Bill Outlaws Communists Across Senate Vote
Washington Aug 12 The Senate passed by 85 to 0 a bill outlawing the Communist party and making it a crime to join or remain a member or to act to carry out its purposes. Penalties include up to five years in jail and a $10000 fine. The measure also would bar Communist party members from holding labor union office.
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Kidnapping Charge Authorized By Doub
Atty George Cochran Doub authorized the FBI to swear out a kidnapping warrant against Robert J Ellers 26 charged with holding a Seat Pleasant family prisoners for 13 hours last Monday He terrorized the family with a sawed off rifle and meat cleaver and was arrested in Washington last night A raincoat found in Ellers room was identified by Harold Grimm 52 as the coat the gunman took from the Grimm home Grimm and his son William 16 picked Ellers from a police lineup last night as the invader who forced Grimm to drive him into Washington
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Marine Corps recruiting opens on first come basis
SEEKING MARINES Staff-Sergeant Charles E. Reimold announces openings in the Marine Corps with enlistments on a first come, first served basis due to limited slots. The Women Marines also invite unmarried females ages 18 to 28 with a high school education or equivalent.
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English Lesson Contemptuous Word Study Note
A dated vocabulary feature explains misuse and pronunciation of words like depravity depravation and gigantic. It presents tips on spelling reliance resilience and related synonyms and urges daily vocabulary growth with the word contemptuous and an example sentence.
Senators Face Unenviable Task In Probing McCarthy
NEA columnist Peter Edson analyzes the six member Senate panel investigating Senator McCarthy. He weighs possible outcomes from guilty to not guilty and notes public reaction, the need for Senate action, and the risks of a protracted, partisan process. Also mentions Kentucky tobacco's share of state crop income.
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Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Marriage and Friendship
Dorothy Dix answers two reader questions about remarriage after bereavement and differing opinions in relationships. She counsels the 32 year old widow to form friendships, use her children as assets, and choose friends carefully while avoiding past errors in marriage. She also notes not all couples share identical views and advises open discussion to foster change.
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Atlantic City trip for Emmitsburg residents continues
Mr and Mrs Cloyd Seiss spend the week in Atlantic City with plans to join Mr and Mrs Bernard Boyle Mrs Robert Koontz and children Lee and Mary Margaret and Miss Helen Orendorff who left Tuesday for the seaside retreat for a vacation step toward rest and recreation.
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Weekend Visits and Farewell for Local Servicemen
A round of weekend visitors from Baltimore and Annapolis gathered with local families in Glen Burnie Havre de Grace and nearby towns. Notables included Sgt. Charles W. Dalton returning to Fort Lewis and a surprise farewell for Charles Baker who enlisted in the Marines and leaves for Parris Island.
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SAD FLIGHT OF LUFBURROW OPENS DOUBTS OF RAISES
A poem by N. A. Lufburrow laments a bird named Luf’s Stuff who sings at dawn yet earns no daily pay. The verse notes his clever nature and widespread praise, while bemoaning the absence of salary raises.
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