Labor Policy Committee ends boycott role in mobilization effort
Washington April 30 The Labor Policy Committee LPC representing about 15 8 000 AFL CIO railroad workers voted unanimously to return immediately to agency posts vacated February. The move follows a walkout from the Stabilization Board on February 16 and a plan to reconstitute a larger panel this week under George W. Taylor. The group will have six labor members and advisory posts for leaders from CIO and AFL. George M. Harrison and others join as advisers to Wilson and Johnston. The committee says prices must be regulated and a new campaign for constructive Congressional action is needed.
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Elmer E. Walter
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Luff's Stuft en mene and Rome era reflections
The piece notes that when generals returned victorious to Rome the emperors at home appeared smaller, with ceremonies mirroring Roman displays. It emphasizes how the actors’ traits, aims, and roles shape these events, attributed to VN. A. Lufburrow, and adds a remark that nearly all U S hops come from California Oregon and Washington.
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Anu Aainre
Ihaea
Rome
A. Lufburrow
New Transmitter Beamed To Czechs By Radio Free Europe
Munich April 30 Radio Free Europe plans a new transmitter aimed at Czechoslovakia tomorrow with four more stations planned for Poland Hungary Romania and Bulgaria. C D Jackson says the Czechoslovakian home service will be written by Czechs and operate from Munich as a European station using American technique to compete with Communist Prague and Bratislava. Financed by private American donations the station seeks to aid anti Communist efforts.
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Local Socials and College Endowment Drive
Lovettsville and nearby households are noted for visits and celebrations including Mrs A L Shoemaker and Miss Bernice Everhart visiting relatives, Mrs Virginia Working turning 80, and Home Demonstration Club activities. Western Maryland College plans an endowment drive of 77000 in Baltimore with prior progress of 375000 already raised.
Lions Club meeting in Taneytown names new officers
Taneytown Lions Club at Taney Inn highlighted by election of officers including Harry Dougherty as president and several vice presidents. Delegates named for district convention May 23 to 26 in Washington. Other items: a comedy play by Taneytown High School Alumni Association set for May 3 and 4, Memorial Day parade plans, and a birth notice for Robert Clayton Anderson born April 22 at Annie M. Warner Hospital.
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Taney Inn
Sons of
Pikesville Club
Harry Dougherty
Singleton Remsburg
Murray Baumgardner
Curtis Bowers
Homer Myers
Don Webb
Harley Holler
Norman Saturble
Washington
Hoke Ommert
Tom Tracey
Wilbert Hess
Remsburg
John Hoegland
Webb
Charles Eckard
Robert Feeser
Outgang
William Heagy
Robert Thomas
Edward Sipe
Gettysburg College
Mildred Stine
Taneytown High School Alumni Association
George Motter
Mildred Rittase
John Harner Jr
Catherine
Martin
George Sauble
Minnie Ingram
Ruthanna Airing
Pearl Bollinger
Charlotte Bollinger
Anna Sanders
Larcina Bream
Francis Myers
Dougherty
Robert C. Anderson
Gettysburg R. D
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Robert Clayton
Transport and Teens in Taneytown Area News
A Taneytown roundup notes a baby born weighing eight pounds fifteen ounces to Mrs. Anderson formerly Miss Josephine Hess. The Hess family is listed as local residents and the note mentions Laneytown. Miriam Reindollar has returned home from Gettysburg Hospital after a minor operation. The Taneytown high school will observe daylight saving time per school authorities. Jere Schacter spoke at a Rey Club meeting on Pitfalls of A Soldier in Military Service with Andrew Alexander on trumpet and Mrs. Wallace Yingling at piano. Local students Doris Ingram Janet Flickinger Mildred Reinaman Billy Weaver passed the vehicle operation test. High school class meetings covered parties Meldrips and the junior-senior prom. Mrs. Gladys Winnert of Westminster spoke on Juvenile Delinquency to the 22th grade. The baseball team beat Manchester 31 to 1 on Tuesday. Mrs. Irene Deleon Juove won a radio in a prize contest. Mrs. Virgie Ohler of Keysville, ill, moved to live with her sister Mrs. Upton Austin in East Baltimore.
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Josephine Hess
David V. Hess
Laneytown
Miriam Reindollar
Henry Reindollar Jr
Gettysburg Hospital
Jere Schacter
Nevin, Ohler
Andrew Alexander
Plano
Wallace Yingling
Doris Ingram
Janet Flickinger
Mildred Reinaman
Billy Weaver
Gladys Winnert
Westminster
Manchester
Irene Deleon Juove
Virgie Ohler
Keysville
Upton Austin
East Baltimore
Social Visit Notes From Home Party In Town
A recent house visit lists guests including Mr and Mrs Glenn Hale of Walkersville MG Mrs Paul Delbemw of Keyrou Me and Mrs larry Flengle Also present were Mr and Mrs Richard Ohler and daughters Dane du Sue and Bonnie Gene of Westminster and Mrs Edith Sell of town
Chiang Urges Chinese Workers to Revolt on May Day
Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek used a May Day message from Formosa to urge workers in Red China to revolt and promised to come to their rescue soon. He condemned the Chinese Reds and vowed action to deliver them from their rulers.
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