NEA debate on communism governs teacher eligibility
A NEA session weighed banning Communists as teachers amid strong views on guilt by association. Herbert J. Phillips, a UW professor fired for 13 years in the Communist party, argued limits to democracy and freedom of advocacy. The association planned to vote on excluding Communists and to amend the by law.
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Abe
Miss Norton
Herbert J. Phillips
Communist Party
Phillips
University of Washington
Communst Party
Willard Spalding
University of Linois
Association
NEA
William F. Y. Saunders
New York
Plan to Merge City and County Election Systems in Hagerstown
A plan to merge the city and county election setups to avoid dual registration is authorized by the new City Charter. A five member committee including City Attorney Urner and State Senator McLaughlin will draft detailed plans for coordination, to be reviewed by the City Council, Board of County Commissioners, and election supervisors.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Eldred Rinehart
Republican Central Committee
Herman L. Sins
Board of County Commissioners
County
Francia H. Urner
Charles Wagaman
Allen Myara
Central Committee
Clarence Eldridge
D. Kenneth McLaughlin
Attacks Deputies Leave Man Fined for Assault
Varick, blamed for drunken disorderly conduct and assault on deputies Richard and Miller, faced a $25 fine plus $100 on two warrants. He received a total of about $22,000 including court costs after a July incident ending with his release upon payment.
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Miller
Varick
Ime
County Gall
Markethouse
Richard
Snyder
Warick
Rickard
Fairchild Proxy Count Stirs Stockholders Meeting
The Fairchild Aircraft proxy count began with 20 to 26 stockholders and about 60 others present, including lawyers. The meeting opened at Fairchild Plant No 2 offices as Sherman Fairchild and his legal team arrived, while Louis Gilbert pressed questions during his address and indicated voting for the stockholder slate.
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Fairchild Aircraft Plant No. 2
Falrehnd
Sherman Fairchid
Fairchild
Louis Gilbert
Todas
Committee of Stockholders
Gilbert
Ward
Irtef
Virginian crabber shooting leads to arrests and plane patrol
Virginia officials report that a Crabber, Nelson, was shot during a struggle over a rifle with David Acree of Weirwood after Acree was deputized to aid a Conservation plane patrol. The plane had found seven Maryland boats two miles inside Virginia and arrested two operators, Nelaga and Royce Sterling of Crisfield. No charges against Acree were filed.
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Virginia
Lankford
Nelson
David Acree
Weirwood
Ausiat
Acree
Maryland
Exmore
Nelaga
Royce Sterling
Crisfield
Nate‘went
Laurel Bypass Bids and Road Projects Details
Road crews clear hairpin turns on Polish Mountain west slope east of Cumberland. Kids were taken for a seven mile Route Joon relocation over Sideling Hill in Washington county. Projects include Potomac River bridge repair at Brunswick with traffic kept open, resurfacing Route 26 Lonaconing to Barton, and widening US Route 219 from Gortner to Red House in Western Maryland. The Belmont Stakes portion notes Count Fleet and Citation as historical winners.
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Polish Mountain
Cumberland
Sideling Hill Mountain
Washington County
The
Roads Commission
Potomac River
Bruswick
Lonaconing
Barton
Allegany County
Gortner
Red House
Maryland
Rites Held For Newsman Who Predicted His Death
San Diego July 6 funeral arrangements for newspaper columnist Forrest Warren were carried out as planned from his May 17 disclosure that cancer doomed him. Warren died Monday at 81 after a career starting as a Vermillion Kansas printer. Public services at Balboa Park were to be led by minister Dr Frank Linderman.
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San Diego
Calif
Forrest Warren
Warren
Balboa Park
Frank Linder
Vermillion
Kans
The
Daily Journal
Dr John Yates leaves 406000 estate probate in Richmond
Richmond Virginia July 5 Dr John Yates Dawnman 91 rector emeritus of All Saints Episcopal Church left an estate valued at 406000 per his will probated today in Chancery Court Richmond supporting yields for heirs and charities with details filed in court records.
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Richmond
John Yates
Dawnman
All Saints Episcopal Church
Chancery Court
Police seek add six officers in Cumberland plan
In a report to the mayor and council, Chief R Emmett Flynn recommends expanding the Cumberland Police Department by adding six policemen and one woman to bolster the force.
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Cumberland
Duly & i
R. Emmett Flynn
Fresh Air coupon seeks home care for children
Advertises in Herald-Mail for in home child care from August to August 19. Lists contact W Riley Daniels at 1413 Oak Hill Avenue and asks for details on child age sex and preferred supervision.
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Herald-Mail
W. Riley Daniels
Oak Hil Avenue
Herald-Mail Co
Ex Local Boy Writes A Song Showcases Murray Robertson Team
Ex local songwriter duo Murray and Robertson sign for integrated music and lyrics. I ll Never Say Goodbye. Records and sheet music printed with two early releases on Dance Tone and A-1 Records. Radio push in Baltimore and nationwide, with radio WARK and WJEJ backing. Hit Parader planning feature and hopeful October rise.
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Isons
Willam Robertson
Murray and Robertson
Focal
Phil Reed
A-1
Danny Riccardo
Comar
M. G. M. Records
Murray-Robertson
Baltimore
WARK
WJEJ
Council to Hear Hellane Request on 20 Minute Parking
Hellane will ask the council to enforce the 20 minute parking rule. The item seeks stronger service to manage curb space and violator enforcement in the district, with city officials set to consider the proposal at the next meeting.
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Hellane
Lutheran Group Seeks Six New Farm Families to Start Work
The Lutheran group has sponsored five families in the county and will soon host three more dairy orchard and poultry workers. Kris and Vilna Straumanis, Vilhelmsa and Jeudokja Strazdins, and Wilhelms and Zelma Bode will work on farms owned by George Stiles, G William Gardenhour, and Lawrence Fiery. Two additional families are promised, with one letter from Voldemars Macins tracing his history from Moscow to Latvia.
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Kris 4Anas
Vilna Straumanis
Vilhelmsa v
Jeudokja Strazdins
Wilhelms
Zelma Bode
George Stiles
G. William Gardenhour
Lawrence Fiery
Bell
Baltic
Macins
West End Park Proposal Up for Council Review
Councilman Hellane will seek a West End Park proposal near Reservoir Park to ease heavy pedestrian traffic and provide pavements in the people area. He will also call attention to the traffic at West Antietam and West Washington Street for possible study by the Board of Public Works. All day auto parking on the east side of the Market House noted.
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Page Onenue
Reservoir Park
West End
Hellane
West Antietam
West Washington Street
Board of Public Works
Market House
Family flees war toil to seek US after exile
The Macin family details a father deported to Siberia and a son forced to work as a laborer for the German Army until 1945. He later served as a woodcutter and as a policeman in Germany. The family now resides at a Lutheran Displaced Persons camp in Hamen Germany and plans to travel to Butschek, Germany, before moving to the United States.
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Siberia
Macins
Germany
Macin
Hamen
Butschek
United States
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FIREY
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Hagerstown Block Company
East First Street
Erica Rosenbaum
Ett
Patricia Levy
42Nd
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Citation
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BIG
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Corderman’s Hardware
Washington St
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Slobells
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