Tydings Backed by Frederick Democrats for Senate Run
Frederick County Democrats urged US Senate bid by Millard E. Tydings after Harford County support. Telegram signed by county officials and officials on the Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee endorsed Tydings citing his qualifications and urging candidacy. The letter lists signers including two county commissioners and other local officials.
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Tydings
Federick County
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick City
Connort
Tidines
Harford
Baltimore County
Kent County
Frederick County
Senate of the United States
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Edward F. Holter
Louise Fraley
Thurmont
Mary H. Gregory
The
Orphans’ Court
William M. Storm
Thomas S. Glass
B. 0. Thomas Sr
B. O. Thomas Jr
Ransom KR. Lewis
J. Tyson Lee
Donald B. Rice
T. ‘West Claggett
Westinghouse Strike Won Two Man Fact Finding Board
Gov. George M. Leader named a two man fact finding board to study the Westinghouse Electric strike in its 17th week. The panel includes Liweage Tayl and David L Cole, leaders in labor relations, with IVE in Pittsburgh accepting the program. The strike idled 55,609 workers in two unions and affected state economies across New York New Jersey Connecticut and West Virginia.
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Harrisburg
George M. Leader
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers
Weage
Tayi
Philadelphia
National War Labor Board
University of Pennsylvania
National Wage Stabilization Board
Unies
David L Cole
Paterson
Federal
Averell Harriman
New York
Robert Meyner
New Jersey
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
William C. Marland
West Virginia
Old American Insurance Ad Offers Mail-Only Policy
An old advertisement promotes Old American Insurance in Kansas City offering a mail handled policy with no obligation. It invites readers to request free information by mailing a postcard or letter and provides a Kansas City address for the Old American Insurance Company.
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Kansas City
Bilennema Af Haatnemanene
Labor Dispute Board Backed To Investigate Strike Causes Involves/Region
Leader stated the board will investigate the Oct 17 strike by IVE members and the eight day spread to UE, then address unresolved issues to the public, labor, management, and governors from affected states. The action follows the Federal Mediation Service quitting negotiations. Also noted are Work of Prayer services by local churches leading to World Day of Prayer on Feb 17 with a schedule of speakers at Grossnickle and Wolfsville churches.
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Federal Mediation Service
Quibbling May Stall New Housing Program
Washington February 12 prolonged delays and bureaucratic quibbling threaten to stall the military housing program now authorized for 100000 units. The House subcommittee recommended a three year extension and 303 million dollars more in federal mortgage guarantees to support service families. Chairman Raine warned FHA delays risk undermining military housing needs and questioned administration of the act. The program, added last summer to spur privately financed homes at bases in the United States and territories, faces internal disputes over implementation.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Raine D-Ala
Federal Housing Administration
Congress
FHA
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Guam
Virgin Islands
Law limits family entitlements and related allowances
The measure caps average family entitlements at 13 dollars and 50 cents. It also addresses waivers and adjustments, noting an expected average monthly cost near 90 dollars for essential services, with estimates tied to quarters and allowances for alarmed services.
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Peresanel
Fort Frederick 200th Anniversary Plans In Hagerstown
In Hagerstown on February 12 the 200th anniversary of Fort Frederick’s erection is to be discussed at a meeting Sunday May 13 at 2 pm in Hotel Alexander. Delegates including organizers and officials are urged to attend and decide if a commemorative stamp will be approved. Joseph Kaylor of the State Department of Forests and Parks will attend. A tentative program for the events has been outlined, and the Municipal Band of Hagerstown has offered to perform.
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Hagerstown
Fort Frederick
Hotel Alexander
Albert J. Robertson
Washington
Joseph Kaylor
State Department of Forests and Parks
Preservation Efforts Restore Ancient Footing to Fine State
A fragmentary note describes careful preservation work that has returned a historical artifact to a remarkable condition. Experts credit meticulous cleaning, stabilization, and environmental control for the improved state, enabling safer display and study.
Egyptian officer fires upon Gaza farmers land
An Egyptian army spokesman said an outpost opened automatic fire at Arab farmers working land near Khas Yuees in southern Gaza. He said damage occurred and Egypt protested to the Mixed Armistice Commission.
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Gaza
Palestine
Khas Yuees Im
Egypt
Mixed Armistice Commission
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