Mrs Smith Attacks Taft In 1950 Campaign
Washington reports Republican Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine challenged Senator Taft of Ohio over his claims against the CIO PAC during his 1950 Senate re election bid. Gradison testified the CIO PAC was infiltrated by Reds, while Monroney urged fair standards to avoid undermining democracy.
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Washington
Margaret, Chase Smith
Maine
Taft
Ohio
CIO
Senate
Gradison
Cio-Pac
Reds
Monroney
D-Okia
Gus Hall
Hall
Separate Trials Denied in Smith Act Case in Maryland
Six defendants charged with violating the Federal Smith Act faced denied requests for separate trials as Judge W Calvin Chesnut overruled motions. The joint trial date was set for January 21, and juror composition disputes were rejected while the defendants argued manual worker representation. Defendants include Philip Frankfeld Regina Frankfeld George Meyers Leroy Hand Wood Dorothy Blimber Maurice Braverman.
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Baltimore
Maryland
W. Calvin Chernut
Chesnut
L-Pape
Philip Frankfeld
Regina Frankfeld
George Aloyssius Meyers
Leroy Hand Wood
Dorothy Rose Blim«berg
Maurice L. Braverman
Will deemed too indefinite for trust fund as Iowa judge rules
Waterloo Nov 30 District Judge Shannon B Charlton ruled the will of Dr W B Small Waterloo physician invalid for indefiniteness The 70 000 trust was to benefit persons who believe in fundamental Christian principles The court held trustees cannot define what is Christian and ordered distribution under Iowa inheritance laws likely to benefit ten nephews and nieces
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Waterloo. In
Shannon B. Charlton
W. B. Small
Waterloo
Small
God
Father
Jesus Christ
Son
Textile Workers Wage Boost Is Approved
The regional Wage Stabilization Board approved wage boosts for over 5,000 textile workers in Maryland, Tennessee, and North Carolina. The largest group, 4,460 Celanese Corporation of America workers at Ameelle Maryland, was granted a six cent hourly raise. Other cases awarded six and one half percent increases with an escalator linked to the Bureau of Labor Statistics price index for Moore Textiles in Charlotte, Helliston Mill in Kingsport, and 407 non union workers at W. J. Dickey & Sons in Oolla Maryland. five petitions were denied for insufficient evidence.
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Richmond
Regional
Maryland
Tennessee
North Carolina
George
Strong
Celanese Corporation of America Plank
Ameelle
Moore Textiles, Inc
Charlotte
N. C
Helliston Mill
Tennessee, Inc
Kingsport
Tent
W. J. Dickey & Sons, Inc
Oolla
WSB
Educators Urge Prayer at Start of School Day
Albany report says New York State Regents proposed opening every school day with a prayer to Almighty God alongside the pledge of allegiance. The board urged programs stressing moral heritage and reverence, noting government and life depend on love of God, family, and country. Rome census shows rapid growth since Mussolini, 1.6 million population and 1.1 million families, with housing primarily 611 808 units averaging three to four rooms.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Rome
Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
Il Duce
Two Hurt In Collision Of Cadillacs On Carroll Parkway
Two people were injured as a 1941 Cadillac driven by Frank J. Jackson struck a 1950 Dodge taxicab driven by Elwood De Grange on Carroll Parkway. Jackson suffered leg abrasions and was treated at the Post Hospital. De Grange was hospitalized for X-rays and released. Damages were about 3600. both cars were totaled. Police officer Boone continues investigation.
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Frank J. Jackson
Camp Detrick
Post Hospital
Elwood DeGrange
East Sixth Street
DeGrange
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sgt. Jackson
Carroll Parkway
College Avenue
Parkway School
College Parkway
Boone
Notable generals parting ways with guard role in disbandment
The roster lists Thew B. Ridgway Gen Mark Clark Lt Gen Hoyt Vandenberg Lt Gen James A Van Fleet Devers and Maryland Governor Theodore R McKel din among leaders. Only original guard members remaining at disbandment were Jesse McCourry of Waynesboro Virginia Sgt Hugh Burkitt of Aberdeen and Sgt Robert E Weaver of Spring Grove Pennsylvania.
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Thew B. Ridgway
Mark Clark
Hoyt &. Vandenberg
James A. van Fleet
Devers
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Guard
Ste Jesse McCourry
Waynesboro
Hugh Burkitt
Aberdeen
Robert E. Weaver
Spring Grove
Public Funds Used To Advertise Movie
Senator Douglas of Illinois says the U S Treasury used public funds to advertise a Warner Brothers film. He calls it shocking after posters promoting Jim Thorpe a All American were mailed to 25 000 junior and high school principals.
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Washington
Douglas
D-Ill
U. S. Treasury
Warner Brothers
Jim Thorpe
Treasury posters promote defense bonds in school displays
The Savings Bond Division asks schools to display posters paid for and furnished by Warn Brothers. Treasury sent them free through the mail with department prestige. About 10 percent of the space promotes defense bonds and stamps, while the rest advertises a movie. Douglas notes the poster effort and sponsorship details.
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Treasury
Dougil
Warn Brothers
Douglas
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Maryland State School
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
Jacob L. Devers
Hal McIntyre
Frederick High School Alumni Association
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Mat
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U. S. 40
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William
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Tinden Hills
Taneytown
High School
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R. C. Boyer
Chapline Bldg
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Patrick St
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Petersville Road
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Hamilton Homes, Inc
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