Supreme Court Upholds Wagner Labor Relations Act
The Supreme Court unanimously upholds the Wagner Act applying to transportation and manufacturing sectors, ruling it constitutional to regulate interstate commerce and protect workers right to organize. Government allies hail the decision as a major Roosevelt victory amid broad debate over labor reform and court powers.
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Wichute House
Washington
Wagner Corsututy
Ner
Roosevelt
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Caaure
Quickl
Court For Adjudicaarate
Weather link corn price ragweed allergy study
Meteorologist explains that a bumper corn crop could lower farmers profits while increasing hay fever cases. Weather conditions that boost corn yield also raise ragweed pollen levels, worsening hay fever for many in Memphis on April 1.
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Memphis
Tenn
Orn
Brist
Anifflers
Halts Asked on Further Appropriations in Congress
Administration spokesman Senator Johnson of Arkansas and Senator Maddie of Idaho urge Congress to stop new appropriations or find new revenue. A Democratic reader warns against a $1,000,000 five year federal education subsidy amid deficit fears. A Republican senator cautions no new taxes are likely and urges careful consideration.
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Ashington
Johnnson
Arkansas
Dciwige
Congress
Pat
Idaho
Drew Airmen Harrison
Senate
Wagner Labor Set Decision Sparks Union Reaction
Labor groups hail the Wagner set labor relations decision as a major win for organized labor. The long clash includes threats of strikes and clashes in Ohio and Georgia as officials seek responsibility for shootings amid a broader union feud. Eight wounded in Cherokee County gunfire as authorities probe the incident.
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Allince
Washington
Wagner
Henry Ford
Hattles
Hanise
Prace
Tees
Rane Laway
Dale Kann
Weepburn
John J. Lewis
Tabor Group
Williand Green
American Federation of Labor
Galena
Kans
F. W. Evans
Tri- State Metal, Mine and Smelter Workers Union
Evans
C. SO
Reid Hobinson
C.21 OQ
International Union of Mine, Mil and Smelter Workers
Cherokee County
Joe Henbest
Ote
Bond Forfeiture Judgment In Prohibition Case Noted
A United States District Court forfeiture judgment in a prohibition era case was entered after more than five years. Defendants include Mrs. Mattie Widette and Valentine with district attorneys from Baltimore referenced. The record notes a $300 forfeiture and mentions subsequent actions by the district attorney and undecided government posture.
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United State Ditriet
Betas
Vna
Cureau Court
Mattieph Widdle
T. Valentine
Creagerstown
Liyent
Traverser
Governor to Sign Bridge Plan For Maryland Roads
Annapolis April 1 Governor Harry W Nice said he would sign a bill creating a comprehensive bridge plan funded by revenue bonds. The measure, passed by the Legislature, authorizes the Roads Commission to issue bonds for approved projects with tolls used to repay them. Once paid, projects may become toll free and state owned.
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Annapolis
Mad
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Harry W. Nice
Tadie
Maryland
Maryhind
Statherwier
Westminster judge speaks at Carroll County Masters Association meeting
Roylan i s Omagistio v jr Westosinster served as speaker Wednesday at the Carroll County Masters Association meeting in Westminster. Justin Sherman EO Flanag Westminster presided with L Pearce Rowlus of Mount Airy chairing. A round table discussion followed the talk. May event details and hosts were listed.
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Is Omagistiov Roylan, Jr
Westosinster
Carroll County Maistrates Association
Justin Sherman EO
State Roads Face Funding Cuts and Maintenance Delays
The State Road Commission surveys reduced funding affecting maintenance work in the district. District engineers report possible spring improvements, with some roads likely to be upgraded and a new Point of Rocks bridge progressing under contractor George Hazelwood as work centers on five abutments.
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Forlow
Engioneer
Tithan 2
Smith
Fimbrich-Carroll County
Enstinger
Thomas MM
Tinthicum
Wallen
Point of Rocks
Linthicum
Point of Reeks
George FL Hazelwood
Cumbertlandre
Deeds Recorded For Numerous Local Properties
The Lehigh Portland Cement Company of Pennsylvania bought two 68 acre tracts in Jolnsville district for about $10,000. Mr and Mrs Alan W Fogle sold the Nassard property at 28 East Church Street for about $5000. Citizens National Bank sold the residence on the old J C Call farm to Mr and Mrs Albert C C Wiles for about $ with Monthly? dollars. J Vernon Roane sold Matter Avenue property to N Edward Lightner for about $000. Home Owners Loan Corporation sold a Schley Avenue property to David I Yinger for about $2,500. Keefer M Roogle sold to Dr Louise Heath a building on Wilson Avenue from the Hartman heirs.
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Vlork
Lehigh Porthind Cement Company
Pennsylia
Alan W. Fogle
Jolnsville
Clarenes AO
Akre Raymond Ho Buassard
le J. Wilhide
Three Wills Probated In Local Orphans Court
Wills of Charles O G Marra Susana Faen bach Frederock Mc Motlinan and others probated in the local Orphans Court. Executors named include sons and widows with bequests to spouses and heirs. Administrative letters granted for several estates including Ries Mothe Hugh Delaughter and Snook. bonds filed and executors named.
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Marra
Susana Faenbach
Frederock
Frank Mc
Luther Murr
Mie
Ella
Ray
Sey Murray
Teriter
Walness
Edo
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Miss Eschbach
Vihter
Tag Rotherine AL Kemp Keefer
Thie City
Reviees
Frostburg
Basi
Chartes EE Ries
LeGuere
Noiumil
Nelue MooMaonte
Mothe Hugh
Bo G. Haugh
Traminal Bond Wis
Carl W. Snook
John W. Snook
H. Lee Wolf
Smithsburg
Minnie M. Delaughter
DD. Delaughter
Mn Frederick
Cave
Ramsburg
Adamstown
Clantha A. Ranburg
D. B
Edward T. Devilbiss
Union Bridge
Adam A. Devilbiss
Johnaville
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University City Rebels Surrounded
Masseid Spain April 12 Jose Ming Madrid defense chief warned the University City garrison to surrender as 3,000,000 men stormed the fort. Ming urged surrender over a loudspeaker promising respect for lives if they lay down arms. General Minji renewed a promise to spare those who surrender.
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Masseid
Spain
Jose Ming
Madrid
Sonight
University City
Minji
Local Election Nears Over Sewer Project Vote
Town voters prepare for a special election on a sewer system project discussed at the council meeting. Residents expect a turnout and a possible poll on the measure as neighbors await the result of the decision.
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Myersvalle
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