CIO Demands Pay Hike Move Continues Despite Prices
Washington reports CIO President Pillip Murray says wage talks will proceed with new wage demands. He dismisses food price breaks as impacting policy and notes no softening in anti inflation campaign. Economists await steel wage talks starting in April as prices rise and anti trust concerns draw congress scrutiny.
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Washington
CIO
Pillip Murray
Murray
Steel Today
Congress
Justice Department
Department
Rep. Keating
R-Nyc
Howe Judiciary Committee
Keating
Snow Delays and Budget Woes Hit University of Maryland
A Western Maryland snowstorm dumped two to twelve inches across the state with light travel disruption and no major accidents. Separately, University of Maryland construction is delayed due to insufficient funds, delaying a 300000 pool 350900 chapel and 800000 stadium upgrades until cash on hand is shown to the Board of Public Works.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Veterans Administration
C. L. Benton
Board of Public Works
University
Baltimore
Maryland
Another Lady Is Free of Stomach Gas and Headache
A woman claims relief from chronic stomach gas bloating and daily headaches after using INNER-AID. She notes meals now agree with her, with no gas or bloating, and constipation reduced. the ad touts INNER-AID’s cleansing action and urges purchase at drug stores.
Prosecutor Blasts Judge In Nazi Trials
Frankfurter dispatch reports Brig. Gen. Tel ford Taylor publicly attacked Iowa Supreme Court Justice Charlies F. Wennerstrum over an interview he gave to the Chicago Tribune. The crossfire centers on perceived subversion of U S interests during postwar war crimes trials and a controversial press copy route via Nuernberg.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Telford Taylor
Charlies F. Wennerstrum
Iowa Supreme Court
United States
Taylor
Wennerstrum
Chicago Tribune
US Army
Hal Foust
Nuernberg
Foust
Wennerstrom
Berlin
Tribune
Neernberg
Women’s Clubs Celebrate Woolsboro 25th Anniversary
The Woolsboro Women’s Club marked its 25th anniversary with a covered dish supper for 64 members and guests. The event featured a cake cutting by former and current presidents, prayer, songs, and tributes from past leaders and speakers, ending with Auld Lang Syne and a Mizpah benediction.
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Women’s Clubs Club
Woolsboro
Luther Remsberg
Homemakers Clubs
Airs. Schwarber
William Stauffer
Walkersville
Truman greeted by Virgin Islands as Champion of Human Rights
President Truman was welcomed in Charlotte Amalie Virgin Islands and hailed as Champion of Human Rights. He praised freedom beyond abolition, unveiled a plaque, and noted self-government steps while avoiding discussion of domestic civil rights controversy. Governor Hastie hosted the visit and local officials cheered his message.
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Charlot Amalie
Virgin Islands
Truman
Congress
William H. Hastie
Charlotte
Emancipation Park
Danish Virgin Islands
Roy P. Gordon
Municipal Council
Islands
Hastie
Mr. Truman
Washington
Democratic Party
Elks Plan Vacations for 1000 Underprivileged Youth
More than 400 Elks members from 16 lodges in Maryland DC and Delaware drew up plans for one week of vacations next summer at Camp Barrett Maryland for 1000 underprivileged youths and voted to continue entertaining veterans in regional hospitals. SITE NOT SETTLED Union Bridge Brethren church members debated a site for a larger building with a 65 to 35 vote in favor of the current location while a two thirds majority to move remained unsettled.
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ELKS
Baltimore
Elks Order
Camp Barrett
Ritchie
Maryland
District of Columbia
Delaware
Union Bridge
Five Inches of Snow Retards Traffic in Frederick City
Winter returned to the area over the weekend with five inches of snow recorded by the local weather observer. Sunday saw clearing skies and rising temperatures, melting most main highways. In Frederick City, streets stayed wet and iced over with slipping hazards as night fell. City workers spread cinders on intersections and graded streets. state and county crews kept major roads clear, melting remaining snow. Fire plugs were opened downtown to flush snow into sewers as temperatures ranged from 14 to 33 degrees. An unusual egg from Carrie E Willis’s hen yielded a second inner egg with an intact shell, contents unknown.
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Frederick City
State Roads Commission
County Roads Board
Acton
SRC
Frederick Street Department
Carrie E. Willis
Biddle Alley
Accused of Assault and Robbery by Baltimore Youth
An 18 year old, Isaish Brown, faces charges of assault and attempted robbery after a man with reduced vision was found semiconscious on a Baltimore street. He is also tied to snatching purses from 12 women and attacked Mrs. Curt P. Richter, wife of Johns Hopkins professor, with a club. A hearing is planned in Northeastate Police Court tomorrow. Bolivia breweries rely on imported hops for beer production.
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Northeastate
Isaish Brown
Leonard B. Noliey
Baltimore
Noliey
Brown
Curt P. Richter
Johns Hopkins University
Richter
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