Welles Found Ill After Midnight Walk Near Maryland Estate
Former Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles was found in a semi conscious state near his Oxon Hill Maryland estate. He may have suffered a heart attack in sub freezing weather and possibly fallen into a creek before dragging to safety. Doctors described him as still serious due to exposure with frozen fingers and toes.
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Washington
Sumner Welles
Maryland
Duggan
Rends
Menia
Tme
Laurence Dures
State Department
Welles
Ald
Robert Kirby
Kirby
Oxon Hill
Patemee River
Mt. Vernon
Casualty
George R. Hufman
Huffman
Arnold
Human
Weles
Arthur Campbell
Li Khours
Degre
Auto Crashes Leave Over $183 000 In Damages Across Freder County
A spree of holiday weekend crashes caused estimated property damage exceeding 183 000 dollars. Police reported at least three separate collisions including a four car wreck at Market and South streets and a red light violation leading to charges for reckless driving. One suspect, Willan Dixon, faced charges after a Christmas Eve theft and jailbreak incident with a Pontiac and Ford coupe collision.
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Freder County Inn
Bentz
Fifth Streets
Market and
South Street
Christma Ev
Robert E Waling
EL Linwood Myers
Dill Avenue
North
Faring
Othe
Obserse Rersec
Sy Foor
Marnet
Carorade
Philip
South Mart
Preston Dorsey
MeRomery County
Frank Dorsey
Martin Kanede
H. Ie
E. P
Eve
Charles R Wachter
East Third Street
Patrick
Automahi Rey H. Talbots
East Sire
I. Street
Dener
Wachter
Mark Fries
Duncansville
Market Street
William
Whitmore 104
Fourth Street
Licht
Ralph Port
Rete
Willan Webster Dixon
Charles Town
W. Va
Dixon
Patrick Stallem
Lee Hedland
Burkittsville
Trosper Stakem
Elizabeths Baby Christened in Burkittaville Vicinity
A partial report notes Elizabeth’s baby christened near Burkittaville while car theft and road collisions on Route 17 and Route 340 involve several vehicles. No charges filed after the Christmas Eve incidents.
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Burkittaville
Dixon
Charles Town
Earl C. Ropp
Aticd‘s
E. W. May, Jr
Worman
C. H
Snyder Retires as Maryland Extension Editor
Addison H. Snyder of the University of Maryland extension service will retire at week’s end after a career begun in Des Moines Iowa in 1939 where he edited Successful Farming. He served as editor of the Maryland extension service publication since joining the university.
Labor Department Proposal Sparks Agency Power Battle
Washington reports strenuous fights over moving the National Labor Relations Board and the Federal Mediation Service under the Labor Department for housekeeping. Truman’s advisers differ on the move while Congress must decide, with the mediation service facing calls to remain independent in disputes.
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Labor Department
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Mediation Service
Department
Shi Nlrb
Congress
Truman
NLRB
Mediation Service
Federal Affectiaion and
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Debate Over Mediation Board and NLRB Sparks Labor Tension
The piece notes sharp clashes in Congressional debates as business readers push to keep the mediation board independent under Cyrus S. Ching. Advocates fear reabsorbing the agencies into the Labor Department, arguing independence preserves credibility with labor and management while acknowledging residual Secretary of Labor influence through budgets and staffing.
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Mediation Board
Cyrus S. Ching
Secretary of Labor
NLRB
Labor Department
Mediation Service
Officials urge unified Federal labor policy plan
Department officials again push bringing all labor agencies under one head to streamline administration and create a unified policy. They deny plans to influence the NLRB in unfair labor practice cases amid weekend fires, collisions, and traffic violations that kept Frederick city police busy.
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Partment
NLRB
Frederick
Christmas celebrants arrested for intoxication in Hagerstown area
Three Christmas celebrants Amos Feluron Viola Jackson and Verne Roderick were jailed Saturday and Sunday by Officers Stup Bartgis and Pot. Defendants in default of S24 each jailed. Clarence Handley posted $6.45 Christmas even citation for unsafe vehicle. Officer Tweety cited Palmer Hamilton for reckless driving and posted $1145 cash for hearing tonight.
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Amos Feluron
Viola Jackson
Hagerstown
Verne Roderick
Frederick
Sunda
Oficers
Stup
Bartgis
Pot
Clarence Handley
New Desig Road
Twetey
Palmer Hamilton
Colore
York
Redlless
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Georgia R. Arullens
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Prince Charles
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Toray
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North Market Street
Berra Iice
Rovele
June Allyson
Eee
Ritge Musketeers
Eerste Sco Ned Ee
E UN Turner
Lady de Wincer
Abe
Gene Kelly
Angela Lansbury
Frank Vincent Morgan
Allen
Hartet & Second
General Acceptance Corp
Corner Market & Third Sts
the Farmers & Mechanics
Frederick, Maryland
Druid Theater
Damascus
Red Skelton
Brian Deslevy
Arlene Dahl
Allen’s Market & Second Sts
Plymouth
Packard
Studebaker
Hillside Motor Company
W. Patrick St
Weil Brothers
N. Market Street
E. Patrick Street
Western Maryland Trust Go
Frederick, MD
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Hudson
Tre Ete
Keilholtz Motors, Inc
West Patrick Street
Warner's
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