31 Jan 1947
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1947
Page
1
A United States district judge prepared to retrace conflicting testimony in the Mt Clemens Pottery Co. case in Detroit on January 31, with patience frayed after a day of hearings.
Federal Judge Frank A. Picard, presiding since 1942, will hear added testimony as sides fail to agree on portal time in the historic portal pay suit. He warned counsels that the court is nearly out of patience, with intervenors acting as friends of the court after lengthy arguments. The case centers on walking time claims tied to portal pay for labor, industry, and government.
United Nations must prove it can maintain peace before any disarmament steps, says a Security Council delegate who urges a new international military force and a report from the military staff committee. The council meets over Britain's mine dispute with Albania after Oct casualties from two mines.
In loving memory of daughter and sister Mrs Opal Turner who passed away January 31 1945. God knows how much we miss her and never shall her memory fade. Loving thoughts shall wander to the spot where she is laid. Mrs Fannie Baker and Family. Ad.
Washington County Historical Society held a dinner meeting at Hotel Alexander where a board resolution backed creating a national park area around Harper's Ferry and Maryland involvement. The group discussed funding for the Hager home restoration, listed six new directors, planned a joint meeting to elect officers, and noted rising membership to 420.
General Byron spoke on Civil War jeal the wars PX system and spiritual gatherings. He recounted World War II anecdotes and a tomato juice gift from home illustrating morale's role. He urged lasting peace to honor fallen soldiers as dinner and nominating committees were announced.
Charleston West Virginia January 31 The House of Delegates unanimously expressed its interest in acquiring the Newton D. Baker Hospital near Martinsburg for state use and asked the Senate to concur The resolution directs both presiding officers to seek a grant of the institution to the state when it is abandoned by the Veterans Administration
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