Chile Demands U N Probe Of Czech Coup In Fight Over Aggressor
Chile demands United Nations investigation into Russia s role in the Czech coup and calls for action at the Security Council. Herman Santa Cruz asserts Chilean support for Jan Papanek and requests a non voting seat for Chile as the council mulls the case. An unrelated Oakland fatal accident reports Hannah Dalton, 55, burned to death after a match ignited her dress.
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Adolf Hitler
Russia
Council
U. N
Europe
Herman Santa Cruz
Gabriel Gonzalez Videla
Santiago
Santa Cruz
Chile
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Orb
Trygve Lie
Lie
Jan Papanek
Papanek
U.N
Corncil
Jan Masaryk
Council For
Oakland
Calif
Hannah Dalton
State CIO Split Over Third Party
Baltimore unions protested a move by their state and city executive councils to back the national CIO directive against the third party. Representatives from cooks, stewards, and several unions charged the action violated constitutional rights and the autonomy of affiliated locals to choose public support. They warned officials had become appendages of Democratic Party bosses and said the act reversed CIO progress.
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Baltimore
Mar
Balttimore Cio
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Work
National Union of Marineers
International Union of Mine
United ,Furniture Workers of America
Tthe Food
Tobacco and Agricultural Workers of America
Fint
Jnck Zucker
iElectrical
Radio
CIO
Democratic Party
Williams Sentenced in Maryland Housing Fraud Case
Washington reports George H. Williams was sentenced to four to eighteen months in jail after conviction for defrauding veterans in three housing projects in Prince Georges County Maryland. He faced possible penalties up to 75 years or $71,000 in fines. judge cited lack of concealment during trial. In Vienna, Dr Zdenek Cery protested Austrian press comments about Czechoslovakia, which Austria rejected as free press.
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Williams
Washington
George H. Williams
Prince Georges County
Maryland
Everett Street
Kensington
Alexander Hotlzoff
Vienna
Zdenek Cery
Foreign Office
Czechoslovakia
Democrats Dine Monday Dinners Stir Maryland District Race
In Baltimore and surrounding counties, Democratic leaders weigh a potential bid by former Representative H. K. Street Baldwin for the Second District seat. Baldwin, who served three terms in Congress, hints at a May primary run as party factions mobilize around the Baltimore wards and neighboring counties.
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Baltimore
Maryland
HK Street Baldwin
Lane
D'Alesandro
James H. Pollack
Baltiumore
Jack” Pollack
Baldwin
House
Washington
Millard E. Tawes
Harford
Carroll
Hugh A Meade
Steade
Bolton Files Candidacy Challenged by Local Backers
In Baltimore County at least three candidates are expected. State Senator William P. Bolton has filed. Political supporters predicted solid backing from leaders in three counties for Bolton, but faced a setback when Baldwin emerged as a disruptor.
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Baltimore County
William P. Bolton
Marbe
Suspended Jail Term for Copeland in New London Case
James Copeland, colored, received a suspended 30 day jail sentence after being found guilty of unlawfully taking an automobile near Fulmer's Station. Testimony noted he was befuddled by drink. Magistrate Manuel M. Weinbers cited complainant Martin Stockman and arresting officer Sherman Boone. Proceedings arose from a case heard near the Post Office.
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James Copeland
New ‘London
Arunk
Manuel M. Weinbers
Copeland
Martin Stockman
Fulmer
Sherman Boone
Jesse McClary
Adamstown
Lawrence Hiltner
Winchester Street
Collson
Church
Marret
Hiltner
Clary
Theodore Lichtenstein
Frederick Merchant
Sergt. Swamler
Blunday
Maurice Hahn
Irving Shuffler
B & O Avenue
Hahn
Huntry Philips
Sears Cole
Osheerstand Twentey
Charles Hees
Burras
Camp Detrick
Kathell Moore
Dallas
Texas
Bartgis
Potts
Beng
Fort Belvoir
Burkittsville Mass Meeting Aims at European Relief
A mass meeting is planned in Burkittsville for residents of Burkittsville Middletown and Brunswick on Wednesday March 17 at 730 p m at the Parish Hall. The event will inform attendees about relief efforts for starving and homeless in Europe with a Church World Service Center film and a talk by a member of the Relief Sale committee from Washington and Frederick counties. The plan includes a relief sale at the Hagerstown Fairground on April 8 with an auction of salable items to raise up to 25000. An estimated 10000 people are expected to attend. The local committee includes Claude Anhalt and others from Middletown.
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Burkittsville
Middletown
Brunswick
Hell
Thee
Europe
Church World Service Center
New Windsor
Relief Sale Committee
Washington
Frederick
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fairground
Berg
Burhittasie
Iho Youns Fog Middletown
Claude Anhalt
Beating Case and Tax Indictment Highlight Maryland News
In Baltimore Hobart Taylor was sentenced to three years for abusing a nine month old, with prior similar charges. Dr Albert H L Wilkerson faced a five count federal tax evasion indictment for 1941 to 1945 totaling sixty one thousand three hundred ninety five dollars. Also noted is a brief on the English Channel's width and length distances.
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Baltimore
Hobart Taylor
Beau
A Clifton
Taylor
Albert HL Wilkerson
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Markell & Ford
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Walkersville, MD
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