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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1947
Page
7
Washington reports AFL and CIO leaders warned they will attack any new labor law in court, aiming to strike down provisions deemed unconstitutional. The House vote on the bill stood 308 to death by its own action, signaling a stalled effort amid partisan divides.
Charles W. Harris of Buckeystown was severely injured in a garage accident Friday night when a car he was working on fell, pinning his head. He sustained lacerations to the face and scalp and a broken nose, treated at Frederick City Hospital and expected to recover at home.
Hundreds of War Assets Administration trucks trailers autos and motorcycles to be offered to certified World War I veterans at a government surplus sale April 18 29 30 at Letterkenny Ordnance Depot 333 Pennsylvania 57 miles northwest of Chambersburg announced by Jack Lipps Maryland Veteran Commission representative Catalogues will be obtainable at Chester Hall. Kennel Club film show advances obedience film shown at Hotel Alexander Hagerstown drawn large attendance by Mason and Kennel Club members.
Four cancer patients at Johns Hopkins Hospital underwent brain surgery and were relieved of intractable facial pain near death, according to hospital officials disclosed today in Baltimore on April 18.
Members of the Martinsburg Branch of the A A W elected officers for 1947 at a meeting held at the home of Miss Mary Gaff. Mrs Martin Ruhrback was named president. Addresses club guest speaker was Mrs Gaither P. Warfield, native of Poli formerly of Frederick.
At the April meeting of the Women’s Club of Sykesville held Thursday April 10 at the residence of Mrs Horace Jefferson on the Marriottsville road. Mrs Warheld is now residing in Rockville.
A notice announces a meeting of the Improved Order of Red Men Cumberland Sun Council Fire for the reservation of Mayland to be held in April. Local members are urged to attend and participate in the planning and ceremonial activities.
George C Huber 73 longtime Hancock News publisher was stricken at the Hancock newspaper plant on Friday with a probable stroke. The News notes the incident in a brief report and advises readers to see the newspaper for more details.
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