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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1954
Page
12
The government invokes Taft-Hartley procedures to halt a two day strike by 4500 CIO workers at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky chemical plants for bomb materials. Glennan chairs inquiry with three appointees to fast report aiding possible 80 day injunction.
Baton Rouge July 8 The Louisiana legislature closed its 1954 session by retaining segregation and approving right to work. Gov. Kennon said he would sign the bill as Sen. Rainach led the committee backing segregation in defiance of the Supreme Court. Thurgood Marshall warned of legal action. The right to work law makes union membership optional. Separately Socony Vacuum announced a gasoline price cut in 11 eastern states and DC.
Baltimore July 8 The Maryland Republican leaders met in Gov McKeldins office to plan the July 24 1 pm state convention at the Lord Baltimore Hotel and outline hopes to retain control of the state administration. D Eldred Rinehart Malcolm Moos and Edward D E Robbins attended with McKeldin.
Carroll Manor Grange met at the Community Hall Adamstown with nineteen members. They voted to serve lunch at the Four-State Field Day August 20 on Earl Remsberg’s Buckeystown farm with Mrs Remsberg as general chair. They will send funds to National Grange Youth Sealing ship and four youths to a Garrett County camp. Funds from greeting cards totaled 26.77 and a $16 CARE package was approved. The x ray unit will visit Buckeystown August 26. The next meeting is July 19 at Gambrill Park with a picnic at 6:30 p.m.
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