Political Ban Ruling Hits Taft Hartley Law Challenge
March 15 report from Washington on a federal ruling that Taft Hartley’s political activities ban is an unconstitutional abridgment of free speech and assembly. CIO President Murray endorsement case tests the act while the government pursues a second indictment over union political spending. Fire and accident notes follow including forest blazes in Maryland, multiple fire crews, and a fatal railroad accident involving a two year old boy near Hagerstown.
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Washington
Taft-Harley
Fednt
CIO
Philip Murray
Justice Department
Prempus
Supreme Court
Attornness
Senate
House
John R. O'Brien
Tafi ‘Rohio
Murray
CIO News
Edward Garmats
Congress
Baltimore
Fanatic Kills One and Wounds Six in NYC Catholic School Drama
A 65 year old man described as a religious fanatic fired two pistols at Catholic high school boys on a Manhattan street, killing one and wounding six, three critically. He said Catholics were responsible for his son’s death. police cornered him on a building’s third floor after a chase by students and bystanders. He was captured after police shot at him and he fired at them.
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New York
Marke L. Merkevich
Manhattan
Poice
Driver Pleads Guilty in Emmieburg Incident
A motorist pleaded guilty Sunday night in Emmieburg after magistrate Jacob E Baker processed the case in Smithsburg. The defendant, detained by Trooper Bond, faced charges connected to an incident that occurred about midnight Sunday while allegedly under the influence of liquor.
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Emmieburg
Gilmor
Smithsburg
Jacob E Bakertsburg
Needy
Winter Recreation Program Offers Busy City Activities
The City Recreational Commission, in regular session at City Hall, voiced satisfaction with attendance in Fredrick's winter part-time plan. They outlined outdoor options for school breaks and favored supervisory hires, noting indoor interest with 143 teens at dances and strong youth programs.
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City Recreational Commissioners
City Hall
Fredericks
Commissson
Recreational Commission
Commission
Linceln High School
Commission meeting attendees last night
The meeting included Rey W Merval Weaver, Russell H McCain, Eugene WW ruil, F Russell Young, Mrs Paul Johnson, Mrs Heblma Hahn Bowers, Mrs Henry R Shoe maker, Mrs Paul S Michael, Byron A Winebrewer, and Robert L Smith.
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Rey W Merval Weaver
Russell H McCain
Eugene Ww.ruil
F. Russell Young
Paul Johnson
Heblma Hahn Bowers
Henry R Shoemaker
Paul S Michael
Byron A. Winebrewer
Robert L. Smith
Magistrates' February Fines Reported in Frederick Courts
Fines and assessments in Frederick magistrates' courts for February totaled £1,621 06, reported to the County Commissioners by Clerk George Best. The amount was about $200 above January’s low. Disbursements included Frederick City fines, $134 State fines, $2125 civil costs, $3880 Constable costs, $479 Sheriff criminal costs, $4515 to Game and Inland Fish Commission, with no fines or civil costs returned for the commission.
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Herman Toms
John W. Rice
Laimb‘s Knol
Toms
Vindobona
Frederick
Melvin Schwearing
Charles Wisner
Jack Frenchman
Divon Place
Braddock Heights
Amiddietust
Salamander
Burkitsville
Scheel
Brunswick
Myersville
Middletown
Burkittsville
Independents
Uniteds
Frederick Motor Co
Wisner Street
Clifton Freed
East Church Street
Freed
Trail Farm
Frederick Junction
Thurmont
Sundaloff
Blue Mountain
George Best
Frederick City
DMV Leads Sheriff Fines with $1.03 Million in February
The Department of Motor Vehicles accrued the largest fines in February, totaling 1.0339 million dollars, surpassing other agencies including the Sheriff’s department. The figure highlights DMV enforcement impact and monthly revenue.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Fined $100 As Drunk Driver Magistrate Rules
Magistrate Alton Y Bennett fined Harry Flock Minnick $100 and costs for drunken driving and dismissed a peace disturbance warrant against Morris Habn. Minnick admitted guilt to damaging Lafayette bridge and vehicle damage totaling $900. A Kentucky couple Austin and May Davis were jailed five days for drunkenness. Other fines and sentences followed for local residents, including road work orders and suspended sentences. A letter from Germany described wartime poverty and gratitude for a dress sent by Mrs. Coblenz.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Harry Flock Minnick
East Fourth Street
Morris Habn
B& © Avenue
Ipelice Court
Minnick
Lafayette Bridge
East Patrick Street
Stup and
Kaoode
Kentucky
Austin
May Davis
Dorsey
Burras
Bert Wills
Montevue
Claude Gardner
John Henry Gray
Kiln
Robert Jackson
Christine Dorsey
Gladis Howard
LeRoy R. Herbert
Harvey Gilmore
Ferry Grove
E. Austin James
Morris Hahn
Irving Shuffler
Harry Phillips
Habo
Hahn
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Hagerstown
Roger Mills
Maryland
Salker
South Market
Evensnss
Allen’s Market & Second Sts
Balto
Balt
N. Y
George Hamilton
West End Motors
W. Patrick Street
Comaker
North Market
Masaryk
Cerin
Foreign Office
Prague
Jan Masaryk
Eduard Benes
NEA Radio-Telephoto
Victor
South Market St
Stokers
Weil Brothers
North Market St
Delphey
West Patrick St
Germany
Harry B. Coblentz
Stegelsbachy
Baden
Waldemar Abel
Cob
Jentz
Abel
United States
Prinee
NORGE
D.e.cline & Son
Funeral Directors — Ambulance Service
Benner
Cheviot Haiti
Prigazne
Eel Gattar Srna
Nawure
Hendrickson
Feltante
Burall's Cycle Shop
C. C Carty’s
E Patrick St
Beddetts
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