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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1949

Page

15

Loyalty Test Sparks Senate Labor Hearing in Washington

Senator Morse denounces the Taft-Hartley non-Communist affidavit as an insult to loyal labor leaders and urges universal loyalty declarations for any person seeking government services. Officials from employers and unions debate the law and past strikes, with figures like John L. Lewis and the AFL weighing in on injunctions and the closed shop during the hearing.

Washington Morse R-Ore United States Senate Labor Committee Vigoro Cie Taft-Haril Paul Wiam Green American Federation of Labor John L. Lewis Rock of Gibraltar Green National Labor Relations Board

Labor pledge debate sparks constitutional bond issue

Morse joins Greer in denouncing an oath as embarrassing to labor men. He argues any pledge should be a general statement of loyalty to constitutional government. He cites a suggested universal filing for all government service and dismisses the idea as an admission of weakness.

Morse Greer Oregon

U S Ready For All Comers Says Rovall

Rovall states the United States is prepared for all contingencies including an attack on Japan. He denies suggesting Japan would be indefensible and stresses readiness and resolve amid wartime tensions. Secretary of State Acheson confirms no change in occupation policy and deferral stance.

Japan Rovell Dean Acheson

Maryland GI Bill would back veteran loans in Annapolis

A Maryland House bill proposes a state guaranteed loan program for veterans with a 5 million fund. The measure creates a Veterans Loan Authority to issue up to 3000 for business or professional needs and up to 1000 for home furnishings, funded by state banks and a state reserve. Delegate Baynes argues it mirrors a New Jersey program.

Annapolis Maryland Veterans Loan Authority Baynes D-Balto Moeryland New Jersey

Exemption Bill Introduced On Gover and Stock Certificates

Delegate C. Citton Virth of Frederick County introduced two measures in the House on Wednesday. The bills aim to regulate exemption and handling of govern stock certificates by husbands. The proposals detail provisions affecting ownership and transfer rights within married couples.

C. Citton Virth Frederick County Gover

Inheritance Tax Exemption Measurereferral to Judiciary

The measure states that payable on death transfers exempt from the State inheritance tax. It was referred to the Judiciary Committee. The article compares William the Silent to George Washington as foundational figures in Dutch and American history.

Judiciary Committee William the Silent Prince of Orange Netherlands Spain George Washington

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