Football War Continues as Peace Talks Fail
Philadelphia reports that after a 15 hour session, five All America Conference clubs and NFL owners failed to reach a truce in the three year feud that has cost football magnates millions. Commissioners hinted no agreement emerged, with plans for future drafts and possible realignment including AAC clubs joining the NFL and Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Colts discussions ongoing.
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Local Defeats Gaithersburg Five
Rice graduate Millard of Rice son Ruth King East Seventh Frederick Bd. is a candidate for electronics technician certificate at the Rd ¢ School of Engineering where commencement was held December 15. He will be qualified for admits institute studies meat term and completing studies of the pan Japanese method translated.
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Damascus Druids Seize Victory After Protest Ruling
County Basketball League action at the Armory features Co. A vs YMCA opener, Middletown vs VFW, and Damascus against Coca-Cola. A protest over a Y player tied to Eastern States League led to Damascus win. The ruling shifted standings, dropping YMCA from runnerup and placing Middletown second to VFW while tying Damascus with Y for third.
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Northwestern Arrives in Pasadena for New Years Clash
Northwestern University football team lands in Pasadena to prepare for the California game on New Years Day. Coach Bob Voigts stresses work as 44 players arrive, with practice adjustments and examinations beginning, while California coach Lynn Waldorf studies Northwestern and prep plans at the Rose Bowl site.
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Boxing style basketball frame pits Druid Theater vs Coca Cola quint
The card centers on a decisive basketball clash as Damascus team Druid Theater must beat Coca-Cola to avoid dropping from a tied spot. V. FW leads unbeaten while Middletown, with one loss, could force a share of the lead with a win. The Couloop states a Christmas break resuming January 4.
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Three Hurt In Route 32 Auto Crash Near Westminster
Three people were hurt and two escaped injury in a midnight accident on Route 32 a mile south of Westminster. Clyde Alfred Letto escaped with minor lacerations. Thomas Francis Junior, 19, was taken to University Hospital Baltimore with a severe head concussion. Mrs. John B Jones suffered a fractured left arm. Rev John B Jones and Allan KR Malcolmson were uninjured. Letto charged with reckless driving and Malcolmson with failing to give the right of way. case set before Magistrate Vincent Tubman in Westminster on January 8. State Trooper G B Markle led the investigation.
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Urge Changes In Taft Hartley Law
Washington December 20 Republican dominated committee plans six substantive changes to Taft Hartley including broadening non Communist provision to cover management and to redefine officer. Senator Ball said no repeal of the act. Some members criticized the report as partisan while others urged careful revision.
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Policy changes overhaul union shop and labor board powers
A summary of proposed reforms targets policy making bodies and administrators, calls for ending majority vote rules for union shop, notes 93 percent of elections already authorize union shops, limits to exclude local public entities, revises emergency strike mechanisms, and expands NLRB authority to access and amend actions when workers are denied amendments.
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Youths Involved In Route 32 Crash Near Tanestown
Kenneth B M Stahley age 18 of Westminster and Jean Frater age 18 of Gamber were injured when a car driven by Stahley ran off Route 32 two miles east of Tanestown, turning over after going over an embankment. They received treatment from Dr. Luther Bare in Westminster. State Trooper James Poteet cited Stahley for reckless driving.
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Abandoned Car Owner Cited Before Magistrate Murman
After tracing the owner, the abandoned vehicle case led to a citation to appear Wednesday before Mag istrate M. E. Murman.
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Rhodes Early Steps in Africa Marked by Health Struggles
Ceril John Rhodes, a British colonial statesman, began his career in Africa at sixteen. In fragile health, he joined his brother who farmed in Natal, shaping his subsequent imperial roles.
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