AFL Leader Rejects British Bid To Join World Trade Union Four
Chicago October 10 AFL President William Green rejected a British bid to cooperate with the World Federation of Trade Unions deeming it Communist dominated. He charged the WFTU links with Moscow dictate and contrasted Britain's stance on Palestine and open door policy for Jews. Thomas O'Brien urged worldwide unity while Thomas Watson pressed Britain's displaced person issue.
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Chicago
AFL
William Green
World Federation of Trade Unions
CIO
Green
American Federation of Labor
British Labor Movement
Soviet Russia
WFTU
Communist Party
Labor Party
Thomas O'Brien
British
Trade Union Congress
O'Brien
WTC
Moscow
Patterson
World Trade Union Movement
Thomas Watson
Europe
Britain
Palestine
United Nations
Labor
Local social notes from Emmitsburg and Baltimore visits
Emmitsburg and Baltimore area residents are mentioned visiting relatives and spending time with family. Roger Goulden of Towson met Ida Goulden and the Kesslers. Claude Corl stayed in Baltimore. Glenn Polly and Claudia Rosensteel hosted in Fairfield. Joshua Gillelan of Baltimore visited Ruth and Rhoda Gillelan. Raymond Baumgardner Maurice Moser families and Shirley visited the Weitzels near St. Anthonys. Ruth Wetzel is Mrs. Unger.
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Sudimoutity
Doer
Roger Goulden
Towson
Ida Goulden
James Kessler
Claude Corl
Baltimore
Glenn Polly
Fairfield
Polly
Claudia Rosensteel
Joshua T. Gillelan
Ruth
Rhoda Gillelan
Raymond Baumgardner
Maurice Moser
Shirley
Raymond Unger
Ernest Weitzel
St. Anthony's
Expandable house plan offered with future additions
An expandable compact house plan shows a basic unit costing seven to nine thousand dollars depending on materials and local conditions. The design features broad glass areas in the living, dining, and kitchen spaces for a modern sweep. Local mentions include visits and greetings among residents in Emmitsburg Hagerstown Taneytown Gettysburg Frederick and Fort Meade with several named families and individuals.
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Local Social Notes Highlight Baltimore Visits and Birthdays
Mr and Mrs Claude Sullivan of Baltimore visited with Nellie Felix and Mrs George Thompson. Austin Stoner of Baltimore visited relatives. Lillian Bowers celebrated her twelfth birthday with a party attended by Jean Joy Lois Hart Hagen and Marie Topper. Emmabelle Fuss left for Baltimore to train as a practical nurse. Ruth Plank and children visited Bessie Glass in Westminster. Patty Jean Bower celebrated her fifth birthday. Charles C Cretin of near
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Claude Sullivan
Baltimore
Nellie Felix
George Thompson
Austin Stoner
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Lillian Bowers
Elizabeth Weck
Jean Joy
Lois Harthagen
Marie Topper
Emmabelle Fuss
Charles Fuss
Ruth Plank
Westminster
Bessie Glass
Patty Jean Bower
Frederick Bower
Charles C. Cretin
Near
Atrocities and local notices from a torn clipping
St Anthony s suffered a heart attack at his home recently Mrs Ralph Knox and infant son have returned from Annie M Warner Hospital Mrs Ralph McDarity has been admitted to Annie M Warner Hospital Miss Frances Baker visited her parents Mr and Mrs Guy A Baker Miss Catherine Baker returned to St Agnes Hospital Baltimore after a week at home In Africa Arab and Negro sportsmen hunted seized and bought enslaved people for the slave trade.
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St. Anthony's
Ralph Knox
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Ralph McDarity
Frances Baker
Guy A. Baker
Catherine Baker
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Baltimore
Social Situations and Forcing Guests to Stay
A guide on handling guests who announce they must leave. It outlines respectful ways to acknowledge their departure while resisting an abrupt exit. Emphasizes clear communication, gratitude, and offering optional alternatives to extend the visit.
Right way Phrase For Orders And Exit
The line reads like a fragmented directive about asking if others still want to go and then allowing them to leave without protest. It lacks clear subjects or concrete actions and reads as a partial quotation.
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Washington
Roy Sayler
Carson P. Frailey
Valerie Sharrer
Hagerstown
Charles L. Sharrer
Bernard Seltzer
Leon Ridenour
Brunswick
Thomas Ridenour
John Noonan
Philadelphia
Ataane
Elizabeth Troxell
John M. ‘Troxell
John Shyrock
Yvonne
Taneytown
Robert M. Burd Iner
Roy Bollinger
Patty Jean
Eunice Bovey
Charles D. Gillelan
Robert Gillelan
Ora Plank
Gettysburg
Edgar Mullen
Harry Jones
Norfolk
Charles Shorb
Jones
Valerie Shorb
George L. Wil
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Frederick
Luther Wilhide
Charles J. Eckenrode
Fort George Meade
Sally Sullivan
O.R
L.R
Markell & Ford
Rome
Psibyl Rowan
Tom O'Neal
Tuhesmem
Dudley
Africa
St.Josephy
Air Mail
Storm & Shipley
Yule Pecel
Remsberg
Pat
U.S. Pat
Peoples, Williamson’s
Silco
Allen's
Cat Rate
Associated Credit Bureaus of America
Frederick Retail Credit Association
the Credit Bureau OF
East Second St
Joseph J. Nestor
United States
Canada
Pearce
Frederick County Hood Club
MGM
Walter Pidgeon
Jose Iturbs
Roddy McDowall
Jane Powell
Ilona Massey
Xavier Cugat
Orch
Frederick Appliance CO
ST E. Patrick St
Nat Cae
National Brewing Company OF
Balu
J. Austin Whitehill
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
King Bros
Belita
Barry Sullivan
Bonita Granville
Albert Dekker
Eugene Palletie
Miguslile Veldes
Lobby Ramos
Edit Angold
Stella Daleas
Donia
Wyith Bulls
eWeek
Gry
Ofera ‘Ho Opera House
Crimson
Frederick Theatre
Gene Autry
Rancho Grande
Maryland
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