Middle Road Labor Bill amid White House debate
Washington reports tension over labor policy as experts urge Truman to back a middle ground proposal replacing Taft Hartley with a revised plan. AFL CIO seek Wagner Act reforms, while staff reshuffles loom in the House Labor Committee as January Congress convenes.
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CIO
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Wallace Party Probe Denied By Forrestal
The American Labor Party accuses Secretary of Defense Forrestal of launching an intensive investigation to uncover who voted for Henry Wallace's Progressive Party. The ALP says the probe aims to build a national blacklist affecting nine industrial areas where Wallace's party had strong support. Forrestal's spokesman denies departmental involvement in voters’ choices. An unrelated Lisbon accident report notes damage to a vehicle with an estimated $200 loss.
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American Labor Party
James Forrestal
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
ALP
New York State
Tom C. Clark
Forrestal
National Defense
Clark
Washington
Arrestal
Wallace
Local Company Gets Old Rails
The Frederick Junk Company was high bidder Saturday for city owned iron rails abandoned after the B. & O. Railroad stopped service on to Saints street eastward from the Carroll street terminal. Three bids were received but no further announcement by officials of the purchasing company was given. City workmen removed the rails last week and reconditioning of the street bed retaining walls and abutment will be authorized at the regular session. District Manager Robert L Smith said that extra equipment has been moved into Frederica for the purpose. The Potomac Edison is prepared to provide freight service with no cessation, while possible electrification of connections between lines is being studied. Traffic will not be greatly retarded as the rails will be laid in strips. City Engineer Walker said seal coating at the airport can be finished with one full day of good weather. SALE BRINGS $7,894.45 The Harshman estate sale realized 7,894.45 with properties sold to Leatherman, Grossnickle, and others.
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Frederick Junk Company
Saints Street
Carroll Street
Eb & OG
East Patrick
Robert L Smith
Frederica
Imense
Potomac Edison
P. E
Pennsylvana
Trafic
W. R. Walker
Dear Miss Dix on gifts and love in courting
Dorothy Dix discusses whether gifts prove love and warns against tying romance to money. A grandmother voice extols teaching children self-respect and bridges of friendship. A reader asks for a Christmas gift idea for a box friend and is advised to gift a magazine subscription. The Bell Syndicate also notes AVC rule excluding Communist party members.
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Miss Dix
Dorothy Dis
Iready
Anniversaries and histories of notable figures
Today in history and birthdays celebrate Charles Thomson Wendell Philips Morrison Waite Edward Hopkins Louisa May Alcott and other names. Entries list birthplaces dates and notable deeds from 1729 to 1946 plus a long list of historical events and birthdays.
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Charles Thomson
Continental Congress
Ireland
Wendell Philips
Boston
Lyceum
Morrison R. Waite
L. S&s. Supreme Court
Lyme
Conn
Maroh
Edward A. Hopkins
Piburgh
Louisa May Alcott
Mantown
Ada
Marcus
Othes
Southern Railway
Richard E Byrd
South Pole
Quiet Domestic Life Predicted Amid Stable Horoscope
Today's horoscope notes patient contentment and happy domestic ties for Dr. Margaret L Corwin and an unnamed ambassador to Afghanistan born in Providence. It foresees a simple, unambitious life perhaps finally rewarded, with a minor incident involving Nelson R. Jackson of Walkersville who faced a $6.45 collateral hold.
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Afghanistan
Providence
Margaret L Corwin
New Jersey College For Women
Philadelphia
Accident Report On South Market Street Collision
Crider of Hagerstown driving a sedan north Market Street near Seven at about 5 45 p m yesterday collided with a car driven by Jackson cited by Lieut Frank Dasey on a Wayne Crider complain. Rear bumps locked causing estimated total damage of 65 with Crider seriously damaged.
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Frank Dawsey
Jackson
Wayne
Crider
Hagerstows
Market Street
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