Labor Law Not a Real Cure, Says David Lawrence
Washington commentary argues the new labor reform law does not fix unions abuses or guarantee the right to refuse joining a union. It notes increased federal oversight of unions, required financial reports, and potential future revisions while calling the measure a first step in broader labor-management regulation.
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Lawrence
David Lawrence
Washington
Congress
Free America
Senate
John McCellan
Arkansas
Tne
Uoen
Uni
Joint Conference Committee
Federa 1
I I
The
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Shift In Emphasis In Inflation Debate Stirs Washington
The Nixon committee cites a three point program amid a steel strike that affects prices and employment. The Federal Reserve reports July industrial output down two points to 453, tying the drop to strike effects. Hairdressers meet Frederic Hairstyle Committee plans dressers event on Monday.
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I BR. iv
Eisenhower
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Frederi Hairstyle Committee
N W. Southman
Clarence Dean
Janice
Mondavr
Fifty Years Ago Reems From The Columns Of The News
A damaged 1909 clipping fragment notes events and names with garbled text. It references a meeting, an election, and individuals such as Harry Hopgrubps and other unclear figures amid a noisy reminiscence of history.
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the News
Twenty Years Ago Columns From The News September 11 1939
The column notes a Lutheran church sermon by McCARDELL and mentions a partner A in a tease about a TV yet unclear. It reports school students will receive six dollars per month aid during the school year through the National Youth Administration. It also states nearly sixty percent of the county tax levy has been collected during the first eight months of 1939, based on county treasurer James He Falk's August records.
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Lutheran McCardell
Cf Ater
Tvhich
National Youth Administration
James He? Falk
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York ‘Ap
Allied Industries
London Financial Times
Tre
Ost
Wall Street
United States
Eisenhower
Figures Show Sturdy Health Of Economy
AP describes the economy as strong with high employment though the steel strike disrupts some sectors. Auto workers returning and stock market worries persist as analysts see a slower inflation path if the strike ends and defense spending steadies.
Enlistments Announced by Frederick Army Recruit Office
Local recruiters at 27 East Patrick Street list August enlistments including Leo D. Ashbouth Brunswick Clarence E. Gallahan Brunswick Archie Hrson Manchester Charles K. Ambrose Trumont William E. Wirts Brunswick Kenneth R. Bay Frederick County Edgar W. Shipley Mt. Airy Robert A. Poole Frederick Samuel J. Herbert Frederick Thomas A Magruder Westminster Harry A. Yargar Westminster David W. Colwell Union Bridge. offers three year plus commitments with varied Army courses and schedules for Frederick Carroll counties. Mary Jones WAC recruiter also available for two year terms.
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Zeke” Watkins
Sfc Gifford
U.S. Army
East
Patrick Street
Leo D. Ashbouth
Brunswick
Europe
Clarence E. Gallahan
Archie Hrson
Manchester
Army Security Agency
Charles K. Ambrose
Trurmont
Baltimore
William E. Wirts
Kenneth R. Bay
Frederick County
Edgar W. Shipley
Mt. Airy
Robert A. Poole
Frederick
Samuel J. Herbert
Washington, D.C
Thomas A Magruder
Westminster
Washington
Harry A. Yargar
David W. Colwell
Union Bridge
Carroll
Hampstead
Sykesville
Knoxville
Westminster National Guard
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Taneytown
Mary Jones
WAC
Army
Newcomers Take The Young Men's Shop In Frederick
Frederick's business community welcomes Ellsworth E. McGaha and Carl C Fink as new proprietors of The Young Men's Shop. They bring long merchandising careers and aim to continue a 37 year tradIt ion in a prominent downtown store with strong community ties.
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Frederick
Ellsworth E. McGaha
Carl C Fink
Arthur McCanner
Jake Schmidt
Dick Dutrow
E Derr
Arthur Stern
Grayson Haller
Harry Brandenburg
McGaha
Mr. Fink
Drought Follows Locust Plague in Tigrai Province
An Addis Ababa dispatch notes drought following a locust infestation in Tigrai, Ethiopia. The chaotic wartime tone reflects aid concerns as famine looms and music lovers fear cultural disruption amid plunder and displacement.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Tigrai Province
North
Troeaea
Frederick Community Concert Association praises members and volunteers
The group lauds indefatigable volunteers and plans a season with performances in Frederick and nearby cities including Rockville Hagerstown Waynesboro Chambersburg and Gettysburg. Miss Lovejoy calls Frederick the best organized in the eastern division while praise goes to Estelle Leatherman Robert Lithe ore and Bob Smith for their efforts and dedication.
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Frederick
Rockville
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Association
Miss Lovejoy
New York
Donald
Estelle Leatherman
Robert Litheore
Bob Smith
Estelle
Bob
Birthdays and Historical Dates From United States and World Figures
Notable birthday list includes U S Senator Robert Kerr of Oklahoma and figures like Dr Alexander Brunschwig, Air Force leaders Edward Rawlings and Carl Marvel, Syracuse chancellor William Toliev, and producer Samuel Spiegel. Also notes Today in History events from 1777 to 1936 and anniversaries like Sarah Bache and Felix Gran. Horoscope predicts a five old age with pleasure and profit and suggests benevolent associates.
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U. S
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Ads
Okla
Alexander Brunschwig
Corny College of Medicine
New York
el Paso
Tex
Edward W. Rawlings
Air Force Material Command
Milroy
Minon
Carl Shipp Marve
Tilingis
William T. Toliev
Syracuse University
Honesdale
Joel Hunter
Crucible Steel
Pittsburgh
Sebrell Jr
Institute of Nutrition Sciences
Portsmouth
dSemuel P. Spiegel
Austria
Brandywine
Howe
Washington
William Morgan
Canandaigua
N. Y
Mountain Meadow
Utah
Arkansas
California
San Francisco Stock Exchange Board
James G. Cutler
Rochester
Boulder Dam
Roosevelt
Navy
U.N
Sarah Bache
Benjamin
Anaiati
Iife
Governor Dedicates Springfield Building
Governor Tawes dedicates a privately financed canteen at Springfield State Hospital in Sykesville Maryland. Built and run by the hospital’s volunteer auxiliary women the $72.40 structure is unique among Maryland state hospitals aided by a $32 000 bequest from George Glendenning and a memorial fund by Mrs Sylvia Hartman Miller’s family and friends.
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Sykesville
Tawes
Springfield State Hospital
Mental Hospital
Tanes
Maryland State Hospital
Sylvia Hartman Miller
Fort Detrick Scientists to Attend 136th ACS Meet at Atlantic City
Seven Fort Detrick scientists will play roles at the 136th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Atlantic City in September 1919. Dr. R. J. Allgeier will preside over a mass propagation of cells symposium. John F. Lemp Jr. will present the first important paper. Other Detrick researchers coauthor and present within the fermentation and agricultural chemistry divisions. The event is expected to draw about 15,000 attendees. The Fort Detrick press notes the institute’s rising scientific and technical contributions.
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Fort Detrick
Robert Rf. Freeman
Detrick
Donald G. Grothaus
ACS
Joseph Schwimer
Atlantic City
American Chemical Society
Iwil
Tional
Association of Science Writers
George B. Kistiakowsky
United, States
Science and Technologyet
Schwimer
Leatherman funeral rites held in Wolfsville
Funeral services for Leatherman longtime churchman of Wolfsville were conducted Tuesday at St Mark's Lutheran Church by Rev. Raymond L Markley with a large turnout and many floral tributes. Pallbearers were his nephews Carroll Leatherman Paul Leatherman Robert Leatherman Paul Morgan Ralph Morgan and Elvin Nailce. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Paul Bittle funeral director. Development note mentions Dr J M Lock of Royal Radar Laboratory Malvern predicting tiny computers operating near absolute zero could reach speeds far beyond present memory units.
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Leatherman
Well Kn
Wolfs
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Wolfsville
Raymond L. Markley
Carroll C. Leatherman
Paul C. Leatherman
Robert H. Leatherman
Paul J. Morgan
Ralph W. Morgan
Elvin E. Nailce
Paul ¥. Bittle
England
J. M. Lock
Royal Radar Laboratory
Malvern
Deaths of Mrs. Earle and three others noted in region obits
Mrs. Maryann Earle 75 of Sykesville died Wednesday at Mt. Wilson Hospital Pikesville after a lingering illness. She is survived by one sister and one brother and is to be interred in Springfield cemetery Lykesville. Thomas Miller Longbrake 72 of Brunswick died Thursday. survivors include four children and two sisters with services Sunday at 2 p m. Interment in St. Mark's cemetery Petersville. Dorsey C Plummer 63 of Gaithersburg died Wednesday. he worked at NIH Bethesda and was a Modern Woodmen member. funeral details list Epworth Church Damascus and Forest Oak cemetery Gaithersburg. Additional notices list survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Harold Chichester
Brageignis
Canada
Jane Grothaus
Donald G. Grothaus
Denver
San John Wert
Staunton Military Academy
Terry
LaVeche Harrs
Mountainview
New Market
Texas
Mes Bers
John Conver
Robert Line
George Hess
Electron Microscope Societyf America
Columbus
Ohio
Fam
New Jersey
New York
Elizabeth Suman
Paul F. Koch
Lloyd Graf
James Wynkoop
William Roessier
Hattie Snyder
Frederick Memorial
Lee Gearhart
Winnie Cave
Baltimore
Spi Ed
Staton
Florida
John Ladino
Rehobeth Beach
Del
Norman Stitely
Earl Rosensteel
George Riine
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bernard Price
Harry Jennings
Glen Burnie Mondas
Charies
Bea
Springfield
Robert Winchell
Cleveland
Joan T. Brengle
Charley “Duke” Wars
Ed Lowe
French Canada
Niagara Falls
Ted Stephens
Baltimore Orioles
William R. Earle
Maryann Earle
Sykesville
Mt. Wilson Hospital
Pikesville
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Moses A
Sarah Miller Kimes
W. ©. Wheeler
Smunswick
George L. Kimes
Martinsburg
Nepews
Weer and Haight Funeral Home
Springfield Cemetery
Lykesville
Thomas Little
Springfieldresbyterian Church
Thomas Miller Longbrake
Brunswick
Anna Lenz Longbrake
John
Dallas Miller Longbrak
Francis Maxwell
Brandensburg
Gertrude Goodwin
Arlington
Anna Jane Mack
Alexandria
Sarah Eaton
Peart Coffman
W. Via
Ralph Miller
St. Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
Dorsey C. Plummer
Gaithersburg
Montformery County
Evan E
Alice Claggett Plummer
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Methodist Church
Plummer
Rena Plummer
Walter Perkins
Virginia Beach
Forest Oak
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Anic Curcuiahees Associates
Associated Press
Republic
AP News Ec
Tre Post
Frea Ma
David Lawresce
Cconse
Ever Aiong
Excie- Saary
Harry Hop- Grubps
Boxer
Ciizens Press
Joe Eisenhauer
Evanston, T
Chamber of Commerce
Evanston C
Plattsburg
Ero Einopia
Ihildren
Know
America
United Appeal
Red Cross
Kenneth J. Bechtold
John E. Thompson
Detrick Committee
Laster
Bechtold
Civilian’ Welfare Council
Charles Bowers
Robert Nicodemus
Robert Lewis
James MO
Harold A. Chichester
Mirs
Arthur J. Rawson
Daniel Reynolds
Lee Kupferbert
Daugh
Frederick Memorial Host
Carol
Robin
Wes
Federick Memorial Hospital
Stephen’ Keprenick
Community Concert Association
Grace B. Miller
Dervickommittee
Doris Ausherman
Mary Baker
Mary C. Biser
Adnan Chappel
Carolyn Daniel
Caroli Freed
Beverly Furry
Marjorie Ganley
Louis Greenberg
Donald Leatherman
Mignon Sanger
Curtis
Winifred Thome
William G. Price
Ashland
George Z. York
Mt. Vernon
Carlo Grasso
Brooklyn
N. XY
George R. Jirik
Max
Minn
Robert McQuain
Philip Ken
Nedy
Dominic G. Greece
William A. Parsons
Robert L. Eaton
John R. Benchoff
Mount St. Marys Seminary
Charles G. Herzog
St. Philadelphia
Jerome
Sebastian
Thomas G. Smith
Archdiocese of Newark
N. J
Will Jjoin
Father Smith
Seton Hall University
Immaculate Conception Seminary
Darlington
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church
Newark
Fr. Smith
John J. Colligan
the Mount
Wonstock College
Woodstock
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