Object To Le-Oland Beer Permit Request
Residents testified against a beer and light wine license at Le-Oland near Braddock Heights citing Route 40 danger, parking issues, and nearby recreational activities. Applicants Beyland, Borland, and Strathern defended the venture noting safety improvements and community interest. the decision was deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le-Oland
Braddock Heights
Route 40
the Heights
G. Cleveland Trout
James K. Beyland
Lois Borland
Hargett Dahlia Gardens
William C. Strathern
Braddock
Middletown
Edwin C. Stoffer
Earlj
Paul Ramsburg
J. E. Stephens
Heights
Bhut Holden S. Felton
Hamsburg
Frederick
Ramsburg
le Oland
Stevens
Braddock District
Boyland
Strathern
Supreme Court rules Lea act constitutional in Petillo case
Washington June 23 The Supreme Court today upheld the Lea act, commonly called the anti-Petrillo law, as constitutional in its ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Washington
Supreme Court
Taft-Hartley Bill Aims To Reshape Labor Law Today
Washington notes explain how the Taft-Hartley bill would alter the Wagner act by forcing unions to bargain with bosses, banning closed shops, allowing injunctions for national health and welfare risks, and introducing limits on union actions. It also addresses Communist officers, foremen bargaining, excessive dues, contract damages, and unfair labor practices as part of the sweeping changes debated by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations’ Board
NLRB
Congress
Senate
Norris-La- Guardia
25 Years With F. and M. Bank Celebrated
Mr and Mrs Gordon F Palmer host banking employees and families in the tea room atop High Knob to honor his 25 years with Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. Guests include RE Delaplaine, Benjamin L Shuf, N Wilson Schley and many others as dancing and a Parker 51 pen gift mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon F. Palmer
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
High Knob
Palmer
Ba Punch
Ann
Air
RE. Delaplaine
Benjamin L. Shuf
N. Wilson Schley
Myr
Robert Price
Rashi Specht
Mir
Gur Nusz
Herbert Staley
Frank B Sappington
Roger L. Myers
Anna Margaret Herbert
Louise Sappington
Joanna Urner
Dorothy Haller
Doris Peitroit
Betty Irene Palmer
Michael Croghar
Clyde From
Paul R. Whipp
Russia to Join Parley on Aid to Europe
London reports Russia will join Britain and France in a conference on American aid to Europe. Molotov and Bevin may meet with Georges Bidault in Paris as talks on Marshall Plan aid begin. A French source says the acceptance is welcomed. Clayton arrives in London for talks with Bevin and other ministers. An observer proposal is discussed.
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London
Russia
Briain
France
Europe
Ayinisters
Paris
V. M. Molotov
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Tass
Reial
Moscow
Briment
U. S
George C. Marshall
Tihe
Ivan Avalov
Rambouillet
Bidault
William L. Clayton
U.S
Bevin
Paul ‘Porter
Heights Playground Opens With Card Party Planned
The Braddock Heights playground opened this morning under sunny skies. A Tuesday card party at Vindobona will raise funds to maintain supervised play. Mrs. Alvie Etzier donated hand painted iron table prizes and ticket sales are strong with cash contributions noted. Last year 60 to 70 tables were in play and attendance is expected to be similar. A bazaar for refreshments and assorted items will accompany cards. Children aged nine to 12 who have played there during vacations are welcome each weekday morning.
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Braddock Heights
Vindobona
Alvie Etzier
Monkeys Vaccinated Against Infantile Paralysis at Hopkins
Johns Hopkins scientists report success vaccinating monkeys against polio using an active virus to trigger antibodies. Twenty three subjects received multiple injections before being exposed to live polio virus. those with four or more muscle shots showed no paralysis, while unvaccinated monkeys all developed paralysis.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Isabell Morgan
Howard A. Howe
David Bod
Hopkins Polioelitis Research Center
Brownsh
Hopkins
American Journal of Hygiene
Believe It Or Not Summer Warm Spell Starts
The Weather Bureau reports a cool start with a 45 degree minimum on Sunday, marking the beginning of astronomical summer at 2:19 a.m. Early Sunday saw a dip into the forties, but a rise to 81 in the afternoon brought a touch of warmth. Tonight may dip under 50 with a slight warmup expected tomorrow and a possible light shower.
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Mercury
Weather Bureau
Frederick
Contested Ballots Flag 1936 Senate Race In Baltimore County
Counting began on 15 090 contested ballots in the Baltimore county portion of the 1936 senate race between Senator Herbert R. O Conor and D John Markey. Inspections and challenges totaled about 7 900 ballots marked for Markey and 6 800 for O Conor. If upheld, challenges could swing a 1 100 vote margin, with disputed ballots sent to the Senate investigating committee in Washington for final decision.
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Teneson
Baltimore County
Herbert R. O'Conor
D. John Markey
O'Conor
Marker
Baltimore City
Markey
Senate Investigating Committee
Washington
Rayon Mills Feel Effect of Celanese Plant Strike
Cumberland workers from Celanese plant strike over wage and union shop issues. Plant management and union officials depart for a peace meeting in Washington with U S Conciliation Service chief Edgar Warres due to arrive for the 3 PM talks. The 24 day shutdown threatens rayon production at the Cumberland facility and disrupts local operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
P—Celanese Corporation
Fred T. Small
Edward R. Allan
Textile Workers Union of America
Edgar L. Warres
U. S. Conciliation Service
New York
ESS 2
Celanese Corporation
Valent
Kramer Advances to Wimbledon Title Run
Top seed Jack Kremer of Los Seles moved into the Wimbledon second round after defeating Bill Moss of Birmingham 6 9 6 1 6 0. Kremer swept the final two sets to secure the match despite an opening set setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer
Wimbledon
Jack Kremer
Los Seles
Bill Moss
Birmingham
England
Supreme Court upholds blue ribbon jury verdict in New York
Washington June 23 The Supreme Court today sustained the conviction of labor union officials Joseph S Fay and James Bove on charges of extorting money from construction contractors under a blue ribbon jury ruling.
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Washington
The
Supreme Court Today
New York
Joseph S. Fay
James Bove
Conference Opens At Hood College for Presbyterian Youth
Nearly 200 high school Presbyterians from Delaware and surrounding states arrive at Hood College for the annual Presbyterian Senior Conference. Rev. Franklin B. Gillespie leads the faculty, with Grace Ing of Shanghai and Evelyn Struth attending as mission representatives. The theme is The Purpose We Share as sessions begin after dinner with hymn service and campus activities.
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Hood College
F Presbyterian
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Franklin B. Gillespie
McClean
Grace Ing
Shanghai
China
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Evelyn W. Struth
Board of National Missions
Brodbeck Hall
Directors To Manage Local I. O. O. F. Home
Board members will run the I. O. O. F. Home as an operating committee after no successor found for Rev. Edwin P. Fellenbaum who resigned to lead a Methodist church near Ellicott City. Superintendent post openings to be discussed at July 24 board meeting. Arrestees include four suspects in Kinneharts Alley and Adamstown cases amid a rising New York stock market.
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Edwin P. Fellenbbaum
Ellicott City
Irs
Fellenbaum
Charles B. Shane
Baltimore
M. C. Fuss
Taneytown
McLane Wakefley
Belair
George C. Zinkham
Thurmont
A. H. Harrington
Frederck Charles M. Lev
Ida Hoppman
Labor Bill Likely To Be Passed In Senate Vote
Washington June 2007 President Truman urges Democrats to sustain his veto of the Taft Bailey labor bill calling it dangerous legislation that would harm the country. Taft expects final enactment with a two thirds vote after a long filibuster as the Senate prepares to vote on the measure. The bill would expand the National Labor Relations Board and the president would appoint outstanding citizens to its board and counsel. Grace M LaFitte granted absolute divorce from Alfred LaFitte in Equity Court with Grace Walter’s maiden name restored. Administration of the Na tional Labor Relations Board and board appointments discussed.
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Washington
ABC
House
Truman
Senate
Congress
Treaman
Barkley
Taft
National Labor Relations
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
Paul M. Herzog
John BM. Houston
James J. Reynolds, Jr
Manslaughter Charged In Elkton Fish Market Incident
George Whalen heavy set owner of Elkton fish market was held in Cecil County jail on manslaughter charges in the death of Michael L Peterson who died after an Elkton Moose Club gathering at Hammond's Beach on the Elk River. Peterson reportedly died from injuries after an altercation with Whalen. The coroner ruled the death caused by a blow to the jaw and upper body. Loretta Molwer, Peterson's daughter, was present at the time.
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Elkton
George Whalen
Cecil County
Michael L. Peterson
Elk. Barber
Henry Constable
Peterson
Elkion Moose Cinb
Hammond's Beach
Elk River
Loretta
George Molwer
Flood Toll Reaches 16 in Nebraska Flooding and tornadoes claim lives and isolate towns
In Cambridge Nebraska a catastrophic flood and surrounding storms left many dead and missing as Medicine Creek flooded 12 feet. Floodwaters cut communications, drowned residents, and stranded people in trees and rooftops. North Loup and Broken Bow reports add to state-wide damage estimates as effort to restore lines continues.
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Cambridge
Neb
Nebraska
Nany
Medicine Creek
Here
Burwell
North Loup
Broken Bow
Thomas Mitchell
George J. Porter
Harry D. Strunk
Republican Valley Conservation Association
Aiccook Gazette
Court Dismisses Equity Case Over Magnolia Avenue Lot
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer signed an order dismissing the equity suit by William B and Carrie B James Rebecca Shook Kuhn administratrix of the Shook estate and Helen T Kolb and C Albert Gilson executors of the Kolb estate against Roy C and Frances M Cutsail and Leroy B and Evelyn Staley Cutsail regarding a Magnolia avenue lot valued over 2000 dollars The petition was filed through William J Storm and Frances Perrott attorneys for the complainants who said settlement has been reached with a nominal sum reported by one attorney
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Patrick M Schnauffer
William B
Carrie B. James
Rebecca Shook Kuhn
William T. Shook
Helen T. Kolb
C. Albert Gilson
William O. Kolb
Roy C
Frances M. Cutsail
Leroy B
Evelyn Staley Cutsail
Magnolia Avenue
Francis Mi. Cutsail
Leroy Catsail
Tne
William 3
Storm
Francs Perrott
Wilter
Bre
If We Don't Help Others Will He Says
Secretary Marshall warned on June 23 that if the United States does not aid Latin America and Canada they will seek weapons and training elsewhere. He urged Congress to authorize leading Western Hemisphere arming programs, including sharing arms and training, plus educational exchanges to improve mutual understanding among nations.
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Washington
Marshall
Army
House Foreign Affairs
Patterson
Navy
Forrestal
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chester W. Nimitz
Truman
Congress
House Committee
United States
Canada
Xxx
Germany
Jury Trial Sought on Assault Charge in Maryland Case
Charles W. Smith of Myersville Route 1 pleaded for a jury trial on an assault and battery charge involving his sister Katherine. He was remanded to jail in default of a $250 bond after arrest by Sheriff Guy Anders and Deputy George Crouse. Floyd Delavier, also of Myersville Route 1, was acquitted of operating without a license amid a name change process. State Trooper W M Houck and others filed charges. collateral forfeitures listed for multiple defendants, including John W. Erbach Pittsburgh and James K. Halsey Hollins Va., with varying sums and costs.
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Katherine
Charles W. Smith
Myersville
Route 1
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Guy Anders
George Crouse
Floyd Austin Delavier
W.m.houck
John W. Erbach
Pittsburgh
William E. Capienhaver
Baltimore
James K. Halsey
Hollins
Luther L. Metz
West South Street
Charles Sachs
Miami
Fla
Richard A. iCorp
Carlisle Pa
Robert Taylor
Howard D. Blank, Jr
Gale E. Page
New York City
A. D. Hasenbuhler
R. F. Stone
W. A. Muichner
Houck
Ultrafax could send 1600000 words per minute speed claim
Washington reports NBC president Niles Trammell said a new ultrafax radio communication system by RCA could transmit up to 1,600,000 words per minute and send a 50,009 word novel from New York to San Francisco in 60 seconds. He compared current methods to an ox cart next to a Stratoliner. Public showings planned this summer. Changes in managers at Acme Super Market and South Market Street American Store announced by G Oliver Price. Shirley Braungart will run the Super Market. Aus tin C Gibbons retires due to ill health. Garwood Harrison to replace Braungart at the American Store.
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Washington
NBC
Niles Trammell Sid
Ultrafax
New York
San Francisco
National Broadcasting Company
Congress
Radio Corporation of America
Acme
South Market Street
G. Oliver Price
Shirley Braungart
Austin C. Gibbons
Garwood Harrison
North Market Street
Mr. Braungart
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Iron Mountain
Mich
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Hood
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Boteler
Jesse S
Fifer
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Ray
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Mrr
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Mr. Pleasant
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Ruth Johnson
Kinnehart’s Alley
John Harri James Harris
Adamstown
Frank Dorsey
Ben Phebus
Martin Kanade
Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Grace M. LaFitte
East Patrick Street
Alfred LaFitte
Camp Detrick
Grace M . Walters
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Richard E Zimmerman
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