U S Not Yet In Ford Strike
Detroit May 16 The federal government will decide Tuesday if it will enter the Ford strike dispute immediately After another mediation session between CIO United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Co broke up without progress Federal Mediator Arthur C Viat scheduled separate talks with both sides He said he would hear both sides and announce his decision then The strike of 5000 Ford workers entered its 12th day with over 100000 Ford employees idled overall Ford denies union charges of a speed up at two Detroit plants and favors settlement by the parties themselves
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Detroit
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Arthur C. Viat
Cyrus S. Ching
Pejoral
Vist
U. S. Mediation Service
Free Speech Ruling By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that police cannot stop a man from speaking to angering crowds. Justice Jackson warned the court’s logic risks constitutional rights becoming a death by action pact. The decision involves Arthur Terminello, a Roman Catholic priest then assistant pastor in Pensacola, suspended by his bishop, who spoke in Chicago on February 7, 1946, at a meeting sponsored by Gerald L. Smith, and faced a $100 disorderly conduct fine later overturned.
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Washington
Supreme Court
America
Jackson
Arthur Terminello
Pensacola
Fla
Chicago
Gerald L. K. Smith
Matthews Nominated for Secretary of the Navy
Francis F. Matthews of Omaha Nebraska a wealthy lawyer and banker was nominated by President Truman to be secretary of the Navy. He would replace John S. Sullivan who resigned in protest over cancellation of plans to build a 65000 ton aircraft carrier.
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Francis F. Matthews
Omaha
Neb
Truman
John S. Sullivan
Sunday Baseball and Speedway Face Blue Law Test
In Hagerstown Maryland a blue law test looms as Sunday amusements face court challenge. Sheriff Baker arrested Hi Way drive in manager Clinton Karn projectionist T W North Jr and ticket seller Jack McKee for Sunday showings and posted 745 collateral for a June 8 magistrate hearing in Boonsboro. The drive in kept its doors open citing orders from Judge Mish. The Conococheague Speedway plans a May 29 race despite possible Sunday enforcement while baseball may be legal only 2 to 3 pm in Hagerstown. The ministerial association protested the Sunday screenings.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Joseph D. Baker
Boonsboro
Baker
Joseph D. Mish
Maryland
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Mish
Martin L. Inkram
Frederick
Washington County Ministerial Association
I’. W. North, Jr
Clinton Karn
Jack McKee
Night Club Robbery in Baltimore Yields $10000
Baltimore May 16 a night club robbery yielded 10000 in cash and jewelry. Police suspect a burglar hid inside after closing to open the safe. The Miami club near police headquarters was the victim. George Fay, manager, said a 900 diamond ring and a 600 watch were taken.
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Baltimore
Miami
George Fay
Reappointment of City and County Election Supervisors
Certificates show five local figures reappointed to Frederick County posts by Governor Lane. William Staley of Petersville remains on the Roads Board, George J. Martin of Emmitsburg stays on the Board of Education, and three Frederick City Election Supervisors G Travis Nikirk Ernest F. Kennedy and George T. Schroeder Sr retain terms. Staley’s new five year term starts after his prior unexpired term ends June 1. Reappointments were approved by the Democratic State Central Committee with no other applicants.
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Secretary of State
Lane
William Staley
Petersville
Frederick
G Travis Nikirki
Ernest F. Kennedy
George T. Schroeder
Martin
Mr. Staley
J. A. Engle
Kemptown
Democrate State Central Committee
Remedy Announced for Morning Sickness at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore physicians at Johns Hopkins Hospital announced early findings that the drug 4 percent drama mine may help seasickness and morning sickness. Initial results are encouraging but highly tentative and require large scale studies underway at the hospital.
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Remedy
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Court News Briefs include multiple marriage licenses
Court notes list marriage licenses for Fred W. Israel and Ann W. Heck both of Ohio entries include ages and home towns. Also John Howard Smith and Ning Lee Fogle, Roy Hoyler and Georgia Davis, John V. Shipley and Edna Shipley, Robert Le Grapes and Mary Tripoli, B Frank Fisher and Edith Plum, Douglas M. Kauffman and Mary Louise Anthony. Property deeds show transfers from Frederick Chamber of Commerce to Maryland Department. other transfers between individuals for ten dollars each.
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Fred W. Israel
Damascus
Ann W. Heck
Salem
John Howard Smith
Libertytown
Ning Lee Fogle
Union Bridge
Roy Edgar Hoyler
Georgia Rodney Davis
Baltimore
John V. Shipley
Edna May Shipley
Flaxgerstown
Robert le Grapes
Mary L. Tripoli
Hyattsville
B. Frank Fisher
Edith M. Plum
Orwigsburg
Douglas M. Kauffman
Mary Louise Anthony
Fayetteville
Frederick Chamber of Commerce, Inc
State of Maryland Department of State Forests and Parks
Washington
Frederick Counties
Charles A. Fawley
Joshua W. Lapole
Evelyn I. Smith
Ruth Moberly
Harold L. Munhotland
Prince Aly Khan to Wed Rita Hayworth in Cannes
Cannes France May 16 Prince Aly Khan said he is unhappy with reports of 300 wedding guests on May 27 for his marriage to Film Star Rita Hayworth Only 40 or 50 invitations have been issued It will be a family affair at Chateau De L Horison near Cannes Lee Elrey Hayworths manager arrives to handle plans
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Cannes
France
Prince Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Chateau de L’horison
Lee Elrey
Miss Hayworth
Hollywood
Prince
Clerk's Case To Be Probed In Baltimore Grand Jury
Baltimore judges move to present audit findings on irregularities in Clerk Wilford L. Carter's Criminal Court office to State's Attorney J Bernard Wells for grand jury action. The investigation followed a state auditor report and earlier calls for Carter's resignation amid political smears.
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Baltimore
Wilford L. Carter
Criminal Court
Daniel L. Clayland
ITI
Carter
Clayland
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Overbrooke
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Mehrl BD. Proctor
Nicholas E. Leakins, Jr
John F. Keller
Home For
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John M. Deeger
Staley F. Stull
Blue Ridge News Agency
E. Patrick
General Assembly of Maryland
Ellis C. Wachter
Circuit Court
Massachusetts
South Warket
Druid Theater
Jeanette MacDonald
Lloyd Nolan
Claude Jarman, Jr
Lewis Stone
Lassie
William Gargan
Abbott & Constetla
Weil Brothers
Ritchie Associates Finance Corp
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APEX
Better Homes Equip. CO
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General Acceptance Corp
Corner Market & Third Streets
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Henry R. Eury
C. E. Cline & Son
Patrick Street
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Elicia Wallace
Skitch Henderson
Victor Lombardo
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Universal-International
Colbert Y McMurray
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Mitchell
Eton
Renry’s
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