New Labor Bill Offered by Senate Democrats in Stormy Session
In a stormy Senate night session 11 Democrats introduced a complete substitute for the union curbing bill. Senator Murray led the effort on Truman labor suggestions but no administration agreement was stated. A rift surfaced over whether Truman should sign or veto the portal pay measure. The chamber advanced provisions to allow suits over jurisdictional strikes and secondary boycotts while defeating near injunctions for employers. Cabinet talks led to mixed views on signing the bill. if未 action by Tuesday it becomes law without a signature.
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Secur
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Schwellenbach
Clark
Patterson
Navy
Forrestal
Interior
Krug
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Treasury
Snyder
Commerce
Harriman
Trman
Taft
Ohio
Pepper
D-Fla
Aiken R-Wu
Three Cumberland Men Sentenced for Interstate Theft
Baltimore May 9 Three Cumberland Md residents pled guilty in Federal Court to stealing radios toasters and other electronics from interstate commerce and receiving stolen goods. Lawrence J Simmons Irvin F Duvall Hichters and Walter L Perdew faced prison and probation terms. Emily Simmons Jack W Williams Devon Beachley and Harley Sills received varying probation and fines. US Attorney Bernard J Flyan said thefts occurred last fall.
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Baltimore
Raiway Express
Cumberland
W Calvin Chesnut
Lawrence J. F. F Simmons
Irvin F. Duvall
Walter L. Perdew
Mons
Emily Simmons
Jack W. Williams
Devon
Beachley
Harely
Sills
Bernard J. Flyan
Public Sale Notice for 1940 Ford Station Wagon
Public sale under a mortgage dated January 28 1847 by Nathan A Dorsey to General Acceptance Corporation will be held at East End Garage Hamilton Avenue Frederick City Maryland on Thursday morning May 15 1947 at 1100 AM CST. The item is a 1940 Ford Station Wagon with Motor No 1R-32 15836. Auctioneer Ignatius Lease.
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Nathan A. Dorsey
General Acceptance Corporation
Mor Rkaree
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick City
Frederick County
Maryland
Ford Station Wearon
Mortgaree
Ignatius Lease
Augustue M. Bussard
Harmony
New Dual High May
Middletown
John H. Wise
Guy F
Pauline Gladhill
H. P
Highwas
Haxerstown
Marzland
Commission
State Roads Commission of Maryland
General Assembly of Maryland
State Roads Commission
J. H. Steuart
Robert M. Reindollar
Clean-Up Week underway in Frederick city streets
Next week designated as Clean Up Week by the Mayor and Aldermen. City Engineer W Raymond Walter set Tuesday through Friday as clean up days, dividing four sections for collection. Residents urged to place rubbish in receptacles or bundles at curb by 8 AM for area-specific collection. The campaign aims to reduce fire hazards and improve neighborhoods, with designated routes along Second Street, Market Street, and adjacent blocks. Westminster commencement set for May 19 with 21 students. Rev Harris E Kirk to speak at Westminster Theological Seminary exercises.
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Frederick
W. Raymond Walter
Mardi
Second Street
S.de
Market
East Second Street
Ecton
Westminster
Lester A. Welliver
West Minster Theological Seminary
Harris E Kirk
Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Don J. Mcintosh
Union Bridge
Edwin G. Reter
Monkton
Spirit of scouting kicks off Troop 6 meeting
Scouts welcomed by F Russell Young as dens perform stunts and a boxing match between Russell Tyergar and Calvin Geis bert Jr highlighted a church lawn gathering. John D Shorrow led songs with Dr Broadrup and Frank H Lewis present during the Fidelis Bibic Class meeting at Grace church later.
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F. Russell Young
Russell Tyergar
Calvin Geisbert, Jr
John D. Shorrow
Dr. Broadrup
Frank H. Lewis
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