Denham Denies Taft Pressures in ITU Charges
National Labor Relations Board general counsel Robert X. Denham called ITU charges that Senator Taft pressured board attorneys unfounded. He spoke at a Washington news conference marking the first anniversary of the Taft Key Act during his visit to the agency.
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Westward Migration Surges In Postwar Population Shifts
The Census Bureau reports California, Oregon, and Washington as the fastest growing states, adding 3 581 000 people since the 1940 census. The nation’s population rose to 143 434 000, with California reaching 9 812 000 and Pennsylvania at 10 512 000 as migration shifts continue north and west, even as the South loses residents and urbanization rises.
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Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Listed
Court notices show multiple marriage licenses and divorces including Ralph T. Thayer Jr and Consuela L. Markell from Hagerstown and George R. Clark and Mae L. Horning from Mechanicsburg. Property transfers list several deeds with nominal sums in counties and cities including Carlisle and Woodsboro.
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Ralph T. Thayer, Jr
Consuela L. Markell
Hagerstown
Rederick Buehler
Jean Irene Lisson
Rochester
N.Y
George R. Clark
Mae L. Horning
Mechanicsburg
Frederick D. Bruce
Lime Kiln
Ruth C. Herd
Buckeystown
James BR. Potts
Dillsburg
Ruth M. Morrow
James E. Pulse
Juanita c. Evans
Charles Town
W. Va
Roy D. Culp
Columbia
Lola F. Ball
Martinsburg
Reynolds V. Glunt
William A. J. Wenczel
Annie E. Wentzel
William D. Zimmerman
William Osborne Schade
Walter A. Simpson
Fred B. Kehne
Walter A Simpson
Morman Willard Gaither
Warren A Arvin
E. al
Charles P. Riordan
Emory EL. Shelton
Courtnel BH. Eagle
H. Elizabeth Stevens
Nellie May Eagle
Wilbur Jackson
Cora E. Gossard
VFW Carnival Set for One Day Stand in Frederick
The VFW sponsors a one day carnival at the Frederick Fair Grounds on September 8 with proceeds aiding veterans and orphans. Abe Mills Brothers Teerint performs with wild animals and a four horse show, touring from New York to Washington. Other notes mention Route 10 dips being removed and road improvements underway after State Roads Commission work.
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New York
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Grand View Sale Totals in Middletown Auction
A large Middletown crowd gathered on Pine street for the Farms' sale of cattle. Top cows sold over 1000 dollars with bulls 250 to 1010 and bred heifers 490 to 800. Canadian stock averaged 735 dollars across 35 head.
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All Star Softball Benefit This Evening
The City Softball League plans an evening game as part of a benefit with five individual performance awards. City and County teams are listed with Melvin Schwearing as rosters previously announced. prize winners and official statistics will be announced at game time. In Los Alamos workers return after a five day stoppage as mediation seeks to resolve a dispute over non union labor.
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Delivery Wagon Catching Fire On Market Street
Report from August 24, 1895 notes a fire in the delivery wagon of Mr. W. H Ramsburg on Market Street in front of Birell's Palace of Music. The wagon top and body burned before firemen stopped it. The day was among the hottest of summer with shade readings near 87 degrees.
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Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago on August 25 1923 reports note Oss Rickson weather data and a man named Joseph Ploy ard involved in an ice cut accident that required medical attention. Charles R Hildebrand of Middletown died from acute indigestion after an automobile trip near Gapland Crossing.
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Modern Safety Devices Tied To DC-6 Tragedy Near Mount Carmel
Washington Daybook reports the Civil Aeronautics Board will cite modern safety gear as a factor in the Unified Airlines DC-6 crash near Mount Carmel Pennsylvania on June 17. Fire suppression alarms misled the crew causing smoke to fill the cabin and fatal sleep of passengers and crew.
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Dewey Warren Beall Chib Names Officers
Reckwille Ang 24 state for Ray Tasco Davis of Mani ery counts was elected last president of the county Beall duc. Its others at a meet about county Republican Workers were H Brooks Perring Takoma Park Gilbert Gude Rockville and JP Marsnall Chevy Chase vice presidents Mrs Esther Fleishert Sulver Spring secretary and Kurtz Hand Bethesda treasurer Chap oneals will meet next Tuesday with the Republican State Central committee for the county to make campaign plane
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Rockville
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Chevy Chase
Esther Fleishert
Sulver Spring
Kurtz
Hethesda
Chap Oneals
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Congressional committees face attack over tactics and truth
A Washington commentary defends congressional investigations while warning against smearing the innocent. It argues tru thful exposure of disloyalty is essential, notes limits of the FBI, and urges committees to continue probing government corruption despite pushback from critics and press.
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Dorothy Dix asks couples to swap lives for better marriage
Dorothy Dix asks if spouses would accept the other’s treatment if they swapped roles. She argues that many try to enforce rigid habits and overlook reciprocal respect, urging husbands and wives to imagine living the other’s life to foster kinder, more balanced partnerships.
Roberts and Snyder Nuptials Here Sunday
Miss Katherine Louise Snyder daughter of Mrs. William F L dichr t 704 North Market street became the bride of Francis Hamilton Roberts son of Joseph H Roberts of Frederick in a ceremony Sunday afternoon at two oclock in the Evangelical Lutheran church. Rev Dr W Garrett officiated before the altar decorated with white gladioli palms and lighted tapers. The bride wore a white satin gown with cap sleeves a fitted bodice and square neckline. She carried a lavender orchid with baby's breath. Miss Agnes Virginia Little maid of honor wore a pastel pink gown with a square neckline and cap sleeves. Her bouquet was lavender asters. Best man was Joseph H Roberts Jr. Ushers were Charles Downs Jr and Hubert J Kaempf. A program of music preceded the ceremony. The couple left for a wedding trip by automobile through the northern States and will reside at 704 North Market street after September 6. The bride is a Frederick High School graduate of 1940 and a cashier at Potomac Edison. The groom attended Frederick High School and served in the South Pacific with the Army Air Corps during the war. A reception followed at the Old Lutheran Chapel.
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William F .Lbrecht
North Market Street
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Joseph H Roberts
Frederick
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Eldred W. van Fossen
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Old Braddock
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Linden Hills
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Thurmont
Hubert J. Kaempf
M. G. Rogers
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Potomac Edison Company
Fairchild Aircraft Company
Hagerstown
South Pacific
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Weersville
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Weddings Legard Mulien Legard and Mullen at Neersville VA
Miss Kathryn Mullen and Pp Frank Legard Jr were married at St Pauls Lutheran Neersville Virginia in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore meroussette with veil and white roses. The groom is from Lovettsville and works in electrical business. A reception followed and the couple went to a brief bridal trip.
Wedding notices and engagements from local towns
The column records several marriage announcements and engagements. Miss Margaret Martin Sovder and Dr. Wayne Caldwell Neely wed at Lake Street Presbyterian Church in Elmira. Edith Johnson and Lyman Myers married in Unionville. Dorothy Buhrman to Frank Enyart announced. Mary Eller Glass engaged to Clyde Myers. Ardelia Mercer to Whittier Jr. no wedding date set. Also reports a fatal accident involving a boy from Sarasaia and a note on color perception research.
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Kisimmee
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Fairfield
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Today in History and Anniversaries Summary
Notable anniversaries and birth anniversaries listed include Joseph E Worcester Theodore Parker William W Phelps Charles Follen McKim Hale Clinton Paul Rader Earl Derr Biggers and more. Also dated events from 1814 to 1947 cover battles patents and political actions with notable birthdays.
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Lady in Black at Rudolph Valentino Tomb Again
A figure wearing black appeared at the tomb of film star Rudolph Valentino on the second anniversary of his death in Hollywood. The lady drew attention as she stood near the grave, sparking curiosity among mourners and passersby.
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