Veto Of Labor Bill Expected
Washington reports indicate President Truman may veto pending labor bills that tighten anti trust rules curb unions and prohibit certain secondary boycotts. The discussions reflect his warning against punitive measures while proposing new conciliation and arbitration mechanisms to resolve contract disputes and regulate labor actions.
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President proposes labor agency overhaul to aid bargaining
The president urged extending Labor Department facilities for collective bargaining but pending bills would abolish the U S Conciliation Service and create an independent agency instead.
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Rains and Snow Disrupt Wide Area Across Regions
A mixed weather system moving northeast from the storm area brought rain and snow to several states. The Weather Bureau reported the heaviest rainfall in Seattle at 2.6 inches for a teen-year period, while Kentucky, Tennessee, northern Pennsylvania, and western New York saw heavier precipitation and snow in some northern areas.
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Pedestrian Fatally Struck by Auto on Route 240 Near Gathersburg
A 27-year-old laborer died after being struck along Route 240 about three miles north of Gathersburg. Police identified the driver as Charles Curtis Mann of Rockville.
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Maryland veterans reinstate life insurance amid 1948 act
World War II veterans in Maryland regain more than 5 000 in National Service Life Insurance during March as regional officer Alan P Hasmen noted. Conversions from five year terms totaled 3 539.04 with plans under the 1948 act. A separate item mentions a southbound auto collision near 849 p.m. involving Chester M Boyd of Silver Spring. Students from Hood College were set to attend a Philadelphia Orchestra concert in Washington led by Professor Paul B Bechheim.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
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Paul B Bechheim
Snavely to Speak at Hood Chapter Dinner Meeting
Dr Guy E Snavely executive secretary of the American Association of Colleges and a trustee of Hound College will address the Hood chapter of the American Association of University Professors at a Frat S.O’t meeting. Key note at 6829 pm Tuesday on the American Association of Colleges and the Association of University Professors before the commemorative officers.
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Dinner Guests Named for Alumni Meeting In City
The News notes guests announced for a forthcoming alumni gathering. Musical numbers will be provided during dinner by Martha Reddick, music instructor, and Marie Budde, instructor in voice.
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Marie Budde
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Ladies Aid Meeting Held at Shankle Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangel United Brethren church met Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Shankle, 706 Trail Avenue W. with Mrs Flor and Mrs Blae Baker in charge of devotions and arrangements.
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Local club reads poems and plans next gathering
A meeting led by Mrs J C Kintz and others featured readings by Mrs Naomi Gearinger, Miss Darsie McDonald, and Mrs Dorothy Plunkert. After the Snort business session guests enjoyed refreshments. Nineteen members attended. The next meeting will be at Mrs Dorothy Plunkert’s home at 9 East Fifth Street.
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Darsie McDonald
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