Taft Hartley law fate uncertain in coming years
Labor leaders deem repeal unlikely in the near term and aim to keep the Taft Hartley issue alive for the 1952 election. They may accept limited changes if Republicans and Southern Democrats offer concessions, but seek long term repeal through a political swing while preserving essential anti strike provisions. The piece notes ambiguity over what repeal means and predicts continued stalemate.
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Taft bill would repeal and reenact much of current law
The speaker notes the 1949 Taft bill would repeal then re-enact most of the Taft Hartley framework while the Democratic platform aims to repeal the law and replace it with a middle path between Taft Hartley and the Wagner Act. Florida’s 35 million acres include 22 million forest land.
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Union Bridge News Briefs and Local Dispatches
Mrs Gladys Green of Washington visited Mr and Mrs Truman Myers in Clemson. Mrs Emma Engle has returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, after surgery. Firefighters transported Mrs Vada Erb Baugher to Union Memorial Hospital, Baltimore. Fires included chimneys at Lynn House Middleburg and Charles Fogle Place Johnsville with minor damage. Vickie E Young, daughter of Harold and Mrs Essig, Union Bridge, visited Washington with her grandmother. Indonesia’s military governors study vital industries and public services.
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Washington
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Truman Myers
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Baliiitmore
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New Windsor Center
Union Bridge Fire Company
Vada Erb Baugher
Union Memorial Hos
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Middleburg
Warne
Charles Fogle
Johnsville
Vickie FE
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Washington, D.C
Virtue and Temptation Highlight Davies Hood College Talk
Dr A Powell Davies, All Souls Unitarian pastor in Washington, spoke at Hood College vesper service on humanity’s pull toward goodness and resistance to it. He argued virtue is an attainment, not an original state, and warned that many live by rationalizing wrong. He noted women’s rights and the social fear of judgment influence choices as people oscillate between good and almost good.
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A. Powell Davies
Hood College
All Souls Unitarian Thurch
Washington
Wordsworth
David
Seldont Strom
de. Davies
Maryland motor vehicle registrations set a record in 1949
Maryland reports 710116 vehicles registered in the 1949-50 fiscal year, totaling 17,178,100.82 dollars, a 10.7 percent rise from the prior year. Trial magistrate fees and costs reached 1,628,198.32 dollars, with 15,246.65 dollars unexpended returned to the State Treasury.
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