Maryland seeks anti subversive bill to curb Communism
Annapolis Md Jan 15 a ten pronged bill to expose and punish subversives was offered to Governor Lane. It would impose fines and prison terms for overthrowing or aiding subversives and revoke voting rights for violators. It also creates records seizure authority and legality checks for public employees and candidates.
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Pangborn Safety Group Holds Sixth Dinner Meeting
Forty nine members and guests of the Pangborn Corporation Safety Council met in the Alexander Hotel ballroom for the sixth dinner. A. Burton Metzger of the Baltimore Safety Council spoke on management and foreman supervision for worker safety, based on his Western Electric experience. Frank Kalss announced Pangborn’s 1949 safety goals and new slogan, with Dr W Shaattian outlining the year’s safety campaign and shop department meetings. John Keplinger was lauded as man of the year for safety efforts, followed by film topics America The Beautiful and Curiosity Shop.
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John Keplinger
Composer Turina Dies at Sixty in Madrid
Madrid reports the death of Joaquin Turina Y Perez at age sixty. internationally renowned pianist, composer, and music critic, the famed figure passed away today amid recognitions of his contributions to classical music.
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Madrid
Joaquin Turina Y Perez
Reporters Notebook items mix with Army enlistment notes
A local Post Office adds its first new vehicle in two decades, a modern International truck, while Army officials explain why about 60 percent of new enlistments are World War II veterans seeking stability. Other items describe a stray bus cat ride and Warner Brothers official Nat Glasser reflecting on four decades in film. A South American wasp creates a nest from earth and wood pulp.
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Summers Named Conference Head of Roundtable
The Hagerstown Roundtable of the National Conference of Christians and Jews met at Hotel Alexander for a noon luncheon. Arley Sica resigned after guiding the group for a year, with thanks given. Eric Summers was elected chairman unanimously. Plans for Brotherhood Week in February were discussed, with programs likely to be sponsored as before. Attendees included Harry Kerstein J Knott Maxwell Greenwald Eric Summers Rev Frederick Eyster Father John Ballard Jack Frank Arthur Chambers.
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Frederick D. Eyster
John W. Ballard
Jack Frank
Arthur F. Chambers
Summary of Proposed New Hagerstown City Charter
Proposed charter updates give the city routine powers for streets and alleys, outline light plant operation under merit system, reconfigure boards under the mayor, authorize water and sewage systems, and establish home rule allowing voter initiated changes without state approval. Key sections cover police, public works, water, parks, licensing, and referenda. Mayor Richard Sweeney notes mayoral control over commissions and boards.
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Rev Joseph Young Installed Recently
Installation service for the Rev Joseph Young was conducted at Lestersburg by Beard's Jacob's and Lestersburg churches. He is a Gettysburg Seminary graduate and son of Mrs Sophia Young and the late L V Young, long involved in Hagerstown real estate. The Amason water lily leaves lack strength to bear a child.
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Hagerstown
May Get Big Or Order For T-31 Trainer
The Air Force plans suggest final funds may buy the T-31 trainer from Fairchild Aircraft, originally intended for Navy use. With $109 million left, allocations include 48 Northrop F-89 night fighters and 110 Lockheed F-9 light fighters, while the light trainer decision remains undecided. The Fairchild plane, built under Air Force contract, was not affected by earlier cancellation of $300 million in orders.
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Air Force
Northrop
Syracuse boxing champ Rollier tipped to defend title
Jimmy Rollier the 165 pound boxing champion at Syracuse University is favored to defend his Kindda success this season.
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Jimmy Rollier
Syracuse University
Kindda
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