Court Allows Appeals In Estate Case and Damages Suit
The Supreme Court today granted appeals in several cases. Florence Dowden Wood and Rolena Dowden Core win review of a Marion circuit ruling that their mother Ruth Dowden could manage the family estate. Stella Ford Spears loses her damage claim after a verdict against her in a fall before Alex Goldberg’s store. A writ of error is refused for Lewis Riggs regarding a Cabell county judgment for $300 to Gideon-Brought Reality.
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Wood
Rolena Dowden
Marion Circuit Court
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Ford
Alex Goldberg
Goldberg
Mary O'Conner
Mrs. Spear
Lewis Riggs
Cabell County
Riggs
Youth Dies After Collision With Motorcycle, 22
Charles Justice age 22 of Henlawson died in a Logan hospital after his motorcycle collided with an automobile. The incident marked Logan county’s sixth highway fatality of the year.
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Charles Justice
Henlawson
Logan County
Early Denies Coalition Cabinet Is Considered
Washington May 20 Stephen Early presidential secretary dismissed reports that Roosevelt will form a coalition cabinet including Republicans due to European war concerns The New York Times cited serious consideration of Republicans for secretaryships and a possible Knox Navy secretary appointment It noted a Wednesday conference with Alf Landon and the potential offer of the secretary of war post
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Roosevelt
New York Times
Frank Knox
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Times
Alf M. Landon
Anti-Parachute Legion Formed At Jeannette
Jeannette Pa May 20 The Civilian Anti-Parachute Legion idea launched four days ago is growing fast reports the Jeannette Rifle club W H Landis says widespread response to organize civilian riflemen nationwide to deter parachute troops. Fort Pitt Rifle club Pittsburgh formed an anti parachute legion and Wheeling group plans an anti fifth column corps urging government to fund training 1 000 000 men ineligible for regular service.
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Jeannette Rifle Club
W. H. Landis
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Fort Pitt Rifle Club
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W. Va
Flameless Fire at Wilson & Co Meat Plant Rages 17 Hours
In New York on May 20 a prolonged blaze at Wilson & Co cold storage on Tenth Avenue near 14th Street produced dense smoke and ammonia fumes. Eighteen people, including 83 firemen and three workers, were overcome during a 17 hour battle. Officials estimate meat damage could exceed 250000 dollars.
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Wilson & Co
Tenth Avenue
14Th Street
Rails Seeking Changes On Public Utilities Valuation
The article notes continued efforts by the rail board with major utility valuation changes. Baltimore and Ohio faces two consecutive million dollar cuts. Tax rates will rise for a substantial portion of the state's revenue. Counties and municipalities share tax burdens in proportion to their property within bounds. Last year the board set public utilities at 584.456 million net, up nearly 2 million from the year before. Tomorrow covers street railways car lines toll bridges water gas and electric concerns. Oil gas lines telephone telegraph and bus lines are slated for Wednesday. Board findings typically come out in mid June.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Court Rules Marketing Rules On Coal Sales In Commerce Clause
The court held that establishing marketing rules for bituminous coal sales falls under Congress's commerce power. Justice McReynolds dissented, arguing the act exceeds congressional authority. A prior decision had held the Sherman Antitrust Act bans combinations by individuals or business groups.
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Douglas
McReynolds
Supreme Court
Hazard in That First Ocean Dip
In this summer season the first dips into lake, stream, or ocean can trigger cold sensitivity and cold allergy. The article describes how cold exposure causes blood flow changes, with cases of painful, pale hands and fainting, and explains histamine release and the potential use of histaminase as a treatment. It notes the possibility that hay fever, asthma, and similar sensitivities may involve histamine.
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Clendening
Congress powers defend milk price controls amid industry chaos
Douglas cites Congress decision to regulate milk price as a measure to prevent financial ruin, low wages, poor working conditions, strikes, and trading disruption. He argues that price fixing and unfair competition justify legislation under the commerce clause to stabilize an important economy segment and interstate trade channels.
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Douglas
Martha Raye Wins Divorce From David Rose in L A Court
Screen comedienne Martha Raye testifies briefly in Los Angeles court and wins a divorce from her second husband, composer and arranger David Rose, on grounds of cruelty.
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Martha Raye
Screen Comedienne
David Rose
Los Angeles
Martha Har
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