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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1951

Page

11

Emmitsburg Home Week Parade Tops Big North County Event

Emmitsburg celebrated a ten day Home Week with a Thursday parade drawing over 6 000 spectators. Mayor Rodgers led Miss Mary Fiery through Main Street to the carnival grounds as civic groups won prizes for drum and bugle corps bands floats and marching units.

Emmitsburg Thornton W. Rodgers Mary Fiery Northounty Rites Maintreet Rodgers Chamber of Commerce Ponger Col Elmer F. Manhower Philip Beard Lloyd Hoke C Ol. George Paxson Carlton ‘Oore Morris Rock Post Hagerstown Chambersburg Red Devils Econd Waynesboro VFW Westminster Municipal Hagerstown Civic Hine Irishtown Owings Mills Queen and Court Cheir of Elias Lutheran Church New Windsor Westminster Ladies Auxiliary

Short-Circuit Blaze Traced to Defective Cord on South Court

A window-frame fire on South Court street Thursday morning was blamed on a defective extension cord. A resident woman on the east side of Court street extinguished it with water buckets before firefighters arrived. First alarm went to Citizens hook and ladder near the blaze around 11 45 a m. The alarm was relayed to the United pumper and rescue truck and a mixup in directions sent them via Independent Hose Co West Church street. Hoover Alarmed Des Moines Aug 30 Hoover urged a return to old virtues over concerns about ethics and integrity in public life.

South Court Street Court Street Citizen’s Hook-And-Ladder Company United Pumper and Rescue Truck Independent Hose’ Co West Church Street

Truman invokes Taft Hartley Act on copper strike

President Truman invoked the Taft Hartley Act to end the nationwide copper strike affecting 58 000 Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. He named a board of inquiry led by Ralph Seward with Joseph L Miller and Allan Dash to report by September 4, prompting potential injunctions after the findings. The move comes amid urgent defense production concerns and frantic talks over Kennecott copper.

Washington Truman Ralph Seward Joseph L. Miller Allan Dash Philadelphia Dash Wage Stabilization Board CIO Steel Garfield, Utah American Smelting and Refining Co Kennecott

Copper Strike Drags Production as AFL Unions Stand Firm

The Salt Lake City strike by Mine Mill and Smelter Workers and allied AFL unions halts most copper output after a week of action. Government injunction could extend for 60 days pending inquiry board findings. Separately, Senate Finance Committee backs about 1.045 billion dollars in annual excise tax increases in line with the House bill affecting liquor, cigarettes, gasoline, vehicles, and appliances. Iceland population noted at 140000.

Per Co Salt Lake City Utah CIO AFL Washington Senate Finance Committee

Knoxville Man Accused on Two Warrants

The Knox County Sheriff's Office served two warrants yesterday on William Rankles of Knoxville. He is charged with assault and battery and non support of his wife. West Virginia leads the nation in bituminous coal production.

Knoxville Sheriff's Office William Rankles West Virginia

Quirino Leaves On Pact Signing Trip to Washington

President Quirino of the Philippines departs San Francisco for Washington aboard a Philippine Airlines DC-6B to seal a mutual defense pact with the United States. He and President Truman will witness the signing, with aides to execute the actual agreement. Quirino then heads to Baltimore for a long-delayed medical checkup and will skip the Japanese peace treaty signing.

San Francisco Elpidio Quirino Washington Phillippines United States Quirino Truman Baltimore

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