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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1955

Page

12

Union Shop Hearing Sparks Maryland Debate Standoff

In Annapolis on March 22 the Senate and House labor committees held a noisy hearing on outlawing the union shop. Eduard Colwill, head of the Maryland Right to Work Committee, faced questions about his group while officials pledged to provide a full member list. Supporters argue the bills protect worker choice. opponents warn of destabilizing labor unions and returning industrial relations to chaos.

Annapolis Senate House Maryland Eduard P Colwill Baltimore J Roland Stalzenbach Luare Comune Ideetk Bs Sen DiDomenico D-Ballo del Kirkland D-Anne Arundel Hurkland House of Delegates Unians Ena Ried Fae Virginia Supreme Court Harry Cohen Maryland District

India's Foreign Policy Topic Of Talk To Club

India's foreign policy was the subject of a Frederick Civic Club talk by Dr Olne I Reddick of Hood College. The event at president Mrs Andres G Truxal home drew about five members and guests and served as a reception for new members and the Junior Women's Club. New officers were elected with Mrs Melvin Partridge as president and others named.

Robert Kline Coffman Hood Hood College Frederick Curie Club Melvin Partridge Herbert Heston Shorewood Gardens Hampton House Henry Daws

Phelps-Graves Wedding Party In Mount Carmel Church

Miss Tamara June Cowen Mant gugbire of Vic and Mrs. Charles Morchiser, and Wilan Francis Phelps, were married March 6 at 2 30 p m in Mt Carmel church. The couple and bridal party pose with Sylvia Pazdersky Judy Hargett and others.

Strength For Today By Earl Douglass Training In Religion

A 1955 Frederick Maryland piece urges home based religious education. It argues homes are the primary school for children, with parents and family influence essential. It suggests nightly Bible reading and storytelling as key methods and stresses teaching many Bible verses over years.

Earl Douglass

Legalized betting bills die in Connecticut Legislature

In Hartford County, proposals to legalize pari mutuel betting on horse races died quickly in the Legislature after a Judiciary Committee hearing. The public session drew limited turnout as lawmakers weighed potential impacts on state gaming policy.

Haryford Conn Hick

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