Court to Dissolve Injunction In Pruitt Case
Cir courtesy Judge Schnauffer issued an injunction last Saturday at the request of Joseph Hardy a Middletown High School teacher and coach. Parsons Newman for Eugene W Pruitt said today that a motion to dissolve will be entered and an answer filed. Hardy was dismissed by the Board of Education after a day long hearing and may challenge the ruling. a Board appeal to the State Superintendent requires a non unanimous local board verdict which was not.
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Eugene W. Pruitt
Parsons Newman
Pruitt
Patrick B. Schnauffer
Joseph Hardy
Middletown High School
Hardy
Board of Education
John R. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Washington
Education Board
State Superintendent of Schools
Ready For Democratic Primary May 3
Officials in the Board of Election Supervisors planned printing of ballots for the May 3 primary but debated totals due to ambiguous election laws. Estimates ranged from 17 300 to 29 000 ballots with potential costs and emergency allotments noted. Other changes include polling place moves in Frederick county and local registration updates.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Orect
Frederick
Renn Pon-diac Compe
North Market Street
Weill Bros
Ict No
Acy Motors
Market Street
Frederick County
Hoffman Starts Early Action For Marshall Plan Parade
Washington reports a large Washington march for the Marshall Plan with thousands marching to influence policy. The crowd includes bulldozer teams and experts offering advice on postwar aid while organizers prepare a rear guard of supporters.
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Washington
Nobods
Roxas Dies In Manila After Illness Strikes President
Manila reports President Manuel A. Roxas died after a sudden illness at Clark Field. The 56 year old leader collapsed following a speech opposing Communist aggression. Officials said he died quickly, and Malacanan Palace announced his death early today.
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Manila
Beidas
Manuel A. Roxas
Malacanan Palace
the Philippines
Clark Field
Brethren Oppose UMT And Draft In Conference Action
Brethren at the Conference adopted a resolution opposing Universal Military Training and Selective Service reorganization. The document urged peace, support for the United Nations, and cuts to military spending while promoting a world government and abolition of conscription. It calls Congress to act for peaceful policies and a strengthened UN program.
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Conference
Congress
Samuel A. Harley
S. Earl Mitchell
United Nations Organization
United States
Lprecent
Church Education Board
Paul W. Kinsel
Mr.sel
Meadow Srand
Church of the Brethren Near West Minster
George A. Westminster
Fahrmey Memorial
D D. Funde
W Relief Center
New Windsor
Iman
Camp Peniel
Amer
Thurmont
K. 4Linger
Westminster
Southeastern Regional Council
Replogle
Colorado Springs
Colo
Warren D. Bowman
Washington
Truman Sees Four More Years at White House
President Truman at a breezy news conference asserted he expects to serve four more years. He spoke with reporters about the South Portico balcony project and recalled criticism from the Fine Arts Commission as public reaction grew.
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Washington
Truman
White House
New York
Ed Flynn
Paul Fitzpatrick
Mer. Truman
Fine Arts Commission
Trumans
Soviet Planes Seen Over Alaska and Submarine Sightings
Retchikan Alaska reports Rep Margaret Smith defends claim that Russian planes violated Alaskan skies while noting both nations cross borders periodically. A Soviet submarine sighting off Kiska lingered in Aleutians for about 10 days as Aleutian bases stay on alert.
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Retchikan
Alaska
William L. Baker
Ketchikan Chronicle
Margaret C. Smith
R-Me
Russia
Kiska
Aleutian Island
Washington
Aleutian
Barer
Nome
Board of Education re-elects Dr. Pullen for four years
The Board of Education unanimously re-elected Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr. today to a new four-year term as state superintendent of schools. A memorial service was held Wednesday for local ministers Rev John J. eh and John S. Werbright. Rev es H. Hollin shington presided. Harley was elected to Bridgewater College Trustees for five years and to Camp Pentel Trustees for one year.
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Ballimoore
Board of Education
Thomas G. Pullen, Jr
Spurrier Renominated For Mt Airy Mayor
Mt Airy mayoral race sees incumbent Spurrier renominated by party members ending a close meeting. Opponents and supporters traded brief remarks as council candidates and other officials were named for the two year term.
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Spurrier
Mt. Airy
Clay Ousts Hungarian Missions in U S Zone
Gen. D. Clay ordered two Hungarian missions to leave the U S zone within 48 hours in retaliation for the January 23 Soviet plundering of a repatriation train carrying 488 Hungarians. The missions, active in Germany, included repatriation and looted-property tasks connected to Hungary.
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D. Clay
United States
Germany
Hungary
U. S
U. S. Army
Budapest
Hegyesharom
Komarom
Hung
Munich
Razo
Teunac
Plane crash at Shannon kills 30 on Pan American Constellation
Pan American World Airways Constellation NC 88858 crashed while landing at Shannon airport. 30 people died, 21 passengers and 10 crew aboard. 19 of the deceased were American. Marc Worst, of Lockheed Aircraft, survived after being thrown from the baggage area. The flight was en route from Karachi to New York. World events linked to diplomatic staff were noted, including George Henderson previously with the U S embassy. Weather cited as factor with low visibility.
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Shannon
Ene
Mare
California
Lockheed Aviation Corporation
Lockheed
New York
George Henderson
Damascus
Washington
State Department
George Cbd
Henderson
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Rome
U. S
Albania
Pan American
William Fitzgerald
Marc Worst
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Pakistan
Heji Mehta
Bombay
London
Sir Homi Mehta
Karachi
Contempt Case In Court Of Judge Goldsborough
A court session before Judge Goldsborough features remarks on contempt by Lewis and a witness reading from a periodical. The judge explains rulings on admissibility and remarks on the tone of the proceedings. Hopkins faces a related contempt charge and the exchange reveals court atmosphere and lawyerly maneuvering during the strike era.
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IM7
Lewis
Femme
Aso
Geidsborouen
Hopkins
Goldsborough
Argumen
War Rumors Stun Danish Public Amid Panic Report
Copenhagen April 15 rumors spread that the United States entered wartime action causing widespread fear in Jutland. Officials urged calm as citizens reported alarm and unrest despite no official confirmation.
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Jutland
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Arongthern
Truman May Delay Patching Symington Over Air Force Limits
President Truman declined to vow punishment for Air Force Secretary Symington over disagreement on air force size. He said he will answer later about Symington’s proposal for a 70 group air force. Defense chief Forrestal previously favored a smaller force with universal military training and the draft.
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Washington
Truman
Air Force
Symington
Defense
Forrestal
House Armed Services Committee
Potomac State students vote to continue strike in Keyser
About 300 Potomac State School students in Keyser West Virginia voted to extend their strike protesting the expulsion of a veteran and a coed who stayed out after hours Picketing continued through rain with wives serving coffee and doughnuts. An unsigned letter to state officials questioned the college president and cited grievances over athletic fees veterans housing rules and lack of an administrative meeting on student welfare The letter claimed the expelled couple were guilty of immorality and the walkout includes a small turnout for classes on scholarships.
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Keyser
W. Va
Potomac State School
G. L
Cumberland
Clarence Meadows
Irvin Stewart
West Virginia University
E. ,E. Church
Stewart
Charleston
Gene Corrill
Bridgeport
Dortha Christopher
Kingwood
West Virginia
Anier
Award Night at Y M C A Set for Evening
Secretary A G Quins announced an Award Night at the Y M C A auditorium tonight before 7 30 o clock. The event will feature the Maryland State Police film Soap Box, with awards for the Y M C A intermediate and junior tournaments, the James R Dixon memorial tournament, and the Marion Taller foul goal shooting tourney. Refreshments follow the film.
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G Quins
Maryland State Police
James R. Dixon
Marion
Movis
Secre
Comics Omitted Fatass Codes Set for Friday Release
The News confirms comics omitted are Groited by The News and will be published Friday with the releases for that date.
Decision In Lewis Case Pending Contempt Ruling
The court weighed contempt charges against Lewis and the United Mine Workers over an April 3 court order to end the coal strike. Morison argued the defendants willfully defied the order, while Goldsborough could impose fines or imprisonment if found guilty. The hearing adjourned with a ruling anticipated Monday and potential consequences for ongoing idleness in the mines.
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T. Alan Gee
Hopkins
Goldsborough
Mond
Lewis
Morison
UMW
Goldborough
Union
John” ‘Lewis
Supreme Court
Jet Lew
Gol
Justice Department
Welly K. Hope
Local Road Bids Asked for Central Maryland Projects
The State Roads Commission invited sealed bids for three improvement projects in central Maryland. A biram road mix surface would cover about a mile of U S Route 43 from Green Ridge relocation in Allegany east of Washington County. An asphalt resurfacing would span 15 miles of U S Route 340 through Frederick and Washington counties from Knoxville west to the Sandy Hook bridge. U S Route 213 in Garrett County would be widened from Gortner south to Red House a 4.10 mile stretch. Bids were to be submitted by April 27 for opening.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Green Ridge
Allegany
Washington Co
Frederick
Washington
Knoxville
Sandy Hook
Garrett County
Gortner
Red House
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Hoffman
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Roxas
Paul G. Hoffman
Japan
Ferest
ECA
John Tavar
House Committee On Appropriations
Europe
Greece
Tulk
China
Congressional
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Maiation
Pullen
Amayor
Walter Beee
Clay
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Pan American World Airways
James Sexton
Princess Anne
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OTS
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