Labor Federation Debates Protests on Prisons and Power
Baltimore labor leaders urge removal of Public Printer George H. Carter and protest prison labor practices. Resolutions attack hydro electric projects on Susquehanna and Potomac rivers and call for a pause in development. The convention also promotes a labor bank plan and support for union labels and labor education.
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George H. Carter
United States
Washington
Aol
Maryland
District of Columbia Federation of Labor
Ritchie
American Federation of Labor
G. A. Ott
Baletimore
Clothims Cutters and
Trimmers Union
Carter
Columbia
Coolidge
Joint Printing Committee
Senate
House
Congress
Opponl
Susquehanna
Potomac
Public Service Commission
Pahimere
Rank and Me
Willam Green
Charles W. Cullen
United Hattera of North America
New York
Clinton S. Golden
Brookwood Labor College
Katona
N. Y
Maryland and District of Columbia Federation of Labor
Carl D. Thompson
Public Ownership League
T. M. Cosgrove
Carroll MacMaster Competes In Rolling Road PGA Event
Golf pros in a monthly PGA tour at Rolling Road Golf Club saw Carroll MacMaster of Catoctin Country Club post a solid showing. Tom Skipper, course pro, won with 148 strokes, while Alex Teyter of Suburban Club was runner up at 152 strokes. MacMaster’s totals included 40 in the morning and 16 in the afternoon for a 16? total.
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Carroll T. MacMaster
Catoctin Country Club
Professional Golfers’ Association
Rolling Road Golf Club
Tom Skipper
Alex Teyter
MacMaster
Iiva
Sf Yorfie
Withdrawing Licenses Issued To Deaf Operators Of Autos In Md
A Baltimore report claimed Maryland would soon permit deaf drivers. The Maryland Automobile Commissioner denies any license withdrawals and notes deaf licenses are still barred. The measure passed in New Jersey and Pennsylvania to allow deaf drivers is contrasted with Maryland policy and debated by local officials, courts, and deaf school advocates.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Automobile Commissioner
New Jersey
Uriah Shockley
Harford County
Byrd 4
Brushwood
Aberdeen
Tripe
Frederick
Commissioner's
Bun
Staunton
New York
Maryhind
Deat
Frederick Civic Club Organizes Clubs and Scout Contest
The Frederick Civic Club met under new leadership in the Y M C A auditorium with Mrs. William K. Kindley presiding and named committees for American Homes Citizenship Education Fine Arts International Relations Legislation Press Public Welfare and others to pursue a community house for women clubs. A county scout contest ends Saturday May 23 with Middletown Walkersville and Maryland School for the Deaf troops posting high point totals and a cumulative score trend through May 16.
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Frederick
Baltimore
J. H. Apple
Middletown
Maryland
Walkersville
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Tnning
Means Seeks Immediate Two Year Prison Term
Washington May 19 AP Gas ton B Means a storm center of the Traugherty investigation and a noted figure in many court actions surrendered to the District of Columbia Supreme Court and asked for a two year term to begin at once. He was convicted on a conspiracy charge in New York and remained under indictment here on forgery tied to the Dougherty investigation.
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Washington
Gaston B. Means
Traugherty
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Means
New York
Dougherty
United Mine Workers restrained in West Virginia
Wheeling May 19 AP. A preliminary injunction issued in federal court restrains the United Mine Workers from using peaceful persuasion methods in the Panhandle coal district. Judge William E. Baker granted the injunction at the West Virginia Pittsburgh Coal Co.’s request.
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Wheeling
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Panhandle
William E. Baker
West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Company
Odd Fellows Home inspection in Frederick today
Baltimore figures led by Past Grand Master John B. Spenne and Home Commission chair conduct an inspection of progress on the Odd Fellows Home buildings in Frederick. Grand Secretary William A. Jones, Thomas C. McGuire, and Mrs Step hens accompany, assessing ongoing work and site status.
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John B. Spenne
The
Home Commission
William A. Jones
Thomas C. McGuire
Mra. Stephens
Baltimore
Frederick
Odd Fellows Home
Indictments Return Against Mrs Geisen Volk in Baby Substitution Case
New York May 19 AP One grand jury weighs homicide charges while another returns an indictment against Mia Helen Auguste Geisen Volk former German Red Cross nurse widow of a Prussian officer and owner of an East 86th Street baby farm A fire alarm follows a gasoline pump ignition at Gulf Refining Co near Stanley Michael’s shop as a nearby Texaco car is moved away A proposed Finnish island draft substitution sparks protests among islanders.
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New York
Mia
Helen Auguste Geisen-Volk
Red Cross
Gulf Refining Company
Stanley Michael
Tira
West Patrick Street
Texas Company
Irving Kail
Commencement at MI School Held on June 4
The MI school hosted its commencement exercises on June 4 with attendees including board members and faculty. The Board of Visitors is scheduled to meet in the morning to review the day’s events and upcoming plans.
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Board OF Visitors
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Boy Scouts
Percival Hall
Gallaudet College
Bernard C. Steiner
Haltmore
Frederick business changes as Mullinix retires after 46 years
L F Mullinix retires from Mullinix and Bentz in Frederick after 46 years. Edward Bentz buys the senior partner’s interest and becomes sole owner. the firm continues at North Market Street with the same policies. The former employee, now owner, joined as a carrier boy 28 years ago.
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Frederick
L. FE. Mullistz
Mal- Unix and Bentz
Edward Bentz
Mullinix
South Market Street
Thoman Pope
Mullinix and
Bentz
Carrier Boy
Renee
North Market Street
Milinkx
Minister who spoke on vice summons grand jury
Rev. George C. Carpenter, who accused local authorities of lax enforcement of prohibition, was summoned to appear before the Washington County grand jury. He pledged further revelations and said he would renew his attack on vice conditions during sermons next Sunday. Sherwood Eddy praised public displays of corruption witnessed in Hagerstown.
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Hagerstown
George C. Carpenter
Washington County Grand Jury
Haverstown
Sherwood Eddy
Montgomery County Social Services League plans annual drive
Plans mature for the Montgomery County Social Services League membership drive set to begin May 24 and run one week. John W. Coffman of Takoma Park chairs the campaign with district chairs including Mrs. John Briegs. estimated expenses for next year run around 10,000 dollars.
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Montgomery County Social Services League
John W. Coffman
Takoma Park
John Briegs
League
Maryland
Treanorer
Milton T. Bancroft
Chevy Chase Woman's Club
Woman's Improvement Club
Silver Spring
Friendship Heights
Belgium to Take Up War Debts at Once
Washington May 39 AP The first break in the tangled inter allied debts was seen as Belgium pledges independent steps in negotiating a debt refunding with the United States The Belgian foreign office dispatches were received as significant since Belgium is a major debtor aided by the United States The statement to the Associated Press created optimism at the Treasury.
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Washington
Belgium
United States
Foreign Office
War Right
Associated Prensa
Treasury
Brightwell Given Six Month Detention If Misconduct Continues
In a police court hearing on a wife beating charge, J Chowde Brightwell was warned by Justice Motter that continued misbehavior would lead to a six month sentence in the House of Correction. Brightwell had failed to appear for a prior hearing and was arrested by Sheriff Ingomar W. Atband after an incident with his wife during which she alleged he attempted to choke her.
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J. Chowde Brightwell
House of Correction
Gus K. Motter
Brightwell
Ingomar
Matka
Brightwall
Sherif
Justice Motter
Specialty Market Dominates Morning Trade In New York
New York May 19 AP morning stock activity centered on specialities. Industrial and railroad issues were largely neglected while crude oil grades gained on higher Smackener crude and Pennsylvania crude futures. Call money rose to 3.75 percent with a strong close and about 1,600,000 shares traded.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Jury Selected in Cohen Murder Case
Baltimore May 19 The jury for the murder trial of Claude Dobbs Thomas J Foran and Charles Mullen three youths accused of the holdup and murder of Louie Cohen jeweler on Fast Baltimore street was completed before Judge Duffy in Criminal Court. The court directed that the trial proceed.
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Baltimore
Claude Dobbs
Thomas J. Foran
Charles Mullen
Louie Cohen
Baltimore Street
Duffy
Tn Criminal Court
June Sky Guide Highlights Big Dipper and Bright Stars
A June bulletin from the American Nature Association guides skywatchers to seek the Big Dipper in the western sky after June 21. It describes Bootes with Arcturus as a bright orange star, Vega Capella and Deneb-like stars, and notes distances of Arcturus at 21 to 38 light years.
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American Nature Association
Arcturus
Rootes
Aleo
Vega
Earth
Panic on East Side Subway Triggers Hotel Converts to Emergency Hospital
A Grand Central rush hour wreck injures about 75 as a fuse and bulb explosions flood cars with smoke. Panicked passengers smash windows to escape while guards block emergency doors. Hotel Vanderbilt lounges become emergency wards, with dozens treated or moved to Bellevue Hospital.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal Station
Hotel
Vanderbilt
Ballevue Hospital
Valle
Manhattan
Decision Dismantles Harvest Co Effective
A federal court in St Paul dismisses the government bid for supplemental provisions to the 1918 International Harvester decree. The court finds evidence does not prove monopolistic restraint of interstate commerce since the company’s reorganization and that the decree should stand as issued.
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St. Paul, Minn
Tias
International Harvester Company
Federal Court of Equity
United States
Clear warm weather for opening ball game
Forecast calls for warm opening day with light to heavy frosts tonight. Warm blankets and heavier wraps needed after nights of earlier frost. Monday’s high reached 69 degrees, with forecasts predicting much warmer conditions by Wednesday and possible early summer heat. Frosts continue to threaten fruit and garden crops despite May’s typical warmth.
Newark Conspiracy to Beat Taxes Indictments Reported
An alleged conspiracy to defraud the U S government of more than a quarter of a million dollars centers in Newark with a bootleg ring handling thousands of gallons of alcohol. Twenty individuals and two industrial firms are named in indictments charging conspiracy.
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Newark
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Maryland District Federation
Labor Bank
Green
Civic Club
West VA
Adland
Baltic
Sweden
Finland
Percival Hart
LE Mullin
Rosie Lee Hare
Carroll Prentice Rubi
Rimite Marie Dietz
William Jesse NcCanlens
Canton
Ellen Chew Peake
Annapolis
Peete
Mr. Carpenter
Grand Jury
Social Services League
London
France
Firat
Charles R. Erdman
Princeton Theological #ominary
Presbytery
Kew
Brunswick
Columbus
Cohen
Gemma
Vera
Heavern
Verala
Lyra
Hercules
Corona
Bootes
Bo Saye
U.S
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