Supreme Court allows loyalty oaths and bans on door to door sales
The high court ruled six to two that cities may require loyalty oaths for employees while upholding powers to outlaw door to door peddling to protect residents. The Breard case in Alexandria resulted in a $25 fine or 30 days. Los Angeles fired 17 workers for refusing to sign loyalty statements.
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Two Boys Arrested for Garage Break In Near Williamsport
Two boys aged nine and eleven were arrested yesterday and charged with breaking into Raymond Hull’s garage near Williamsport. They allegedly stole 24 cents and bought soft drinks with the money. Deputies Selater Isanogle and Frank Winters made the arrest.
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Constipation Relief Reported by All-Bran User Letter
A reader reports years of constipation ended after eating All-Bran daily. The letter from Abraham S Zelman urges daily intake of an ounce of crispy Kellogg's All-Bran with water and promises double money back if not satisfied after ten days.
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Sailor's Wedding Plans Ruled Backward by Norfolk Leave Ban
A 19 year old sailor, Tom Amburn of Norwalk Naval Air Station, sees his wedding to Atlanta cancer patient Betty Thompson postponed as his emergency leave is canceled. Amburn returns to Norfolk after visiting Sioux Falls, while Betty’s health worsens and physicians fear she may die this fall. The couple sought privacy amid press attention and public speculation.
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House Damaged By Fire In Guilford Avenue
A first floor kitchen fire in a two story house next to the South Hagerstown Fire Company on Guilford Avenue damaged the home yesterday afternoon. Owners Lloyd Snyder and Eugene Wirts lived in the two floors. Mrs Snyder heard crackling while washing in the basement and saw the blaze. Three fire companies fought the flames spreading to a partition and under the roof. A canary perished in the blaze.
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Burhans Links County Problems to Optimist Club Talk
Winslow Burhans, county commissioner chair, outlines county issues to the Haegratown Optimist Club. He cites 700 miles of roads with 400 dirt miles, plans to build about 12 miles yearly, crowded schools despite new Salem Avenue Winter Street facilities, voting machine costs, and potential savings. Optimist events include board meeting at Joseph Romans’ home, Junior Baseball versus Kiwanis at City Park, and turf bowling at Panghorn Park.
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Skilled Workers Still In Demand In Maryland County
The Maryland Employment Office reports 40 veterans placed in jobs over the past month, leaving 80 on file. Skilled machinists and metal workers are in demand for defense industries. Last week 584 compensation claims were filed. about 150 are unemployed, most temporarily idle. The state employment office will close at 4 p.m. in summer.
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Two Cars Crash in Public Square
City police report Pear B. Moats of 200 block Woat Franklin Street sustained a jaw injury after a two car collision in Public Square last night. Willard Lee Moats drove one vehicle into the rear of John S. Waverchak's car on the east side of the square as the latter stopped at a red light.
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Virginia Avenue
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Local Drive Seeks Old Auto Plates for Red Cross Benefit
A fundraising drive gathers old license plates for the Red Cross. About half a ton of Henge plates are already collected and awaiting turnover. Firms that have not yet delivered plates are urged to contact central depot at phone 520 to arrange pickup via local garages and transportation.
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Dingle Claims Tibet Power Reveals Health Wealth and Wisdom
Edwin J. Dingle, once near death after years of tropical fevers and hardship, credits a Tibet contact with awakening a power that transforms health and life. He plans a 9000 word treatise and offers free copies via The Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles to interested readers.
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Edwin J. Dinglel
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Institute of Mentalphysics
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Calif
Ancient Aztec Baths Unearthed Near Mexico D. Fe.
Excavations near Mexico delineate well preserved bathing sites of Aztec nobility. The so called tubs were carved from solid rock, revealing elite sanitation and daily life practices of early Mesoamerican rulers.
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