Author Says Teamster Mess Vindicates Taft Hartley Law
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Edson reports ex congressman Fred A. Harvey Jr. and former Sec. Robert Taft discuss taft hartley act refinements. Hartley details ten conservative proposals to strengthen labor law, including NLRB limits on violent unions, welfare fund oversight, and a federal right to work push.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Inea
John L. McClellan
Special
Fred A. Harvey Jr
New Jersey
Sec
Robert A.” ‘Taft
Ohio
Hartley
Truman
Ist
House
Congress
Eisenhower
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Senate
U. S
Harley
McClellan
Hartley Delares
South
North Frederick P-TA Carnival Set For May 10
The North Frederick elementary school P-TA will host its third annual carnival on Friday evening May 10 starting at 4 30 p m in the school cafeteria. Attractions include pony tractor and car rides grab bags white elephants on the spot portraits and photographs movies games and cabaret with crafts and refreshments. Proceeds benefit school facilities. Planning and supervision involve Dr Donald Lynch Harry Reid Glenn Strine Guy Creager John Stephens Marion Kehne Clarence Powers and Mrs Wilbur Seeger with sub committee chairs chosen through the Wars and Means committee including Mrs W W Corbin Edward Bartmann Mrs Ira Abelow Edward Cherry and Frederick Lodge.
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North Frederick
P-Ta
Donald Lynch
Harry Reid
Glenn Strine
Guy Creager
John Stephens
Marion Kehne
Clarence Powers
Wilbur Seeger
W. W. Corbin
Edward Bartmann
Ira Abelow
Edward Cherry
Frederick Lodge
Local Merchants To Issue Treasure Books Offer
Frederick merchants announce Treasure Books offering $50 worth of gifts, services, and entertainment for $3.95. To participate, callers simply answer the phone and express intent to buy if asked, with no questions or tasks required beyond paying. The ad promises a full page listing of gifts and services as part of a goodwill promotion.
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Frederick
La Vale Fire Destroys Auto Shop. 1000+ Phones Dead
A fire at the Zimerla Auto Land Body Shop in La Vale, two miles west of Cumberland, started at 10 30 p m and, with explosions, destroyed the building within 30 minutes. Over 1 000 telephones were out of service and many homes without power as damage reached about 30 000 dollars per Assistant Chief Cromwell C Zeml bower of the La Vale Fire Department.
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Cumberland 7
Here
Zimerla Autoland
la Vale
Asst
Cromwell C. Zem[bower
U. S. 40
School PTA Carnival Highlights Community Wide Event
The carnival lists numerous booth volunteers and activities led by PTA members including pony rides Jerry Miller and Austin Fogle, ice cream Edwin Nikirk and Mrs. Edward Hartmann, candy Mrs. Charles Murray and Mrs. Fred Kreissig, games Staley Lanner, and food Mrs. Jerry Miller with others handling publicity, finance, and cleanup. The organizer emphasizes it is open to the entire community rather than limited to PTA members.
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Jerry Miller
Edwin Nikirk
Edward Hartmann
Samuel Deterding
Charles Murray
Fred Kreissig
Jack Quynn
Austin Fogle
Ernest Taverner
Walter Clark
Ernest Jackson
Staley Lanner
Wilbur Seeger
Harry Reid
Frederick Lodge
PTA
Legion film tie in with Little Leagues opening
The American Legion post sponsors The Great American Pastime at the City Opera House in Frederick, screening daily at 1 3 5 7 and 9 p m. The event begins with a 6 45 p m parade from the Legion Home featuring eight teams from National and American Leagues, accompanied by the Frederick High School band. A 7 p m showtime includes team introductions and a color-guard ceremony, with continued screenings until 9 p m.
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Legion
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
City Opera House
Tom Ewell
Frederick High School
East Church Street
Cacroli Street
All Saints Street
AU Saints Street
Market Street
Opera House
Optimist Club
Civitans
North End Civic Ass’n
Lions ‘Club
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Elks
Amvets Past
No. 2
The
Tall Cedars
National League
Irvin J. Ramsburg
Charles V. Main
Presi
Vwnesse Feaga
Wiliam H. Sartgis
Wade F. Hursey
American League
Harold C. Moser
Wiliam E. Zimmerman
Crena Spencer
Robert D. Osburn
Little Leaguers
Boy Scouts
We Legion Post
Sons of the American Legion Squadron
Famous 40 and & Locomotive
H. Q. Miller
Starling
Legion Post
Crack
John R. Newton
Wiliam and
Josep Kennédy
Edelwin A. Brooker
Howard ‘Murphy
Gerald Haygood
I Ernest Mort
Baltimore Hearings Slated On Communist Activities
The House Un American Activities Committee plans hearings in Baltimore to probe communist influence in industry and party organization. Walter DPai to preside in the Federal Court building with about 30 witnesses subpoenaed, aiming to reveal methods and current party plans. Arens notes proceedings focus on local ties to Washington and Perryville funeral notices.
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Baltimore
House
Us-American Activities Committee
Walter +DPai
Federal Court
Battin
Walter
Communist Party
New York City
Richard Areus
Buck
Washington
Havre BE Grace
Perryville
Cecil Communist Party
Salon 37 Enthemed Dinner Meeting Notes and Attendees
Regular monthly meeting of Salon No 51 Set 40 Department at Maryland home of chapeau Mrs Virginia Miller. Turkey dinner prepared by hostess. attendees include Frances Morgan Velma Graham Dorothy Slatey Romaine Hare Emily Stewart Anna Waster Alice Kennedy Pearl Fader Susie Ramsburg Catherine Van Fossen Beth Johnson Mildred Kottiger Delue Crawford Helen Buxton Lillian Chadwick Hazel Flant Mildred Haller Mary Norris. Business session outlines Pouvoir meeting planned for June 9 and adjournment to meet dunes at the Legion Home. Games followed with prizes. Buck Buck died Friday at Watford Memorial Hospital.
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Maryland
Chapeau
Virginia Miller
Frances Morgan
Velma Graham
Dorothy Slatey
Romaine Hare
Emily Stewart
Anna Waster
Alice Kennedy
Pearl Fader
Susie Ramsburg
Catherine van Fossen
Beth Johnson
Mildred Kottiger
Delue Crawford
Helen Buxton
Lillian Chad Wick
Hazel Flant
Mildred Haller
Mary Norris
Dunes
Legion
People 60 to 80 Tear Out This Ad
A memory ad targets ages sixty to eighty offering a life insurance policy valued at 31,000 to cover final expenses and prevent burden on family. The appeal urges mailing in today to apply for the policy.
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