Clarice Eyler weds Richard Martin in United Brethren church
Clarice Gertrude Eyler, daughter of Charles H Eyler of 226 Beech street, became the wife of Richard H Martin of Washington DC, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Martin of 350 Walnut street, in a 1:30 pm ceremony at the United Brethren church. Rev Lois R Luzader officiated before family and guests. The service featured organ music and two solos by Elizabeth Redinger.
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Clarice Gertrude Eyler
Charles H. Eyler
Beech Street
Richard H. Martin
Washington, D. C
Joseph W. Martin
Walnut Street
United Brethren Church
Lois R. Luzader
Orga
Lohengrin
Elizabeth Redinger
Frederick bride wed as neighbors attend in bridal attire
The ceremony united Howard M. Eigenbrode of Frederick Maryland and his bride in a graceful church service. Bridesmaids relatives wore pastel gowns and carried roses while Edwin Martin served as best man and a number of ushers attended. A Beech Street reception followed at the Byler residence with out of town guests listed. The couple plans a June 5 home in Washington D C after a honeymoon.
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Howard M. Elgenbrode
Frederick
Virginia Shaver
Smithsburg
Jena Eigenbrode
Donald W. Eyler
Hagerstown
Edwin Martin
Donald W. Byler
James EB. Welch, Jr
Cumberland
Vernon Ball
Grafton
G. Ed.Powell
Byler
Martin
Thurmont
Max Bernadot Academy of Beauty Culture
Clarksburg
Beulah Belle Beauty
Grafton High School
Tri- State Engineering School
Angola
Ind
U. S. Marines
Quantico
Veterans Bureau
Birth of Norma Lee Frey on Wickwire road
Announcement of the birth on May 15 of a 12 pound daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Frey at their Wickwire road home. The baby has been named Norma Lee. The father is employed by Carr China company.
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Charles Frey
Wickwire Road
Norma Lee
Carr China Company
Personal notices from Senitinel staff illness and local hospital updates
Two Senitinel staff members were absent due to illness. Publisher James F. Holt and Society Editor Annabelle Swisher were ill at home. Thomas Simon underwent major surgery at Grafton City hospital. Glora Mae McVicker was admitted for a fractured arm. Opal Haller was discharged. Dolores Moore was discharged. Howard Leonard and family and Guy Leonard, of Charleston, returned home after attending S. M. Leonard’s funeral.
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Senitinel
James F. Holt
Maple Avenue
Society
Annabelle Swisher
McGraw Avenue
Thomas Simon
West
Railroad Street
Grafton City
Glora Mae McVicker
Manheim
City Hospital
Opal Haller
Fanny Street
Dolores Moore
Howard Leonard
Guy Leonard
Charleston
S. M. Leonard
Notorious Rose of Death Nabbed by G Men in Return
Rose Carina, 85, labeled the Rose of death, a member of a murder for insurance gang, is seen in a G men car as she is returned to Philadelphia from New York. She had been a fugitive for over a month. Carina was known to have at least five husbands.
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Rose Carina
Rose of Death
G-men
Philadelphia
New York
WPA Payrolls Top Public Aid Across States
The Works Progress Administration payroll dominates public aid income in most states, except Nevada Virginia Wyoming and Washington DC where other federal projects lead. January 1939 totals show WPA at 155.8 million of 316.0 million in direct relief and wages, with West Virginia noting 2.1 million in CEES wages and general relief around 211 thousand across 22,255 cases.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Nevada
Virginia
Wyoming
District of Columbia
WPA
Social Security
West Virginia
CEES
Social Security Board
Mississippi
New York
Dies Committee cites Moseley in anti Semitic plot evidence
Maj. Gen. George Van Horn Moseley, retired Army officer and Park Avenue socialite, was named by the Dies Committee in sensational evidence about a plot to spread anti Semitic propaganda nationwide. Moseley retired last September amid a sharp denunciation of New Den.
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George van Horn Mosenley
Park Avenue
Dies Committee
Mose=ley
New den
Miners Fail to Report At Three State Miles
Welch May 22 A Union report says no miners reported for duty at Coalwood Caretta and Hemphill as four Coalwood Caretta mines owned by Carter Coal and Hemphill mine owned by Binkston Pocahontas Coal have not signed the union shop contract with United Mine Workers. Jess Aquino, UMW representative, cited about 1 000 pickets at Coalwood, similarly at Caretta, and about 800 at Hemphill, with no workers reporting for duty.
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Coalwood
Caretta
Hemphill
Cash Savings At Peak Under Government Aid Theory
Washington reports that Harvard professor Donald H. Davenport estimated individual citizens held more than 69 billion dollars in cash savings at a peak. He told the federal committee that government aid may be needed to protect these savings in future depressions and that government credit could be used to support distressed borrowers and savings institutions if a new downturn threatened solvency.
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Washington
Harvard
Donald H. Davenport
Harvard School of Business Administration
Federal Monopoly Committee
Youth Critically Hurt By Dive In Ohio River
Raymond Morgan McCormick Jr 19 was critically injured diving from an abutment between the bridges to Wheeling Island in the Ohio River. Doctors feared neck injury after the plunge as companions watched.
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Ohio River
Wheeling
Raymond Morgan McCormick, Jr
McCormick
Wheeling Island
Supreme Court Rules Federal Judges Taxable Income
The Supreme Court reversed earlier rulings and said federal judges salaries are subject to federal income tax. Justice Frankfurter noted the $12,500 1936 salary of Omaha circuit judge Joseph W Woodrough is taxable, and that non-discriminatory income taxes apply to judges without diminishing their salaries. No dissent was announced.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Frankfurter
Joseph W. Woodrough
Omaha
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress
Frankfuter
Justice McReynolds
Seven Briggs Plants in Detroit Shut by CID
Seven Briggs Manufacturing plants in Detroit were closed by a strike of the CIO United Automobile Workers. The action affected more than 20,000 Briggs employees and the Plymouth division of Chrysler Corp. Picket lines were set up after workers left at 9 a.m.
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Briggs
Detroit
CID
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Ciq-United Me
Plymouth
theChrysler Corp
Linfés
Chrysler Plymouth plant closing sparks labor clash
Police were on hand though no trouble occurred as Chrysler's Plymouth division, with about 6,000 day shift workers, faced closure due to a labor shortage. The union and company contract expired May 18 and Emil Mazey of Briggs UAW Local accused management of horse trading rather than negotiating on merits.
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Spoksmen
Chrysler Corp
Plymouth
Emil Mazey
Briggs Uaw
Labor Civil War Blamed for NLRB Troubles
Donald Wakefield Smith, retiring NLRB member, told the Senate Labor Committee that critics blame the Wagner Act on organized labor’s civil war and urged changes in board practices without new legislation. His appearance came as William M Lieserson was confirmed to succeed him on the board.
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Washington
Donald Wakefield Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Organized Labor
Labor Board
Senate Labor Committee
Smith
William M. Lieserson
National Mediation Board
Party Killing Ruled Accidental In Cleveland Case
In Painesville Ohio on May 24, sheriff James Moloney ruled the party death of Miss Jane Union a 21 year old Cleveland art student accidental. Her escort Daniel Baza was released as a revolver he held discharged at a kitchen table during a gathering with hosts Mr and Mrs George Shehla. The article notes Bona a muralist with works at York World's Fair exhibits and Prix De Roma winner in 193 won funds for study at the American Academy in Rome.
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Painesville
Janet Union
Cleveland
Daniel Baza
James Moloney
Baza
Miss Union
George Shehla
Bona
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Jacob W. Laxarus
American Academy
Rome
State's New Plane To Have Radio Transmitter
Charleston dispatch reports the state's new airplane will include a radio transmitter aligned with five state police radio stations. Lieutenant Hubert Stark, the state airport inspector, tabulated bids for installation. The aircraft already has a receiver and will broadcast on the same bands for out of state trips.
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Charleston
Hubert Stark
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Annsbel P. Swisher
Clarice Eyler
Richard Martin
Groom
Veterans’ Bureau
Filelis Club
Prebyteria
Thomas Bolyard
Lincoln Street
Book Review
Women’s Club
St. John’s Church
Hazel Steadman Fear
Morgantown
Zeda Ridenour
Lindy Cub
Bonafede
Allie Chamberlin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington Street
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Margaret Byers
Missionary Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Collins
King’s Daughters Bible
Eastern Star
Youth’s Temperance Council
Latrobe Street
Everett Lee Keener
Sewing Club
Lizzie McFarland
Grand Street
Woman's Benefit Association
Redmen’s Hall
Banco
Queen Signis
Montreal
Elizabeth
George
George Rex
Elizabeth Regina
Camilien _Houde
Maj. Gen. Moseley
U.S
U. S
NLRB
State
Marteun
C. J. Morrison
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