Truman Adviser as a Former Red Sparks Senate Clash
Senator McCarthy charged that White House aide Phillip Nash, a minority problems expert, is a former Communist based on FBI files. Nash denied the claim, calling it a contemptible lie, noting his banjo playing and cranberry farming in Wisconsin Rapids and prior teaching at the University of Toronto.
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Phillip Nash
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McCarthy
Senate
Truman
Donald Dawson
Federal Loyalty Review Board
Communist Party
Communist Movement
University of Toronto
Legislators Asked To Back Teacher Pay
The Frederick County Teachers Association urged the Maryland Legislature to pass the Teachers Salary Bill over Governor McKeldin's veto. Leaders met with State Sen. Jacob Ramsburg to press for a temporary step to ease salary issues while noting broader problems in the salary schedule.
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County Teachers’ Association
Theodore R. McKeldin
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Frederick County
Ramsburg
Ugly Eczema No Joke
Sufferers from itching eczema pimples and blotches can try Peterson's Ointment at 40c with a money back guarantee. Also advertised for itching feet and cracks between toes.
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Eczema
Peterson
Maryland teachers seek salary plan with raised minimum and fewer steps
Frederick County Teachers Association urges county delegates to back a state program raising the minimum teacher salary while cutting the years to reach higher levels. If not introduced, they recommend supporting the Teachers Salary Bill against the Governor's veto. Also notes Arthur P Madden resigns as head of IRS intelligence unit in Chicago for health reasons after aiding prosecutions of Capone gang.
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Maryland
Frederick County
T-Man
Chicago
Arthur P. Madden
Idsho Tops Region in Lumber Production
Idsho state leads the lumber industry, producing more wood than Maine New York and Pennsylvania combined. The claim highlights Idsho's dominance in timber output across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions.
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Idsho
Maine
New York
Pennsylvania
Lewis Would Tighten U. S. Mine Safety Laws
John L. Lewis urged Congress to strengthen mine safety rules citing 114 025 deaths in coal mining and 1 404 975 injuries since 1930. He asked for federal inspectors with power to shut down unsafe mines, denouncing operators as callous and brutal in a Senate hearing.
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John L. Lewis
Congress
United Mine Workers
Senate Labor
Congress of the United States
Lewis
Kentucky Coal Operators
KCO
Pending bill targets salt producers
Legislative text aims to eliminate malt producers, proposing regulatory steps and a phased shutdown. Officials warn of economic impact on local industries, while advocacy groups call for alternatives and careful deployment of the measure.
Parole Granted for Robert N. Hall in 19th Century Robberies
ANNAPOLIS Jan 30 Gov McKeldin approved parole for Robert N Hall 32 year old Baltimore man serving a nine year term for automobile and safe robberies in 1847 He was among 13 inmates released under supervision from Maryland penal institutions Two face immediate charges in other states The case linked to two safeburglaries including a $1405 pharmacy theft plus car thefts and stolen whisky Baltimore criminal court sentence now incomplete.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
Robert N. Hall
Baltimore
Hall
Maryland
Local defendants receive prison terms and paroles
Ad Hall received nine years in the House of Correction on March 7, 1947, for two burglary counts, unauthorized car use, and larceny. William J. Burnette drew six years on two charges. James A. Jenkins was found innocent. Paroled were Charles Harry Baugher, March 30, 1961, Frederick County Circuit Court, up to 12 months in the State Reformatory for Males for breaking and entering and grand larceny. Richard L. Beall, December 7, 1950.
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Ad Hall
House of Correction
Wiliam J. Burnette
James A. Jenkins
Charles Harry Baugher
Frederick County
State Reformatory
Richard L. Beall
Baltimore Transit raises transfers by two cents
Baltimoreans will begin paying a two cent increase to transfer between lines starting at midnight tomorrow. The Baltimore Transit Company announced the new charge amid planning for the move.
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Baltimore
Public Service Commission Approves Temporary Rate Change
Report notes a four month approval by the Public Service Commission for a line change with a plan to make it permanent. The move aims to offset annual $800,000 wage increases granted to drivers, affecting Sunday operations.
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Public Service Commission
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