Court Rules On Primaries In Federal Regulation Question
The Supreme Court ruled that state primaries and nominating conventions fall under federal regulation like general elections. A 4 to 3 split held Congress can regulate alleged rights violations under the 1870 statute, in a case tied to disputed ballots in New Orleans in 1960.
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American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers
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Shriners Hold Ali Ghan Spring Ceremonial in Hagerstown
Hagerstown hosts Ali Ghan Temple spring ceremonial with 14 candidates initiated at the Academy Theatre. Dr C K Hoffman potentate and officers preside. Dinner for 359 at Masonic Temple. Street parade at 7 39 featuring fag unit officers past potentates and visiting nobles from Osiris Jaffa Zembo Boumi temples.
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Academy Theatre
C. K. Hoffman
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Masonic Temple
W. H. Crambler
Wheeling
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Eastern Panhandle Shrine Club
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Zembo
Harrisburg
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Baltimore
Roy A. Leiter
Hospital Intern Walks Eighteen Miles a Day
Chicago report notes Dr Harold L Emiley a chiropodiat attaches pedometers to workers across professions and finds a hospital intern averages 18 miles daily a home girl dances and walks 4 1 2 miles per show a policeman on a beat covers 74 miles daily a salesman on foot nearly 10 miles a day stenographers over eight miles and a railroad conductor about 10 miles per trip between cars
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Chicago
Harold L. Emiley
Circus Brings Underprivileged Children to Cumberland
Harold Wickard from the Cumberland Patrol announced a June 5 6 and 7 circus in Cumberland for children from three Western Maryland counties. About 40 children from San Mar Heme County will attend, and Washington county contributes 400. Ali Ghan Temple sponsors the event. A Dutch lunch followed at Masonic Temple with Shriners in fezs observed downtown.
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Cumberland
Cumberland Patrol
Maryland
San Mar Heme
Washington County
Ali Ghan Temple
Masonic Temple
Hancock Man Elected Director
Phil A. Rauth was elected national director of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Maryland State organization annual meeting held Sunday at the Woodmont Rod and Gun Club near Hancock. Ralph M. Race of Frostburg was elected state president. Thomas Baldridge of Winchester, formerly of Hancock, spoke as vice president and reported on activities since taking office.
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Hancock
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
Woodmont Rod and Gun Club
Ralph M. Race
Frostburg
Race
Thomas Baldridge
Winchester
United States Junior Chamber
Tributes Paid To General Hill At Funeral Service
Brigadier General John Phillip Hill was accorded full military honors at his Fort Myer funeral and Arlington burial. The former three term Maryland congressman died unexpectedly last Friday at age 43 years in public life with a long record of military and civic service. Fort Myer Band and chapel organist performed three hymns as family minister Rev. Arthur Kinsolving led the services.
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John Phillip Hill
Fort Myer
Arlington National Cemetery
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Congress
Maryland
Fort Mier
Arthur Kinsolving
Old St Paul's Church of Baltimore
Henderson Discusses Industry Program in Defense Conference
Chicago May 27 Leon Henderson Federal Price Administrator said the United States can maximize production without sharp price rises or heavy burdens on industry. Speaking at a defense conference of the National Association of Manufacturers and the Illinois Manufacturers Association he warned of near-future adjustments for American industry including cuts in raw materials and dilution of highly skilled labor.
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Chicago
Leon Henderson
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
Illinois Manufacturers Association
Henderson
Cactus Shoots Growing in Commercial Salads
Cactus shoots are increasingly grown for commercial use in salads or as green vegetables. Canning and processing of cactus in salads are expanding.
177 Maryland measures signed and acted on by governor
The Maryland General Assembly approved 177 bills in a surge of action. Governor O Connor signed 177 measures into law, while 92 remaining bills await action at 3 p.m. Thursday. Proposals include education scholarships, a conservation board, salary increases, tax changes, and policy shifts affecting licenses and utilities.
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General Assembly
O’conor
Maryland
University of Maryland
Create & Board of Natural, Resources
State Forestry Department
Nance
Motion Picture Censor Board
State Roads Commission seeks power over roadside billboards
A fragmented legislative note requests granting the State Roads Commission broader authority to regulate billboard locations. The text also proposes banning Sunday alcohol sales in Worcester, Wicomico, Somerset, Carroll, and Queen Anne's counties, marking a broader effort to curb public alcohol activity.
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State Roads Commission
Worcester
Wicomico
Somerset
Carroll
Queen Anne's
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