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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

3

Laundry Pickets Limited by Judge

The Charleston Laundry will resume partial operations Monday after a temporary injunction by Circuit Judge Julian F. Bouchelle curbs picketing at the plant. The suit against the C I O Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and locals seeks damages and alleges a conspiracy to bar nonmembers from work. picket limits are one per street.

Charleston John B. Aicken Julian F. Bouchelle DelaWare Maryland Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America United Laundry and Dry Cleaners Union United Dry Cleaners Local Industrial Union West Virginia U. S Aicken Beckley Logan and Williams

Russia Plans to Use Entire Flax Output Domestically

Russia, a major flax producer responsible for about 75 percent of world supply, will allocate its entire flax crop to domestic use this year, signaling a shift away from export markets and potential effects on global textile inputs.

Russia

King George and Queen Elizabeth Bid Canada Farewell

King George and Queen Elizabeth leave Vancouver after being proclaimed Canada’s sovereigns. Ten thousand greet them at the dock as 200 fishing boats line the river and the royal party sails to New Westminster. The king wears a royal navy admiral uniform and salutes veterans and nursing sisters before continuing toward the northlands.

Chilliwack B. C King George Elizabeth England Pacific Vancouver Canada Dominion Victoria New Westminster Westminster 16Th Royal Navy Northlands

Pershing Sails for France on Summer Leave

Gen. John J. Pershing, 78, sailed from New York aboard the Manhattan for his annual summer trip to France. The Battle Monuments chairman appeared fit and was seen off by his son and daughter-in-law Warren Pershing.

New York INS John J. Pershing S. S. Manhattan France Battle Monuments Committee Warren Pershing

Vacation Bible School at Ruffner Memorial Church

A two week session runs June 5 to 16 from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. for children aged four to eleven with division chiefs named for beginners primary and junior departments. Also today the Ladies Aid of St Pauls Lutheran meets at the parish house at 2 p.m. and several church groups hold Bible classes and social events at various locations and times.

Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian Church Richard Bush Francis J. Brooke, Jr Payne Brown Ladies’ Aid Society St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Elizabeth Rickard Mesdames W. B. Strong Henry Nunnenkamp Robert Grater E. F. Weller

RINEX Preatein tion Promises Quick Relief

A promotional note urges readers to phone a druggist for RINEX as a tested formula to relieve sneezing sniffling itchy eyes headache and hot flushes, promising noticeable improvement after the first dose.

Cian Platt RINEX

Suburb Recreational Center Opens with Civic Gala

South Charleston unveils a $40 000 recreation center funded by the PWA. Tonight at 7 a committee of 14 civic social and business groups will plan the opening event a dance and festival for townspeople. Frank C. Oakes chairs the event with $1 50 per couple subscriptions. proceeds fund center equipment.

South Charleston PWA Frank C. Oakes L. H. Oakes

Park No. 3 at 2 30 P M With Mrs A Allen 5600 Virginia Ave No 4

Park sessions listed with two time slots and accompanying persons, 2 30 P M with Mrs A Allen at 5600 Virginia Avenue and 8 P M with Mrs George Molle on MacCorkle Avenue.

Condition of Swanson Described as Just Fair After Crash

In Indianapolis on May 31 the condition of Bob Swanson, a Los Angeles driver injured in a three car crash in the 500 mile speedway race, was listed as just fair at St Vincent's hospital. Swanson was thrown from his car when it hit Floyd Roberts's car and Roberts, of Van Nuys, Calif, died shortly after.

Indianapolis Bob Swanson Los Angeles St. Vincent’s Hospital Swanson Floyd Roberts van Nuys Calif Roberts

Woodring Celebrates 49th Birthday Amid Cabinet Rumors

Secretary of War Woodring quietly marked his 49th birthday as close friends dismissed whispers he will resign to take a top diplomatic post. Woodring, appointed after Dern's death in 1936, continues to lead the War Department.

Washington INS Woodring War Department Dern

Telegraph Probe By U S Is Asked

The Senate interstate commerce committee urged authorization for a thorough probe of the telegraph industry with a report due by January 5, 1940. Introduced by Sen. Wheeler the resolution seeks economic analysis of major telegraph firms their ties to other communications and consolidation trends. It focuses on possible Western Union Postal Telegraph merger and overall feasibility.

Washington INS Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Congress Sen Wheeler Montana Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies

French Merchants Protest Worker Paid Vacation Periods

Merchants in France protest that workers' paid vacation periods are nearly killing their business. The dispute centers on how long employees take off and how bosses balance output with wage costs amid rising labor demands.

France

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