Commiunists Test Bill Squelching Maryland Group
Annapolis March 6 Communists promise court tests if the General Assembly enacts the measure aimed at squelching Maryland Communists Philip Frankfeld chairman of the Communist Party of Maryland said party headquarters in Baltimore would stay open for business as usual If the bill becomes law we will fight it legally morally and in every possible way The Communist Party will never disband The bill named the subversive activities act of 1949 would criminalize belonging to any subversive organization after June 1 The bill targets Communism by name not outlawing it directly Loyalty checks for all state employees and a special Assistant Attorney General to track subversives are proposed The Senate and House consider additional measures including a veterans bonus graduate income tax powers and new Chesapeake Bay seafood laws A constitutional amendment to authorize a graduate income tax is set for a Senate session Monday night The Chesapeake Bar and Tribunaries Committee plans hearings on an Oyster Commission with Maryland Virginia links to end the oyster war and action on revamping the Tidewater Fisheries Commission Robert Frost will read at Hood College Friday March 18 with public invited
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General Assembly
Maryland
Philip Frankfeld
Communist Party of Maryland
Baltimore
Frankeld
Communist Party
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
House
Lane
Chesapeake Bay
Storm D-Frederick
Senate Finance Committee
Kimble
Allegany
Chesapeake Bar and Tributaries
Goldstein
D-Calvert
Potomac River
Potomac
Carly
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Criticised Chiang, Paper Is Closed in Nanking
National Salvation Daily was banned and editor Kung Teh-Pu arrested after accusing Chiang Kai-Shek of secret interference in government. The piece urged Chiang to go abroad for peace, while officials warned of ongoing power to block Li Tsung-jen’s peace efforts and end the civil war. Kung, nicknamed The Big Cannon, has a history of clashes with the regime.
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Nanking
National Salvation Daily
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chang
Chiang
Fengwha
Li Tsung-Jen
Formosa
Kung ‘Teh-Pu
Kung
Tang En-Po
Nanking- Shanghai
Legislative Yuan
Bing
Chiung
Big Cannon
Sun Fo
Sun
Fear for Nationalist China’s voice hinders peace talks
Li and allies fear the present development shows Li cannot speak for Nationalist China and could obstruct peace. They warn Chiang Kai-shek’s continued power and fierce Communist hatred may derail recently hopeful negotiations.
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Dent Li
China
Chiang
Threatened Bus Strike Avoided In Cumberland
Cumberland March 6 threatened bus strike was avoided when union drivers and maintenance men accepted a settlement offer by Potomac Edison Company. Local 1110 AFL members, numbering 86 workers, agreed to proceed with a new contract after negotiations yesterday and a meeting is set for tomorrow.
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Cumberland
Potomac Edison Company
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Sector Coach Employes
AFL
Wal
Limit On Veterans' Pensions Proposed
Washington reports two Republican House Veterans Committee members propose limiting pensions to those in need. They favor a $90 monthly pension for veterans of the last two wars at age 65, with a possible needs provision. Estimated cost exceeds $100 billion over 50 years, funded largely by veterans through taxes.
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House Veterans Committee
van Zandt C.penn
Davis
R-Wis
Congress
House
van Zandt
VFW
Truman Flees to Florida for Vacation with Reporters in Tow
President Truman arrived in Key West aboard the Independence after an early morning departure from Washington. Reporters trailed in a chartered plane as he prepared for a fortnight vacation at the Florida resort. In Washington, the House Rules Committee prepared to meet tomorrow to decide how a proposed veterans pension bill would be debated.
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Truman
Florida
Key West
Fla
Boca Chica
Washington
Boy Injured In Fall Into A Dry Quarry
A 14 year old boy, William E. Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Mathias B Miller Jr of West Fourth street, fell 15 feet onto jagged rocks at a dry quarry on Sister's Hill road Sunday afternoon. He suffered two deep hip wounds and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after companions flagged down Lieut. Six for help. Say you saw it in The News.
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William E. Miler
Mathias B. Miller
West Fourth Street
Miller
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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