Young hunter injured in shotgun accident near Frederick
A 16 year old, Paul Kenneth Carty of Catoctin Furnace, suffered a shattered leg and pellet wounds when a shotgun discharged while hunting with friends. He remained in favorable condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Rabbit numbers were down across the region and foxes were hunted for bounty.
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Updd
Frederick
Paul Kenneth Carty
Charles W. Carty
Catoctin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Benjamin FL Phobus, Sr
Carrol
Howard
Montgomin
Freder
Durward W Hettels
Rabbit harvest reports and a hunting incident in Maryland
Warden Phebus reports 51 hunters checked in Howard county with 22 rabbits in possession. no violations found in Frederick county. He notes rabbits disappeared after last wheat harvest, with many young rabbit bits observed last June and July. Young Carty was wounded while hunting on the McPherson farm at Catoctin Furnace Monday as his new shotgun twice discharged earlier that morning.
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Phebus
Howard County
Frederick County
Carty
McPherson
Catoctin Furnace
Calf Injury After Accidental Gun discharge near Martin residence
James Anders Harvey Harbaussi and others watched as Carty’s gun went off while pointed toward the ground. The shot tore a calf muscle and injured his foot. They sought a doctor at the Martin residence, then Harbaugh drove the injured youth to Thurmont. Trooper Kenneth Bond transported him by State Police car to a hospital due to heavy bleeding.
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James Anders
Harvey Harbaussi
Carty
Anders
Harbaugh
Martin
Thurmont
Kenneth Bond
Gun defect prompt early discharge concerns in Snow Falls
Members of the Carty family said the father and brother of the injured youth worked on the gun Sunday to adjust it so it would not go off prematurely. They added the gun was defective and repairs had failed. Police chased hunters from fields within the city limits Monday warning them to stop, with no arrests. It is unlawful to discharge firearms in Snow Falls during mild wind conditions.
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Carty
State
Frederick
Tobin vows stronger Labor Department at AFL meet
Secretary Maurice J. Tobin promised the American Federation of Labor to build a vigorous expanded Labor Department. He blamed the 80th Congress for hindering progress and said the November 2 elections opposed a Congress that would rather fly backwards to block change. He framed welfare of the nation around this agenda.
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Cincinnati
Maurice J. Tobin
American Federation of Labor
Labor chief vows limits as he seeks agency reunification
The Secretary of Labor told 686 delegates the department must reclaim the U S Employment Service and restore the U S Conciliation Service to the Labor Department, noting the Taft Hartley Act split the agencies and promising not to abuse power. He aims to rebuild the department’s size and scope while pursuing key restorations.
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Tobin
U.S Employment Service
U. S.S. Conciliation Service
Department
Ist
Secretary of Labor
AFL urges repeal of Taft Hartley Act at convention
AFL President William Green declares organized labor must focus on electing lawmakers who will vote to repeal the Taft Hartley Act as the 1st Congress convenes. The policy-making council also backs immediate repeal and restoration of the Wagner Act.
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Frederick
Democratic Party
Truman
1St Congress
AFL
William Green
Organized Labor
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