Meanders about fifth columns threaten labor rights
Washington reporters quoted the CIO national executive board stating that proposed amendments to the La Follette bill would repress labor. They warned that limiting plant employment to 10 percent by employers would circumvent the national labor relations act and weaken unions. The group also condemned alien registration and printing taxes, and the tax hikes aimed at funding defense. John L. Lewis plans a report on AFL peace prospects tomorrow.
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Women pilots urged for future military trainers
Washington reports Helen Richey requests the War Department provide concentrated training for women pilots so they could become instructors in defense flying. Officials say no manpower shortage exists for this role, though civilian schools may seek to use women teachers if instructor shortages arise.
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Washington
Army
Helen Richey
War Department
Third White Sulphur Crash Victim Dies
Lawrence Tatsei, 30, of Collegetown Virginia, dies from a fractured skull after a Sunday crash on U S Route 60 near the Virginia line. Ernest Kidd, 23, Clifton Forge, died instantly when the car struck a tree. T Jeff Hoskins, 50, former White Sulphur Springs officer, died before reaching a hospital.
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White Sulphur Springs
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Collegetown
Virginia Line
Ernest B. Kidd
Clifton Forge
T. Jeff Hoskins
Sam Mayberry
Scence
Kidd
City to straighten Main Street by sale of corner lot
City council accepts offer from C. A. Cabell trustee to sell a corner parcel for straightening and lowering Main Street at a price of 1500 dollars. The text also notes pilots with blue eyes are considered the best fighter airmen in the R. A. F.
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Dunbar City Hall Partially Complete and Bids Sought
Dunbar's new city building will be partly occupied today as Mayor D L Salisbury reported to the council. He authorized seeking bids for firemen dormitory beds and cot pads for the jail while residents complain of an open sewer on Western avenue and trash dumping on Mitchell street. Committees were appointed to investigate.
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D. L. Salisbury
Western Avenue
Mitchell Street
Kidney Ailment Remedy Promises Relief in Liquid Form
An old advertisement touts a liquid medicine called Gates Mixture for bladder irritation, backache, and kidney flushing. Claiming over 30 years of sale and a money‑back guarantee, the product is distributed by a Potterfield company and sold by druggists nationwide.
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Charleston
Potterfield Pann
Everywnes
Pierce
Nitro News Troup Plans Picnic and Elections at Lake Chaweva
Nitro News reports a camp picnic at Alderson on Tuesday at 4 p m with new officers to be installed and an auxiliary to be formed. Veterans invite wives and mothers. state officers present to organize. A contestant, Thomas W Bartram, is slated for Frank Crummt program Battle of the Sexes at 8 p m.
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Thomas W. Bartram
Mearsouth Chemical Company
Eght
Frank Crumm
Of Interest To Women Of Interest To Women
A fragmented reader note suggests edible tips and homemaking queries. Questions touch on tap pings for cattape puckiing, mixing three tablespoons with other ingredients, and a riddle about a single food for nourishment. A reader asks about peonies transplant timing and notes peonies transplant poorly.
Questions And Answers In The Gazette Service Bureau
Readers can mail questions to the Gazette Service Bureau at 1013 Thireesfth Belief Washington O G. Include three cents for return postage and write on the paper. Try to answer seven of the test questions then check page 13 for answers.
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Gazettesome Service Bureau
Washington, OG
Language and citizenship mixed in union and alloy questions
A mixed set of Q and A items discuss aloud usage if versus out loud, differences between closed and union shop agreements, how a child born in the United States abroad can retain citizenship via consul registration, and which metal alloy claims superior strength flexibility and technique, noting no single metal ideal but some alloys meet traits.
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Ania Shan
United States
Europe
Holy Land Blacked Out and Brig Threat Looms
Erratic telegraph notes report Jerusalem under blackout threats tied to canal disruptions and new eastern Mediterranean posture. City figures authorize street assessments on Spring Elmwood Beau retard and Laidley for resurfacing while road work reaches mileage 179,000. Great Britain involvement referenced as part of broader regional tensions.
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Far East
Harry L. Campbell Tas
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Elmwood
Beauretard
Laidley Street
Pickford and Chaplin Dropped From Case
New York June 4 19N5 Mary Pickford and Charles Chaplin were dropped from a federal monopoly case involving 144 individuals and eight motion picture companies. The withdrawal follows confirmation they are not directors of United Artists. The non jury trial is expected to last two years.
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Mary Pickford
Charles Chaplin
Motion Picture
Nonnact
United Artists Corporation
U.S
Arnold
Red Cross Receives 700 For European War Relief
The Charleston chapter of the American Red Cross reported a $700 contribution to the European war relief fund, bringing total receipts to $38,005.19 toward a $15,600 quota in Geelong. Austra police arrest a man for seven head lights on his car.
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European War Relief Fund
Charleston
American Red Cross
Geelong
Austra
Calling All Dogs by Albert Payson Terhane
First country visit for John Smith and his collie Heather ends in chaos. Heather taunts a skunk, destroys bee-hives, kills 19 chickens, tears at cattle and lambs, and injures a horse, drawing rapid damage claims in a comic frightful summer anecdote.
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Dat Smith
Sunnybank
Heather
John Smith
Ned Joose
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