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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1947
Page
6
Senate deliberations on labor bills continue as parties clash over the closed shop and bargaining provisions. Key figures including AFL CIO leaders and various committee members are slated to testify, with support split along party lines and industry groups watching closely.
A lengthy survey of radio offerings lists programs across stations including music segments, talk features, and news briefs. It notes varied formats and hosts, with mentions of specific show names, times, and scheduling quirks, reflecting a bustling broadcast landscape and evolving listener habits.
The Poolesville team posted a weekend split as Maryland’s program faces criticism over inadequate and unsatisfactory athletics. A state education group urged the University of Maryland to open a state basketball tournament while the board deliberated funding and staffing needs for teachers and hospital workers.
Stolen safes in Hagerstown were recovered after a search near a residential area. Sheriff Baker said the safes contained about 500 in cash and checks from a local company. A nearby creek site was identified as the likely disposal location with a door half torn off. The incident followed a game night at Saint Marys College where a forward scored late to help the team win.
Berkeley announces Northwestern University football coach as head football mentor at the University of California. William Waldorf confirmation came by telephone from Evanston. Salary details not disclosed but expected to match existing UC football coach pay. In St Moritz Barbara Platten Woolworth heiress reportedly silent on marriage reports to Troubetzkoy as hotel connections failed to confirm.
Unclear fragments describe executives and entities including GiGi and ABRs negotiating a merger. References to TEL and committee discussions hint at a consolidation effort amid legal and corporate maneuvering, with multiple named individuals and groups involved in unfolding strategic moves.
A boy was killed when a gasoline tank on an old boat exploded near Atlantic City. Despite a police and coast guard search, authorities could not immediately identify the victim. The incident occurred by a salvage yard and drew the attention of local responders at the scene.
A chaotic recap describes a celebrity figure in a publicized squeeze play amid sports and legal headlines. It notes involvement of a world champ, a famous team, and public figures from Los Angeles with references to a divorce case and court actions impacting a race law question.
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