet film The Rus question eager to attack the American press received the Stalin Prize, reported Moscow on April 22. The work is linked to Konstantinov and followed his 1946 travels, with a prize value around 190000 rubles. A separate note mentions Sicilian violence and labor leaders amid unrest.
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Moscow
Amerin
Sia
Mespapers
Konstantin Onov
Extended forecast for the week from the Ass Balt weather service
The forecast calls for Saturday and Saturday night to be fair and cooler with northwest winds. Sunday turns fair and warmer, followed by warmer Monday with rain. Tuesday and Wednesday will be fair and cooler with average temperatures near normal. Precipitation totals around two-thirds of a usual week.
Pension clash and Taft Hartley in Lewis coal strike
The Nation Today reports two key points in John L. Lewis coal strike talks. First, pension terms split miners and owners with a proposed $100 monthly pension for older workers and 20 years’ service, while arguments extend to which miners qualify. Second, Taft Hartley rules allow a national emergency and fact finders. President Truman delayed publicizing findings and even delaying possible court orders to end the strike, raising questions about legal options and potential Congressional action.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Press- Las
Min
Lewis’ United Mine Workers’ Union
Truman
Congress
Large Scale Aid By Uncle Sam Ruled Out
Bogota Colombia April 7 Latin American hopes for large scale United States aid dimmed as Secretary Marshall said European recovery is the prime U S objective Delegates heard Marshall indicate the U S will not provide blank checks for Latin America while ready to do as much as resources permit Washington will raise aid to needy hemisphere neighbors but European recovery must take precedence.
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Bogota
Colombia
United States
Marshall
U. S
Latin America
Lold
Washington
Truman May Get Recovery Bill Today
Washington reports the Senate and House conferees near final approval of a foreign aid package for Europe China Greece and Turkey totaling about 5.3 billion for one year with 463 million for China 275.9 million for Greece and Turkey and 60 million to the UN international fund. approval would send the measure to President Truman early next week and conclude months of debate on the aid program.
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Washington
Europe
White House
Senate House
Truman
Germany
China
Chiang Wai-Shek
Greece
Turkey
Congress
Mediterranean
Moscow
Soviet Union
Dardanelles
International Children's Emergency Fund
United Nations
Et and
Toure
Frost Darkens Early Apples as Delaware Valley Orchard Damage Grows
Frost damaged several early apple varieties in Frederick County orchards with buds turning black in multiple sites. Cherries suffered. Grimes Golden bloom remains robust. Weather Bureau warned of more frost. 35 degrees forecast tonight with potential rains. Peach buds also showed damage. overall 24 hour low hit 49 at 8:30 am. Spring showers and clearing expected, with 1.45 inches of rain in two days close to prior month totals.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Sundar Ofall
Brittain suffers foot fracture at plant incident
Fred Plant personnel manager Brittain broken foot from heavy hoist misload at the plant. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital where X rays confirmed the fracture and he remains confined at home on Rosemont Avenue. Five hurt in White Marsh crash when Army trainees’ car left foggy road and hit a telephone pole near Baltimore.
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Brittain
Fred& Plant
Mr. Brittain
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rosemont Avenue
White Marsh
Army and Rooteers
Baltimore
Reds Reject Protests On Blockade In Berlin
Western powers fly to stave off Berlin blockade as American and British trains move through Soviet inspection zones. Gen. Clay cancels military rail service while U S airlift supplies to Berlin, with 15,000 pounds of food flown in and 100 C 47 planes ready for more missions.
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Berlina
U.S. Army
Lucius D. Clay
U. S. Air Force
Templehof
U.S
Sergei Tulpanov
Tulpanov
Socialist Unity Party
Halle
Lucius B. Clay
Frankfurt
Clay
Air Force
Washington
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