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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1951

Page

12

City weighs trailer law amid housing crunch

City officials signal adoption of a comprehensive trailer ordinance to regulate locations and facilities for trailers and trailer camps as housing demand grows with new workers. A Health Department conference with Dr Burgess is planned to align health and sanitation standards with the proposed rules.

E. Austin James Health Department Forbes Burgess Burgess Ridgefield Conn Washington, D. C State Health Department Ferry Prather Hagerstown Frederick City Carroll E. Easterday Walkersville Munshower Frederick

Emergency Panel To Consider Rail Wages

President Truman set up an emergency panel to decide if about 1,000,000 railroad workers can receive a six-cent hourly wage rise under the wage stabilization plan. The move follows cost of living clauses in March 1 contracts with clerks and other non operating staff, but may be limited by a general 18 percent cap. The panel is to report to Economic Stabilization Administrator Eric Johnston with possible broader use in transportation wage cases.

Washington Truman White House Eric Johnston Johnston

Wage stabilization and labor dispute panel wartime model

A wartime Railway Labor board official argued that combining wage stabilization functions with labor dispute settlement machinery yields many advantages, noting World War Two as a proving ground for efficiency and cooperative crisis management.

Tional Railway

Kelly To Run As An Independent For Mayor

Baltimore April 6. Kelly won tonight in his fight to run for mayor as an independent. Board chair Leo M. Welsh said the Board will lift its objection and concede a court case filed by Kelly to gain a ballot spot after contest over petition signatures.

Baltimore C. Markland Kelly Leo M. Welsh Board of Election Supervisors Kelly

Officials uphold ruling on petition amid dissent

The officials voted two to one to stand by their earlier ruling on the petition with Welsh dissenting. He cited Deputy Attorney General J Edgar Warvey's informal warning that the case would be brief. Hall Hammond asserted dates are not required after signatures and that his is proper, while Welsh noted the board had agreed.

Jing Welsh J. Edgar Warvey Hall Hammond Kelly

Ice Cream Stamp Proposed for 100th Anniversary

Rep Fallon introduces a bill to issue a commemorative ice cream stamp starting June 18. The special stamp would go on sale first in Baltimore to mark the United States ice cream industry centennial.

Washington Fallon D-Md United States Baltimore

Greenglass Gets 15 Years In Spy Case

New York April 6 Atom spy David Greenglass received a 15 year prison sentence for helping convict higher ups in a wartime ring of Russian agents. Judge Kaufman said the lighter term was to prompt further traitors to atone while noting the possibility of death for Rosenbergs. The case tied to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Morton Sobell, with broader links to Klaus Fuchs and Harry Gold.

New York Atom David Greenglass Doony Greenglass Irving Kaufman Kaufman Julius Rosenberg Ethel Morton Sobell Rosenberg Ring Los Alamos N. M America Rosenbergs Sobell Klaus Fuchs Philadelphia Harry Gold Fuchss Britain Gold Anatoli Yakoviev Russia

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