Supreme Court upholds Taft-Hartley non-communist affidavits
The U S Supreme Court ruling interprets the Taft-Hartley Act to require unions using NLRB services to swear non Communist affidavits while allowing members who are Communists to remain in unions if the unions do not grant them office and NLRB access. The decision notes Congress aimed at eligibility rules rather than banning beliefs. The editorial theme laments the necessity ofroyalty oaths and anti Communist bans.
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National Labor Relations Board
United States Supreme Court
Justice Black
Congress
NLRB
Dear Miss Dix Conflicts Over Marriage and Example
Dorothy Dix counsels a mother to uphold high standards and avoid drunken outings with a reckless husband. She warns that parental example shapes children’s morals and urges refusal to join social excess to preserve respect and stability in the family.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Local Items From The News May 17 1900
Fifty years ago the Board of Aldermen decided to purchase 500 feet of hose for the Junior Fire Company at 1.10 per foot. Bids from coal dealers were rejected because George's Creek coal could not be obtained. Mr Charles Reeder reported the first market strawberries. crop outlook uncertain without rain. Dr Charles F Goddell named thrice to the State Board of Medical Examiners. Dr W C Johnson's Jem won first prize at the Washington Dog Show. Admiral Winfield Scott Schley said he would not run for Vice President if nominated.
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the News
Board OF Aldermen
Junior Fire Company
George's Creek
Charles Reeder
D. V. Stauffer
Reeder
Charles F. Goodell
State Board of Medical Examiners
W. ¢. Johnson
Jem
Washington
Winfield Scott’ Schley
Local items from May 17 1930 column Twenty Years Ago
Twenty years ago a barn fire at LeGore Lime Co. near Woodsboro killed twenty two horses and mules, with about $10 000 loss. Lorenzo E Mullinix, longtime business figure, had final rites after a long illness. Fire tests of the citys new locating device impressed crews, while Brunswick Vols saved a house during booster tank demonstration as an auto skid ignited a nearby lot.
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LeGore Lime Company
Woodsboro
Lorenzo E. Mullinix
Aldermex
Mullinix Parl
Shookstown
Brunswick Volunteer Company
Jefferson
Ross Horine
Taneytown Man Injured In Saw Accident
Walter Wantz, 55, of Taneytown, suffered lacerations to the ring and little fingers and injuries to the tendons of his right hand when his hand caught in a saw on Tuesday. He was admitted to Annie M. Warner Hospital in Gettysburg, Pa.
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Taneytown
Walter Wantz
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettys- Aburg
Friendship Airport Dedication Week Highlighted by Officials
Ceremony participants include Robert E. Delaplaine and Charles E F Bowers as Mayor Lloyd C Culler proclaims Friendship Airport Week from June 24 to July 2. The new 16 million dollar airfield southwest of Baltimore will host a dedicatory ceremony June 24, with plans for international and freight service, a 9,450 foot runway, and a large postmark cachet program.
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WFMD
Robert E. Delaplaine
News-Port
Charles EF. Bowers
Chamber of Commerce
Roy McK Harris
Charles W. Stup
Board of Aldermen
Norman Evans
WEMD
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Hood College
Stup
Lloyd C. Culler
Friendship
Baltimore
Maryland
Frederick
Friendship International Airport
Baltiroore
Annapolis
City Hall
Baltimore 2
International Airport
Baltimore-Annapolis - Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Suspicious Natives Hinder U.S. Aid To Southeast Asia
Five Southeast Asian governments seek technical aid from the United States for projects in medicine education agriculture mining and engineering. Viet Nam Indochina leads requests totaling about 86.4 billion in next 15 months with Burma Siam Malaya and Indonesia also seeking assistance. Officials warn local mistrust and logistical hurdles could slow deployment though aid may flow from Marshall Plan funds if Congress acts.
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Peter
DSON
NEA
Washington
INEA
Southeast Asia
U.S
Safe Sail
Viet Nan
Indochina
Burma
Siam
Malaya
Indonesia
Sitam
China
Vis
Asia
State Department
R. Allen Griffin
Monterery
Calif
Peninsula Herald
Marshall Plan
Roger Lapham
Griffin Huissiwut
Wach Coumtry
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Red River
Japan
TVA
Lut's Stuff CAREFUL, PLEASE
A note urges patience and good humor amid everyday annoyances. It counsels focusing on positive feelings to prevent temper from ruling daily life, quoting N A Lufburrow about enduring small difficulties with optimism.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Felconian Cleared In Route 40 Speed Hearing
Morton W. Felconian of Baltimore was found not guilty of speeding after a hearing before Magistrate Manuel Weinberg in Peoples Court. He was arrested by State Trooper R. A. Myers near Braddock Mountain on Alternate Route 40.
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Morton W. Felconian
Baltimore
Manuel NM. Weinberg
Peoples Court
R. A. Myers
Braddock Mountain
Washington Daybook urges voters to dismiss fear driven mediocrity
In a Washington Daybook letter to readers, Gale Sand argues fear and politics shape policy, driving investigations and costly riders. He cites McCarthy era probes and Hoover Commission hesitations, urging readers to vote in primaries and fall elections for strong, honest leaders and to write lawmakers on critical subjects.
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Reed Blaine
Washington
United States
80Th Congress
U. S
Congress
National Science Foundation
Senate
McCarthy-Lattimore
Hickenlooper
Atomic Energy Commission
David Lilienthal
Hoover Commission
Veterans Administration
Army Engineers
Interior Department
Omar Bradley
House Armed Services
Eee
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gale Sand
Benefits Of Student Exchange Being Evaluated At School
Frederick High School evaluates a student exchange with Newton Mass after twenty five Frederick pupils spent a week in Newton. The return trip included a Baltimore stop and a charter bus journey. The program featured Boston tours, media appearances, and social events. Teachers Ranck and Fleagle accompanied the group.
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Frederick
Newton
Mass
Frederick High School
Baltimore
Boston
Trai
Studen
Additio
Women’s Clubs Fefferson Club Meets
The Jefferson Homemakers Club met May 11 at Mrs. Luther Remsburg’s home with President Mrs. Edgar Thomas presiding. Sixteen members attended and Mrs. John Summers, county council president, was a guest. The group voted to sponsor a book wagon at Frederick Memorial Hospital and discussed Home Demonstration Week events and upcoming activities including the county chorus, short courses, a bus trip to Hagerstown on May 23, and national club pins. A $5 donation was made to the cancer campaign. The meeting closed with singing. no June meeting will be held.
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Fefferson Club
Jefferson Homemakers Club
Luther Remsburg
Edgar Thomas
John Summers
County Council
Thomas
County Reading
Frederick Memorial Hospital
College Park
Frederick
Hagerstown
John Arnold
David Fry
Remsburg
W. C. T. U. Frederick Chapter Meeting Report
Frederick city chapter of the W T U held its regular monthly meeting at Calvary Methodist chapel. Mrs. Albert Palmer led a hymn and scripture readings with a Mother's Day theme. Officers for the coming year were elected and plans made to attend the county convention in Feagaville. Next meeting set for June 12 at Montevue. Liberty Town W S C S May meeting opened by president Mrs. Harry Monshour with devotionals and a Japan talk by Mrs. Herman Tyree. refreshments served. Next meeting date to be announced.
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Frederick City
Calvary Methodist Church
Albert Palmer
Raymond Wilhelm
Jesus
Arthur Remsberg
Feagaville
Harry Zimmerman
A. H. Derr
Core
Hazel Mullendere
Edward Pearl
Montevue
Libertytown W.S.C.S
Libertytown Methodist Church
Harry Monshour
Thomas’ Whipp
Herman Tyree
Japan
Hood Groups Hold Picnic And Banquet
Hood College activities mark year end with Marionette dramatic club banquet and faculty AAUP picnic. Marionette members set tables in Coblentz dining room, with coffee in House theater garden after dinner. New Marionette president Nant Hoskins presided. Elke Konitsberg chaired banquet. AAUP officers Grace Lippy elected president and Elizabeth Powels secretary at Fishing Creek picnic with admin colleagues. Hood to sponsor children’s movie The Tisuitte Peppers at Brodbeck Hall Saturday 10 p.m. for Frederick children fund drive.
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Hood
American Association of Unversity
Hood College
Coblentz
Sally Wil Holland
Dina
Elesa Konitsberg
Roceville Center
N. VW
Gener
Banqnet
Sandra Seabrit
Annapolis
Mi Faustena Fradd
Annapol
Nant Hoskins
West Chester
Fe Aldrin
Upper Montclair
Lippy
Hoodie
Fishing Creek
Grace E. Lippy
Elizabeth Powels
Grace Brown
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Dean. T
Margar May
Elvis Ware
Mary Mather
Brodbeck Hall
Tis
Frederick
Hood Studen
Leach
Hood Endowmes
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Tom Young
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Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
Sydney C. Friedman
South Market Street
Friedman
Frank Keefer
Frederick Post Office
Dile
Hittner-Roelke Studio
Robert Remsberg
Jefferson Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ermine Platt
Joan Crampton
Keefer Crampton
L. H. Remsberg
Buckeystown
Frances Remsberg
Doris Remsberg
Charles Remshberg
David Hert
Middletown
Usher
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Charles Remsberg
Jeanette Remsberg
Ray Spurner
Frederck
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Crampton
Washington Daybook
TM. Red. Y
Rodney
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