Mass Meeting Called Over Desegregation Bills in Beale Md
An Annapolis report notes segregationists fail to find sponsors in the General Assembly for bills to maintain segregation. A mass meeting is set for Beale Memorial Hall in Beale Md on Abraham Lincoln’s birthday to discuss the issue. The event is sponsored by the Anne Arundel County Chapter of the MPLC and references proposed desegregation bills in committee.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Beale
Hancbil
Sennor Cole
iMarsyland
Abraham Lincoln
Anne Arundel County
Sen
Cole
D-Balto
Boy Scout Sunday Observed At Church
A local church observes Boy Scout Sunday with certification by the minister and approval of church bodies. A Life Scout candidate completed over thirty service projects in a year, logging them in a journal. Lynnae W. Karr presented the citation. Rev. W. Merval Weaver read the church notices. Robert Wilson led the Calvary Methodist troop liaison. the Scout is active in Presbyterian church activities and Westminster Fellowship.
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Church
Frederick City
Presbyterian Church
We Misister
W. Merval Weaver
C. F. Betson
Robert
Calvary Methodist Woop
Robert Wilson
Westminster Fellowship
Westminster Choir
Four Arraigned On Illegal Still Charge
Four Cecil County men were arraigned in Baltimore on illegal still charges for supplying whisky to Maryland Pennsylvania and Delaware towns. Bail set at 1500 each for hearings Feb 25 before U S Commissioner Ernest Volkart.
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Baltimore
Cecil County
U.S
Ernest Volkart
Joyce P. Sumner
Basil L. Sumter
Rising Sun
Grover C. Hoffman
North East
Douglas B. MacGlothlin
Cojora
Keysville
Carroll County
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
William L. Riley
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Aberdeen base to drop 700 civilians in testing shift
The Army reduced its Proving Grounds civilian staff by 12 to 13 percent as it shifts from conventional weapons to new type missiles. About 5,502 civil service workers face layoffs, including Winchester Knitting Mills employees amid a wage dispute. Pickets at the firm and a revival sermon at a local church are noted. iron workers report output down to 30 percent as contract talks stall. Five pickets from the International Ladies Garment Workers Union were posted at the New York sales office. Modern tennis arrived in the United States in 1874.
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Somerset County
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Washington
Army
Sunythe Aberdeen
Friend
R-Garrett
Westminster
Sen
Beall
R-Md
Benjamin Rob
Senate
Tojert Sill Jr
Ed. Beall
Brucker
Sen. Lee
R-Allegany
Aberdeen
Proving i
Civil Service
Winchester Knitting Mills
More Inc
First Christian
God
N. Market St
New York
Steve Hadden
Winchester
Tron
United States
League Membership Expansion Debated for National League
In Cincinnati February 12 1935 discussion surfaced on increasing the National League from eight to ten clubs. Francis McCarty chairman of San Francisco committees said the 1955 vote favored expansion to Los Angeles and San Francisco, while Giles and Carpenter reported no clear consensus. Joyce Signs Baltimore Colts Contract Marks sixth NFL season for Tulane product.
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Cincinnati
Warren Giles
National League
Itis
San Francisco
Francis McCarty
Los Angeles
Giles
McCarty
Philadelphia
Robert M. Carpenter
New York
Horate G. Stoneham
Stoneham
Phoenix, Jr
Carpenter
West Coast
Joyce
Baltimore
Bon Joyce
Baltimore Colts
Tulane
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Deale Memorial Hall
Deale, Md
Davis
King
Hagerstown
Social Security District
Frederick
Masonic Temple
Winchester Hall
Ho East Church Street
Gillespie
House
Del
Simpkins
D-Semers
State Department of Education
Tee
See
Turnbull
D-Balto County
Welfare Department
Maryland Senate
Finance Committee
Ilegal
Wilmantic
Eagleville
Conn
Oalye
Frigidaire’s
Frigidaire
Your Potomac Edison Co
Frederick — Taneytown
Mt, Airy — Brunswick
MES
J. Osmusser
Minascapolis
Man
St. Joseph
Mars Opticians
West Second ST
Bausch & Lamb
Mercury Monterey
Mercury
Will, Crean
MOYER
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
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