Home Rule Bill Passes in Maryland Legislature
The General Assembly approved a constitutional amendment to extend home rule to Maryland cities and towns. Del Reed voted against. Senate amendments moved the bill back to the House for concurrence. The measure awaits a referendum at the next general election.
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General Assembly
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House
Senate
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R-Allegany
Maryland
House of Delegates
del. Polk
Worcester
Sena
Phoebus
Somerset
Crisfield
Sen
McLaughlin
Washington
Turnbull
Baltimore County
Hoff
Carroll
Redden
Caroline
Sobeloff Commission
Radio Schedule Highlights From Evening Broadcasts
A dense list of radio program times across CBS NBC and other networks details evening to late night offerings. Notable items include News and Commentary segments, The Lone Ranger, Beulah Sketch, Groucho Marx related programs, and various music and dramatic showcases featuring actors and hosts.
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Abe
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Nbe
Cbs News
Ape
Beulah
Ebs
Julius la Roca
Lone Ranger
Perry Como
FBI
Sammy Kaye
Abc
Great Gildersleeve
Cbs Starway
White House
Abe News & Orchestra
Cha News
Orchestra
Abe Sounding Board
Prisoner Beating Probe Under Way in Washington County Jail
State's Attorney John Hollyday said he is investigating reports that a prisoner was badly beaten by a deputy sheriff at the Washington County Jail. Inmates testified the beaten man was intoxicated, and John R. Carbaugh, 35, serving six months for larceny, was treated for facial and scalp wounds.
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Hagerstown
John
Hollyday
Washington County
John R. fRed Carbaugh
Carbaugh
Leister Isanogle
Jon
Clarksburg Community News Reflects Meetings and Local Happenings
Clarksburg community items cover executive meetings at the president’s home, church and club events, birthday notices, volunteer efforts for Sunday School transport, and awards. The record notes multiple church activities, a World Day of Prayer observance, and a planned spring festival by the P T A with March 9 meeting details. Also listed are trout stocking plans for Frederick County streams starting in early April and personnel notes on local officials and residents.
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Clarksburg
Bill Hammond
Joseph Osman
Cheswick
Raymond Whipp
Mary Lancaster
Julia Woodward
Myf
Germantown
Allen B. Steele
Clarksburg Community Association
Atlso
Nancy Hood
Clarksburg Homemakers Club
Paul Warfield
Charles Rabbitt
Florida
Theodore Jordans
Raymond Kings
Ivy Cooley
Falls Church
Albert Lardie
Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
Phebus
Discharge of 17 Upheld in Victor Products Case
A National Labor Relations Board examiner upheld the discharge of 17 Victor Products Corp. workers in Hagerstown Maryland after a series of picket line incidents. Trial Examiner Ralph Winkler found they engaged in unprotected strike activity by threatening company officials during a strike on April 10, 1950. The case, tied to the CIO United Auto Workers, was sent back by the U.S. Circuit Court to determine participation in picket line coercion, with the examiner leaning that 17 of the 18 named workers did so and thus lost protection under the Labor Law. The names include Harold Aycoth Howard Bitner Leo Bober Ray Holland Chester Jones James Kline Thomas Kunkleman George Kyne and others.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Victor Products Corp
Hagerstown
Ralph Winkler
NLRB
Cio-United Auto
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Winkler
Samuel Griffith
Harold Aycoth
Howard Bitner
Leo Bober
Ray Holland
Chester Jones
James Kline
Thomas Kunkleman
George Kyne
Oli
To Risk Soviets To Wed Girl There
Oklahoma City reports Homer H. Cox a 33 year old soldier who spent four years in a Russian prison says he will risk traveling through Soviet territory to marry his fiancée Inge Brenner a 26 year old Austrian they met while imprisoned. He was released Christmas Day and says his plan follows failed attempts to bring her here. Cox plans to fly to Vienna to reach the Russian sector and wed.
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Oklahoma City
Homer H. Cox
Berlin
Cox
Vienna
Former Berlin policeman to return home with bride
David Myers, Jesse Ingram, and Samuel J. Rowland are named in the report as associates of C. Douglas and Charles Fraley. Cox, who is behind the Curtain, expects discharge from the Army by March 14 and back pay estimated between $4,000 and $5,000 for four years. He plans six weeks in Vienna before bringing his bride to the United States with possible help from Senator Kerr to expedite the process.
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David Myers
Tosenho
Rosts
Samuel J. Rowland
C. Douglas
Charles Fraley
Mar. Cox
Gay
Jesse Ingram
John
Army
Cox
Vienna
Robert 5
Kerr
D-Okla
Preaching Mission at Harmony Church March 7 14
Rev. C Basil Grassnickle leads preaching mission at Harmony Church of the Brethren from March 7 to 14 at 7 30 PM nightly. Special music each evening with Myersville Men's Chorus providing on March 7.
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C. Basil Grassnickle
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Myersville
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