Lewis Accuses Two Leaders of Betrayal in Taft-Hartley Clash
Washington June 6 John L. Lewis accuses AFL President William Green and CIO President Philip Murray of betraying labor by backing changes in the Administration bill. He warns they would degrade labor and presses Senate to repeal the Taft-Hartley Act. Senate debate opens with Senator Thomas urging rapid repeal.
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Arrest Of Russ Spy Was Vetoed
Washington reports reveal an elaborate wartime trap for a Russian jet secret spy crumbled after Secretary of State Byrnes vetoed arrest per testimony to the House Un American Activities Committee. Loren Haas and the Franeys testified of FBI decoy work and a plan that allowed Schevchenko to leave the country.
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Dairy Employes To Accept Salary Boost
Washington June 6 union milk truck drivers and other dairy employes voted to accept an across the board $4 a week wage increase affecting about 1 525 workers. The Milk Drivers and Dairy Employes Local 246 AFL said the contract was approved 938 to 124 with gains in commissions overtime and working conditions. Minimum weekly pay set at $65.50 for chain store drivers $68.25 for wholesale and $63.50 for retail drivers.
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Washington
AFL
Eugene R. Hubbard
Moose Club Robbed of 730 Dollars in Nighttime Theft
City police disclosed the Moose Club at 110 West South Street was robbed of about $730 cash late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Authorities said no sign of forced entry was found and the thief or thieves remain unknown as leads are pursued. Gov Eddie Saltzman filed the report with Sheriff and City officers amid ongoing inquiries.
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Moose Club
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Eddie Saltzman
Iron carbonyl as anti knock fluid in wartime engines
Iron carbonyl was used as an anti knock fluid in motor vehicles in Europe and America during the war but it fouls spark plugs and wears engine parts.
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Europe
America
Identity Of Child Unknown In Frederick County
The Frederick County Childrens Aid Society reports a six week old foundling left on a West Second street bench last April remains unidentified. The baby, named Elizabeth, is cared for in a state approved foster home while numerous adoption applications arrive from within Maryland and other states. Elizabeth has a heart murmur that needs careful monitoring, though doctors hope she may outgrow it.
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Frederick County
Elizabeth
Roderick
CAS
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Childrens Aid
Maryland
Baltimore CAS reports May activities and custody actions
Local Child Welfare Society activities highlighted for May include placing a five month old baby with a Baltimore couple under a one year State supervised trial. The CAS returned custody of a five year old feeble minded girl to her parents after they rejected sterilization recommendations. A four year old local colored girl was committed to the Maryland Training School for Colored Girls. A sixteen year old boy in a foster home with homicidal tendencies was committed to Springfield State Hospital following evaluation. The board, led by President Charles McC. Mathias, noted a Foster Parents Meeting held May 21 at the Middletown Lutheran church recreation hall chaired by board member Mrs. Howard Gross.
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CAS
Maryland Training School For
Springfield State Hospital
Phipps Psychiatric Clinic
Frederick County
Charlies McC. Mathias
Middletown Lutheran Church Recreation Hall
Howard Gross
Night Spot Employee Must Pay $500 Fine
Ocean City night spot employee Frank Darrow pleaded guilty to running a gaming table and bookmaking and was fined $500 by Magister Fred Culver. Eleven patrons and Darrow were rounded up at Rick's Raft. disorderly conduct charges against patrons were dropped. Darrow previously paid a $200 fine last month. Culver warned him not to appear again on the charge.
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Berlin
Frank Darrow
Ocean City
Fred Culver
Darrow
Rick
Culver
Brittingham
Gambling raid nets eight horse race slips and cash
Darrow’s first gambling fine followed a similar raid that confiscated eight betting slips and $825. The incident suggests a pattern of enforcement actions targeting illegal wagering activities involving horse racing.
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Darrow
Blind Justice in Hagerstown as Murphy Detains Burglar
W E Murphy, neighbor to a dry cleaning shop, investigated an early burglar alarm. He confronted two men in an alley and held them at bay until Sgt John Draper arrived, when the sergeant decided there
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Hagerstown
W. E. Murphy
Murphy
John Draper
Burglary Claim Shifts as Two Men Freed Murphy Detained
The report states no burglary attempt occurred and two men were released while Murphy was arrested. The shop owner faced a concealed weapon charge and posted 50 dollars bail for a hearing scheduled June 23.
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Murphy
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