6000 Studio Workers Swept Into Big Strike
A massive Hollywood labor dispute pits 6000 studio workers against major producers over sole bargaining rights. About 2000 actors and 1000 actresses, led by the Screen Actor Guild, consider joining the Federated Motion Picture Crafts walkout. Producers threaten to cut work as talks begin, while negotiators focus on working conditions and hours to boost small players’ employment.
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Holhwood
March
Cape
Federated Motion Picture Crafts
Ceure
Federated Crafts
Charles Co Lessing
Los Angeles
United States
Indiates
Screen Actor Guild
Vidagit
Arag
Drunken driving cases heard in Frederick area court
Midday proceedings saw Dunlop Harman plead guilty to drunken driving after fines of 105 pounds remained unpaid. State Officer Cec testified Harman’s car was poorly driven near Ceresville. Ray Wisner’s drunken driving charge followed a collision with a wire fence near Warmony Grove. Herman Lean faced a false information and address change case linked to a Philadelphia origin. A separate shoplifting hearing for Ray Davie continued.
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Reckles
Dunlop D. Harman
Timmonsham
Patrick M Schneuffer
Peoples Court
Harman
Ceresville
State Oficer Blm
Cec
Ray Wisner
Frederick
Wisner
Warmony Grove
Alton ¥. Bennett
Justice Lehnaufler
Herman Lean
Philadelphia
Sere
Petereson
Unclear OCR text presents travel party details and locations
Fragmentary lines describe a party of seventy five and a travel itinerary with misread place names. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations emerge from the readable text.
Betson Jr. Seriously Injured In Lancaster Motorcycle Crash
Edgar Betson Jr. of Frederick Maryland was admitted to a Lancaster hospital with compound fractures in both legs, a broken jaw, left arm fracture, and other injuries after a motorcycle collision with a car on Sunday. His mother Mrs Dora Betson visited the bedside today. he is employed by a Lancaster ice company.
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Lancaster
Lewis Edgar Betson, Jr
Fredenck
Beton
Lancater Ice Company
Frederick bank clearings show year gain for May 2
Frederick bank clearings for the year ending May 2 exceed those of prior years, with totals around 60301 dollars and a gain of 2308 558 87 from last year. The May 2 figures mark the greatest increase since the pre holiday period, reflecting six yearly comparisons ending May 2.
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Frederick Bank Clearings
Frederick Cleaning House Association
DuPont And Raskob Face Tax Board Hearings
Two prominent industrialists Pietre S. Dupont and John J Raskob appeared before the U S Board of Tax Appeals in New York on charges related to fictitious stock transfers intended to create deductible losses for 1929 income taxes. The government seeks an extra assessment of 617316 and 5026240 dollars, alleging wash sales used to reduce tax liability.
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New York
Pietre S. Dupont
John J Raskob
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Mies
Dupont
Raskob
American Liberty League
Richard L. Disnay
US Board of Tas Appeals
Attempted break in at Bran Castle Farms home
Carter, 45, charged with attempting to break into Mack McDonald horse trainer residence at Bran Castle Farms Walkersville Charles County. Deputies Smith and Shook report fingerprints taken and prior record may be reviewed. No value stolen. intruder frightened by a dog. Carter found nearby with a cooking pan.
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McDonald
Carter
Mt Olvet Cemetery Board Elected in Morning Meeting
The Mt Olvet Cemetery Association held a morning meeting electing a Board of Managers. Names listed include John M Haller George Woo MeCleeey For oe st H Welfenstein Sr, Grover Michael Richard P Roe, Henry Bo Ramshureh, Thomas Simmere, Herbert Schroeder, Harry J Flert and Rachel Fir.
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Mt Olvet
Supreme Court Delays Ruling on Social Security Act
The Supreme Court postponed final ruling on the constitutionality of the federal Social Security Act at least until May 17. Justices plan to hear unemployment insurance and old age pension provisions separately and will adjourn until June to prepare opinions for summer sessions. The court also upheld the government’s right to recover funds from a Soviet decree under a 1933 recognition agreement.
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Washington, May
Car
Supreme Court
Casey
Chesapeake Group Of AP Hears Senator Byrd
The Chesapeake group of the Associated Press hosted a two day session in Baltimore with about 60 newspaper executives from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia. Senator Harry F Byrd and AP leaders spoke at a Friday dinner with toastmaster Paul Patterson and attendees including Robert McLean Kent Cooper Eugene Meyer Oliver Kuhn and others. Byrd urged public officials and newspapers to stand by their convictions, recalling the Battle of the Crater and warning against sacrificing political principles for popularity.
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Maryland Lab
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Virginia
Chesapeake Group
Paul Patterson
Sunpapers
Robert McLean
ALP
Philadelphia Bulletin
Kent Cooper
Cha
Psies
Byrd
Battle of the Crater
Virginia Military Institute
United States
Petersburg
Congress
Ms State
Licenses Issued By Clerk Show Beer Rise And Revenue
May 1 license receipts released by Clerk of Court Ells Wachter show beer and liquor licenses leading the month while other traders’ licenses fall. Revenue totals reached about 12 thousand dollars, up from 1936, with beer, liquor licenses driving gains and overall up 17 percent over the prior year in Frederick County. The Frederick City Ministerial Association elected Dr Benjamin W Meeks president, with new officers and planned union services in Baker Park this summer and fall.
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Lcense
Bs Clerk of Court
Wachters
Lcenses
Frederick
Benjamin W. Mechs
Cavary
M E
Frederick City
Ralph E Hartman
Grace Evangelical and Reformer Church
Paul H. Gletelmat
Evangelical Lutheran Churihy
W Oc Royal
Meeks
Robert Lb 'Sherty
Robert Lb 'Sherty. the Associatoan
Baker Park
Presbyterian Church
Charley E. Wehler
Malcolm C Tuastor
ALL Saints Church
Henry LG Kieffer
Amos J. Traver
Tavelor
Woo T. Gaver
DeWitt
Zise
William Jackson
Sherry
Royal
Hartman
Glerchnan
Mrs Simpson Divorce Sealed As Duke Shows Quiet Joy
London May 2 AP The divorce court approves 78 decrees including Mrs Simpson Vovs Simpson. Presiding Judge Merriman declares the decrees absolute as the Duke of Windsor plans a four o clock train to Tours. The couple’s betrothal and future marriage remain pending with attorneys handling details.
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Duke of Windsor
London
Boyd Mortiman
Simpson
Wolkgang Auethia Neon
Wanda
Salzburg
Tours
Chateau de Cande
France
Dr. Sangin
Rowland Nominated For Rotary Governor
Albert Lindsay Rowland president of the State Teachers College at Shinnensburg Pa was nominated for the district governorship of Rotary International 84th district. The election will be at the international convention in Nice France next month. He succeeds Dr Ward O Wilson of Clearfield Lancaster convited the Ros farians to the big convention and registration totaled 1 106 ladies attended. Mayor Lewis Phipps of Annapolis gave a welcome address. Ignatian Byerlee spoke for the district governor post.
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Annapolis
Albert Lindsay Rowland
State Teachers College
Shinnensburg
Rotary International
Nice
France
Ward O | Wilson
Clearfield
Lancaster
Lewis Phipps
Ignatian Byerlee
Fredereick
France Pledges Aid to Britain at Bilbao
Paris reports the French government informed Insurgent General Francisco Franco through the San Sebastian council that France will assist Britain in evacuating civilians from Bilbao while avoiding direct combat involvement. Evacuated people will be brought to France aboard French freighters, with British warships protected during the operation.
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France
Britain
Bilbao
Paris
Consil
San Sebastian
Spain
Francisco France
Great Britain
CPA
Saeed Leleeli
Moving Day Theft Costs Local Man $250
Dudley F Strasberger, a local Vitchen room proprietor, faced a theft during a move from North Market Street to East Cherut Street. He returned for his coat and found a thief had taken a traders license and a wallet from an inside packet, totaling about $250. He has little clue to recover the items.
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Dudley F Strasberger
North Market Street
Churet Street
Ing
Strasberger
Straberger
Stock issues bid up amid mixed market day
In New York trading buyers moved select issues higher while most shares showed caution. Steel, aircraft and specialty stocks rose fractionally in mid day activity, but a spread of losers appeared around noon as corporate statements and dividends gave mixed signals and buyers remained restrained. Sterling opened at 4.999 16.
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New York
Mackel
Varaciots
Airc
Sterling
Deeer
Supreme Court History of the Sherman Act and Antitrust Fallout
A historical overview traces the Sherman Act from its 1890 passage to key 1895 and later Supreme Court rulings. It covers early challenges to monopolies, notable cases like American Sugar Refining and United States Shoe Machinery, and the shift toward stricter enforcement and structural regulation.
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Supreme Court
American Sugar Refining Co
Theodore Roosevelt
Dullerated Tian Bet Wood ‘Wood Trusts
Northbokshee CO A, Et Kee
Northwestern
Reef Trust
Tebvices
United Shoe Machinery
Oe Corporation
Ennet Tana
United States Sree
State to Sell $900000 Bonds On June 8
Annapolis May AP reports the Board of Public Works prepared ads for $900000 in bonds to be sold on June 8. The issue, authorized by the legislature, bears interest at two and three-quarters percent from 1940 through 1992. Proceeds will fund state prison projects.
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Annapolis
Board of Public Works
Wall
Ville Wall Gate
Columbia Lodge No 38
A. F
A. Masons
Masone Temple
Lynch Lodge
George Mc Free
Columbia Lodge
Zache Varias
Regroup of
Macons
Henry To Wade
Grand Trout Caught in Fishing Creek by Frank Weddle
Frank Weddle caretaker of the pity reservoir reports catching a 24 inch trout at the Fishing Creek outlet after the gates opened. The fish was seen and measured by Weddle and others as the stream flow shifted with week’s high water.
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Frank Weddle
Weddle Hin
Weddle Ache
Washington
Wettie
Weather Record Summary For A Polarized Day
Partial readable weather log shows temperatures around 73 yesterday and 47 at night. Text includes garbled city and date references with mixed numbers. No clear location or complete date identifiable.
Former King Leaves Today to Meet Betrothed in France
A former king departs for France to join his betrothed, expressing joy upon learning that a decree has been granted. The move marks a significant personal milestone amid royal arrangements and international ties.
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France
Duke Edward smiles for photographers amid hurried departure
The Duke of Windsor and his adjutants prepare for a France trip after a lengthy telephone talk with Pamela, with photographers urged to capture only smiling images as he heads toward Tours. Edward plans to catch the 4 o clock express from Salzburg, packing rushed and final placings completed.
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Gastede
Odd
Miro Simpson
Erne
Aldrich S.moon
London
France
Pamela
Duke Ann Yuneed
Tours
Saoaidy Cobo
Dukes
Mrs. Simpson
Edwards
Mount Binctin
Lear
Salzburg
Edward
Directors Elected for Bretori¢k County Insurance Company
Directors of the saituar unsure ance Commany of Bretori¢k coum te were elected at a meester of members held today at the conte pans scatiee. Casper Be Chne Charles 1 Walker William Ho Rens Go Mantes Besint Se Fimee Brawn Tecie A Ree Robt Fo Delaphine Willam M. Storm Bo Ward States used WEO Gambrill Sei Leboy Mes Cadel Wallon Ho Andere The directors will meet May 12 for ore inization.
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Ance
Casper
Charles 1
Walker
William
Delaphine
Willam M. Storm Bo Ward
WEO Gambrill
Leboy
Wallon Ho Andere
Four Justices Rule on Public Interest Involving a Case
Four justices issue a decision touching the public interest and potential implications for a corporate matter. The document references a 19th century style notation and mentions a public service company in vague terms. Further details are illegible in the provided text.
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