04 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
1
Navy mobilization orders recruit discharged sailors with deck radio and engineering experience to stand by for active duty on merchant ships if the CIO seamen strike continues. Naval stations must report within 24 hours on experienced handling and stowing of cargo. No ex Navy man will be called now, but volunteers will be ready if the strike spreads.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our daughter and wife Esther Elizabeth Keller also for floral effusions and use of ears Mr and Mrs J Guy Weagley Robert E Keller Ady
Early returns show Republic ahead in assembly voting with 267,819 for the Republic and strong showings for the anti monarchy factions. Milan and northern cities favor the republic while the south leans toward monarchy. results on the referendum to follow after assembly tallies.
A Chaca Indian boy with silver bracelets helps transport bananas gathered in the Darien to a river steamer for shipment to the coast. The Chreos ary is described as the "wiltest" tribe in the Western Hemisphere. A pair of women's stockings contains nearly four miles of thread.
The Supreme Court unanimously reversed a contempt conviction against the Miami Herald and editor John D. Pennekamp over 1944 editorials and a cartoon. Justice Reed noted that while criticism of pending trials must be careful, a free press is essential to Americanism and judicial independence. Pennekamp welcomed the ruling, saying it should end harassment by autocratic judges.
The court held a six to one decision that a six year old Virginia statute infringes interstate commerce. Irene Morgan, a Black traveler, was forced to change seats on a trip across state lines, prompting the ruling that uniform seating for races in interstate motor travel is needed to avoid burdening national travel.
Sharptown Maryland June 3 firemen waited ten minutes for a boat to pass under the Nanticoke river draw bridge. During the delay a blaze swept the bungalow of Mr and Mrs William Colson at Galestown across the river, spreading until officials declared it a total loss.
A delicate operation in Philadelphia today removed an iron screw from the tongue of three year old Graham Somerville after the child traveled 10 000 miles from Auckland New Zealand during a long journey.
Frederick Maryland June 3 Msgr John L Sheridan LL D president of Mount St Marys College at Emmitsburg will celebrate the 25th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood tomorrow. The solemn high mass sermon will be preached by Rev William F Culhane vice president and treasurer of the college.
Speculation focuses on John G. Winant former New Hampshire governor and ex ambassador to Britain as a potential successor to Stettinius. Others named include Dean Acheson and Joseph E. Davies, with resistance expected to Davies from Senate over his Russian policy defenses.
In a resignation letter Stettinius cites leaving government service after the war and notes Byrnes will take over as he stepped aside from U.N. Security Council discussions. Officials say his departure stems from frustration with U.S. tactics toward the Soviet Union and his role as an errand boy for the Byrnes-led successor.
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