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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1947
Page
7
National Capital area clubs observe National Youth Week with Lions Club events and activities highlighting youth programs and community service in local neighborhoods.
A University of Maryland student described as deeply interested in Scout work will be a delegate to the 4-H convention in Washington. He has hiked many times and taken several camping trips, showing ongoing involvement in youth programs.
The attendee list includes Niemaen A. Brunk and guests from New York City Isaac A. Saylor. Union Bridge J. S. Willson and Jack P. Jemison. Hag Red Wallman. Lewis M. B. Jones. Elmer Smith. Baltimore R. D. Mohler. Brunswick.
Senator Murray asserts that some Congress members aided by a national association intend to weaken labor unions. The report notes tension between Democratic leadership and organized labor amid proposed reforms and political maneuvering.
Montana Senator told colleagues that the bill targets unions by striking down legitimate remedies while addressing real problems. He warned the measure harms workers and could curb lawful collective action as leaders sought agreement ahead of May 1 talks in New York.
A woman who doubted her ability to be a good wife leaped from the 103rd floor observatory of the Empire State Building, plunging about 2000 feet to her death. She had faced prolonged hesitation about her future with her fiancé.
Police say a woman’s body smashed through the steel top of an unoccupied sedan parked on the street south of the building. No note was left. The fragment mentions she had been asked by her fiancé to fix a June date for marriage.
The item notes a remark about not making a good wife and references a May 2 report from the Eastern Shore area. It includes a brief horticultural cycle observation on eggs to adult houseflies taking 12 to 14 days, with a focus on timing and local context.
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