Standard to appeals after NRLB findings in labour case
Lime and Stone company filed exceptions to NRLB Examiner Moore's report after last month’s hearings. Counsel Rice and Byrer head to Washington to argue the bill of exceptions, with a potential appeal to the United States district court in Richmond if the NRLB demands are upheld. The company denies the findings and will pursue all legal recourses. The NRLB ordered exclusive bargaining with the International Quarry Workers' Union, barred company involvement with a so called company union, and directed reinstatement of all former employees not found guilty of violent acts during the strike.
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SBURG
Six Lime and Stone Company
National Labor Relations Board
John Moore
Here
L. I. Rice
H. H. Byrer
Washington
NRLB
Standard
United States District Court
Richmond
International Quarry Workers’ Union
Elks Plan Opening Party With Pittsburgh Floor Show
Exalted Ruler John Bradford announced tickets for the Elks dine and dance auditorium reopening on May 9 will sell out quickly. The event features dancing, refreshments, a Pittsburgh floor show, and a catered buffet led by W. P. Clark. Members urged to reserve at the club. attendance limited to Elks, families, and out-of-town guests. A recent initiation of five new members preceded a social grillroom gather.
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Elksdine and Dance Auditorium
John Bradford
Pittsburgh
W. P. Clark
Brother-in-law Accused of Bedtime Assault
Lester Seargent filed for arrest of Earl Plymale after Plymale allegedly struck the complainant while asleep at about 345 am. Magistrate Ona C Jefferys faced the warrant challenge as Seargent stated he had resided at the Plymale home. The victim showed a black eye to support the claim of the in-law assault while intoxicated.
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Earl Plymale
Lester Seargent
Ona C. Jefferys
Seargent
Plymale
Killing rays are invented in air sterilization advance
Rochester, Minn. May 6. Dr Deryl Hart of Duke University Medical School announced a new cool germ killing ray system that sterilizes operating room air. Continuous sterilization of air reduces airborne bacteria within 60 seconds using ultraviolet wavelengths that do not burn humans. This marks a final step toward infection safety since antiseptic surgery began in 1865.
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Rochester
Minn
American Society of Thoracoplasty
Deryl Hart
Duke University Medical School
Joseph Lister
Italian Army Nurse Joins Campaign With Troops In France
Mrs. James Vinci Ricco, wife of a New York doctor, volunteered as a nurse and joined Italian Army troops in France after serving aboard hospital ship City Generally Lacked. The column noted about 1,300 trucks and automobiles among the units as the advance continued.
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Page One
James Vinci Ricco
New York
Italian forces capture Addis Ababa and reopen legation
Marshal Badoglio announced the fall of Addis Ababa after a 30,000-strong advance from Dessye. Italian troops, including Bersaglieri and Eritrean auxiliaries, entered the city as the native and foreign residents cheered. The Italian legation, closed since October, was reopened and the commander proclaimed the war effectively over.
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Legation
Eucalpytus
Leg
Badoglio
Luigi Vinei-Giglucci
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Askari
Marshal Badoglio
Dessye
Emperor Haile Selassie
Lacanda
Bersaglieri
Grenadiers
Frontier Guards
Iraq
Heironimus Attends West Virginia Laundry Convention
T W Heironimus Sr proprietor of the Home Laundry left this afternoon for Charleston to attend a convention of the West Virginia Laundry Owners Association and the West Virginia Dry Cleaners Association opening tomorrow He plans to return to Grafton today.
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T. W. Heironimus, Sr
Charleston
West Virginia Laundry Owners Association
West Virginia Dry Cleaners Association
Mr. Heironimus
Grafton
Three Grafton Rotarians Return From Wheeling Parley
Grafton Rotarians Jed W. Robinson E G Kuhn and L J Loar attended the 24th district Wheeling meeting held Monday and Tuesday of this week. Robinson went to Grafton Monday evening while Kuhn and Loar drove to Wheeling early yesterday morning.
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Grafton
Wheeling
Jed W. Robinson
E. G. Kuhn
L. J. Loar
Robinson
Mr. Kuhn
Lear
Political tensions over road funds and public services
A speaker blasted road commissions and school involvement in politics, accusing factions of misusing public services for political gain. He claimed substantial waste and charged that Democratic factions use agencies under their control to politically advantage themselves.
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Road Commission 50
Hard-fought Nomination Battle Cited in Mercer County
The text notes a vigorous campaign for the nomination with Toler active in practical farming at his Mercer County home. It highlights his strong ties to State School circles after graduating from West Virginia University, West Virginia Wesleyan, and Concord State Teachers' College.
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Toler
Mercer County
West Virginia University
West Virginia Wesleyan and
Concord State Teachers’ College
Nine report on expenses
Nine candidates for remunerative offices in Taylor county filed pre primary financial reports with County Clerk Bennett yesterday, the last day allowed before liability to prosecution. Nine candidates for county committee posts also disclosed expenditures, led by W E Rightmire with 3850.00, while H B Newton reported 19.50.
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Taylor County
Bennett
W. E. Rightmire
H. B. Newton
D. C. Hinkle
A. B. Knabenshue
Justice of Peace
G. J. Lambert
Harry R. Haislop
Board of Education
William Rupp
Knottsville
Democratic Candidates and Aspirants Named in Flemington District
E Tomblyn a Frepuoucan candidate for the house of delegates and Emerson Swanson a candidate for constable in Flemington district are noted as Democratic. Committee aspirants listed include Martin Kester Georgia Drainer Elizabeth Stout R E Dunham J Oscar Jaco Mrs Guy Means and H C Dempsey.
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E. Tomblyn
Emerson Swanson
Flemington
Martin Kester
Georgia Drainer
Elizabeth Stout
R. E. Dunham
J. Oscar Jaco
Guy G. Means
H. C. Dempsey
Duel Ends in Death as Havana Officers Fire
In Havana on May 6 a detective was killed and a uniformed officer wounded at the home of President Elect Miguel Mariano Gomez. The two guards exchanged gunfire in a personal quarrel, each firing at the other before one died.
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Havana
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Risque Literature Banned in China City
Authorities in Hong Kong acted to protect Chinese morals from American influence. A book stall proprietor was fined for selling risque American magazines.
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China City
Honkong
Hodges Attacks Plan to Undermine Democratic Party
In a forceful speech, Hodges charges a scheme to destroy party integrity, praising a organized effort in favor of liquor control. He cites directives across state departments, urging support for the attorney general and targeting various agencies from liquor stores to the tax office.
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Hodges
el Democratic Party
House of Delegates
Workmen's Compensation Department
Mining Department
Tax Commissioner's Office
Public Service Commission
Political clash over state leadership and dictatorial accusations
A heated exchange centers on control of the state capitol as candidates align with party leaders. Hodges defends a 16 year party record, rejects factional tactics, and calls Democrats to unite under his leadership while noting pressure to withdraw in favor of the statehouse candidate. Other candidates named include H C Allen and Ernest L Bailey.
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Statehouse
van Bittner
Joio
Hodges
van A. Bittner
L. A. Via
Hunt
Ington Atorney
H.c.allen
Charleston
Ernesto L. Bailey
Road Commission
Iver
Hess and Jackson Kidnapping Case Affects Local Couple
Hess, recently married, left with Geraldine Jackson after meeting in the city. Police scanned letters but found no nuptial details. Hess, held on a kidnapping warrant, agreed to waive extradition and return to face trial as authorities plan to confer with the Jacksons before proceedings.
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Omuuuen Sivas Pom — Hess
Will
Hess
Jackson
Geraldine
Lockard
Somerset County District ‘Attorney's
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ELKS
Hart
T. W. Heironimus
West Virginia
Wheeling Intelligencer
Republican Party
Thos, O'B. Flynn
Commissioner of Agriculture
Jess Lee Toler
Rip van Winkle
Hess, Jackson Wa Mang
Lee
Emily L. Furner
Wolf Summit
Vaz
Fountain
Kocetanets
E.C
Jostelaretz
Kary Thaneson
Jay Heathertor
Rhythm Singers
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