Education Is Greatest Hope Says VanPool at Frederick Brunswick Grad
Gerald M. VanPool of Washington urged education as mankind’s great hope in a joint Brunswick Frederick high school graduation address. He warned against lazy thinking and warned that embracing communism harms the nation, praising ten needs for socially conscious citizens. The ceremony opened with a band processional and invocation by Rev. Samuel S. Johnston.
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Court Delays Rule 904 On Crime News Publication
Baltimore Court of Appeals effectively voids most of Rule 904 banning pretrial crime news. Five judges disagree with limiting statements by officials. says it risks censorship and violates free press. Contempt convictions of four broadcasters overturned. case centers on broadcasting pretrial murder details of Eugene H. James.
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Charles Markell
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Henderson
Brunswick graduates mark 11th grade exercises
Paul Wagner presided with Harry O Smith at the Brunswick ceremony and read the graduates names. Diploma presented by Herman Hauver for the Brunswick graduate. Graduates included Paul Wilson Smith George William Baker Jr Sabra Lee Chambers DeEtta Mae Hawkins Kenneth Lawrence Krantz Shirley Kathryn Taylor and William David Wiles. Recessional was the band rendition of Pomp and Circumstances directed by Sperry L. Storm. Washington June 9 Truman says atomic testimony unchanged in Lilienthal era. Natural waxes may derive from animal insect mineral or vegetable origins.
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Brunswick
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Sabra Lee Chambers
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Shirley Kathryn Taylor
William David Wiles
Sperry L. Storm
Lewis Is Headline Hunter Says Truman Of UMW Chief
President Truman labeled John L. Lewis a headline hunter while stressing the coal strike will not block repeal of the Taft Hartley Act. He argued for executive power in labor disputes and opposed 80 day injunctions, amid Senate debate on repeal and calls for cooler heads.
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Withers
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Debate Over President's Implied Powers Sparks Senate Fight
The debate centers on whether the President holds implied authority during emergencies. Senators Taft and Morse sharply challenged the idea, arguing against recognizing complete discretion without explicit grants. Withers urged clarity to reassure skeptics of implied powers.
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Implied powers critique sparks constitutional debate
Morse decries implied powers as a dangerous divergence from the Constitution. A public service notice corrects a Thursday report about St. John's Lutheran Sunday activities, stating 8 pm service and 9 day service at 4 pm (dst) on Sunday.
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