Senator Ellender Favors Returning Labor Bill to Committee
Washington. Senator Ellender predicted the Senate will send the Taft labor bill back to the Labor Committee for further hearings and return it to the floor for a lengthy debate. He said party backing would enforce the move despite stormy hearings and Republican protests. The clash included Taft and Neely exchanges as the six day hearings continued with sharp partisan friction.
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Labor Committee
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Protestants Join Protest Over Mindszenty Trial New York
Protestants and Catholic leaders unite in denouncing the Mindszenty trial in Hungary. Cardinal Spellman leads two days of prayer and protest in New York joined by 53 Protestant clergy. Critics call the trial a rape of justice and urge freedom, with church figures across major cities voicing solidarity.
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Legislature Asked To Halt Gay Rule Spread
The Maryland Press Association urges the State Legislature to block Rule 904 from spreading beyond Baltimore. The rule bars publication or broadcast of statements by accused persons between arrest and trial. A Maryland Court of Appeals review could extend it statewide. A three member committee will guide the campaign during the upcoming General Assembly.
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Harford Democrat
Aber
Ther
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Belair Aegis
E M Jackson, Jr
Annapolis
Seenator
PG Stromberg
Ellicott City
Maryland
Norway Opens Security Talks in Washington amid Moscow pressure
Norway's Foreign Minister Harvard M. Lange arrived in Washington for security talks amid Moscow warnings against joining the West in the North Atlantic security pact. Russia offered a non aggression pact as Oslo considered terms, while U S officials viewed the move as an intimidation tactic. Lange planned to wait for Norway's parliament review before commenting.
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Scandinavian trio breaks up defense talks with study of new security ties
Three Nordic governments plan to consult U.S. Secretary Acheson this week after Oslo pressed to study a budding alliance among the United States Britain Canada France Belgium Holland and Luxembourg. Sweden Norway and Denmark sent ambassadors to outline views on protecting Scandinavia against possible aggression. Lange arrived with a four man delegation to spend five days and present his government’s position.
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North Atlantic Pact Presence Debated For Talks
The report discusses terms of the North Atlantic pact and whether to begin preparatory talks on the matter. Key implications for allied defense and potential involvement by member nations are noted as officials weigh options.
Father alleges axe wound by son ends with hospital stay
A man, Webster Luby, 13 East Sixth Street, suffered a severe head wound allegedly from an axe wielded by his son Ernest Luby. The victim was treated with seven clamps to a severed blood vessel and discharged after overnight care. no arrest or charges reported. weekend arrests noted.
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Minor offenses lead to brief jail terms and citations
Drunkenness arrests with $5.80 collateral list John N Kanns of 8 West Fourth Street Clarence Washington Frederick and Leon Wolfe of Adamstown. Officers Trump Twentey and Lieut Dorsey. Alfred O Connell Philadelphia $2.50. Frances Cook 225 North Market Street summoned for assault and battery hearing by Officer Trump. Traffic citations issued for line crossing by Lloyd E Hoke Route Thurmont Lerg Swomley Aubrey Lee Dewoli Mr Airey and Glenn Wilson Bible Middle town Officer Shook and Sergt
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Baya Weaver-Birds Build Nests to Withstand Breeze
The Baya Weaver-Birds of Inc construct nests on tree branches using a stream of material, then weigh the nests with clay to prevent swaying in a breeze. Largely a description of nesting behavior observed during summoned hearings on varying dates.
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