Resolutions at First Session of Maryland Labor Meet
Maryland labor federation delegates at Frederick open a three day convention with resolutions urging action by the Maryland Legislature and DC Commission. William Green unlikely to attend. Governor Nice to speak. candidates for governor to address. social security and minimum wage issues featured.
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Maryland
Joseph P. Alc- Curdy
Baltimore
Washington
Macyland
Committee On
Lloyd C. Culler
E. J. J. Donlan
St John's Catholic Church
Roger B. Wolfe
Frederick
McCurdy
Green
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Sam MM. Maloy
State Unemployment Compensation Board
Howard W. Jackson
Herbert R. O'Conor
Lansdale G. Lasseer
State Senate
William F. Broening
Baltore
Charles S. Garrison
Social Security Board
Resolutions Committee
Mar
Arict of Columbia Federation of Favoir
American Federation of la ‘Bor
Lightning Strikes Church Hill Home Wrecks Chimney
A bolt of lightning struck Ira Warrenfeltz’s home, one and a half miles north of Church Hill, during a severe thunderstorm at 10:30 PM Saturday. Damage was extensive but not serious. chimney demolished, radio burned, stove shattered, and smoke-filled rooms. Ruth Warrenfeltz, 18, suffered a leg burn. other injuries were not reported. The bolt burned the radio aerial to the cistern, welding radio wire ends. repairs will begin, with all damages covered by insurance.
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Church Hill
Ira T. Warrenfeltz
Warrenfeltz
Wearrenfeltz
WM S Meeting To Be Held In Akron Ohio
The eighteenth triennial meeting of the Womens Missionary Society of General Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church will be in Akron from May 31 to June 4 at Grace church. Ada E. Lampe and H. H. Abbott will attend from this city.
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Toca
Womens Missionary Society of General Synod
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Akron
Ada E. Lampe
H. H. Abbott
Marrland Classis
Grace Church
Orris W Haulman
United Church
G. W. Richards
General Synod
David Baker
Joint Cooperative Council of Missionary Education
L. W. Goebel
A. R. Keppel
Board of Christian Education
Girls Missionary Guilds
Final Vesper Service at Hood College
The final vesper service of the academic year took place Sunday afternoon at four in Brodbeck Hall Hood College. Rev Norman Gould Wicker D D Ph D delivered the address with the topic Growing Gardens.
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Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Norman Gould Wicker
Wickey
Mexican Revolt Leader’s Nephew Meeting Before Battle
Government troops report a synod convened amid the Mexican revolt as the leader’s nephew met with allies before being killed in action. The event highlights ongoing clashes and shifting allegiances in the conflict.
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SYNOD
Garden Club Flower Show Tomorrow in Calvary Church
Members prepare for the annual Flower Show to be held Tuesday in Calvary Methodist Episcopal church parish wall. Open for public viewing 2 to 9 pm with garden tea table center and evergreen backdrops. Entries from county rural women clubs feature unusual containers and stone- or chair-themed arrangements. Judges are Mrs Leslie N Gay Mrs Amos T Hutchins and Mrs David H Fulton all of Baltimore. Cultural class judges include Mrs William Hamilton Mrs J A Long and Mrs Sydney Bradford of Hagerstown. Tea will be served to attendees.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Leslie N. Gay
Amos T. Hutchins
Severn River Garden Club
David H. Fulton
Arundell Clut
Baltimore
William Hamilton
J. A. Long
Sydney Bradford
Hagerstown
Truck Hits Rear Of Empty School Bus In New Paris
A school bus driven by Eppa C. Royston of Central and a Westminster meat truck collided near New Paris at about eight o clock. The empty bus stopped to pick up a child and was rear ended by the following truck. no injuries reported. The meat load was transferred to another Westminster truck and the bus towed to Johnson's garage. A substitute bus carried the children to school.
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Eppa C. Royston
Central
Williams
Westminster
Johnson
Liberty
Reunion Set for June 17 of Boys High Alumni
W Bartgis Storm, president of the Boys High School Alumni Association, announces the 43rd annual reunion will be held on Friday June 17 at Vindobona Braddock Heights.
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W. Bartgis Storm
The
Boys’ High School Alumni Association
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Federal tax power extends to college contests and Port Authority salaries
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 that federal taxes can apply to college athletic tickets at state universities and on Port Authority officials' salaries. Justices Roberts and Stone authored opinions upholding federal admission tax on Georgia and Georgia Tech football games and an income tax on Port Authority employees connected to the New York New Jersey tunnel compact.
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Supreme Court
New York Port Authority
Roberts
Uiversity of Georgia
Geor
Tech
Stone
Port Authority
Authority
News York
New Jersey
Durden of
Break Lock at Richfield Station Loot Stolen From Mobil
Robbers forced entry at Richfield Colonial service station on Seventh and Market Streets, prying the side-door with a bar or screwdriver. A stock machine was reported missing. The door damage and window pane break were discovered by attendant Preston Lang when he arrived for work around 6 30 this morning.
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Richfield Colonial
Seventh and Market Streets
Preston Lang
Local Man Burck Held After Repeated Sunday Service Delays
Ruth Burck filed for divorce last September. Eight summonses were issued but all were returned as nones. A state warrant for nonpayment of support led Constable Anders to Burck at his mother's home on Sunday. He was jailed after a court ordered $33 weekly alimony plus $680 costs.
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Charlies L. Burck
Burck
Ruth F. Burck
Washington
Frederick
Burek
Peoples Court
Emmett R. Bowlus
Roy Im. Hiltner
Remington Rand Loses Supreme Court Case
Washington May 23 AP Remington Rand Inc failed in the Supreme Court in its challenge to a National Labor Relations Board order directing reinstatement of employees who joined a 1936 strike. The court refused to review a federal appeals ruling sustaining the board and directing the company to bargain with an affiliate of the American Federation of Labor.
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Remington Rand, Inc
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
American Federation of Labor
Weather Record High Temperature Notes
Record shows high temperature reached a new peak while last night’s low was 61 degrees. A year ago the low stood at 58. Today’s sunset is at 7 24 p.m and sunrise tomorrow is at 1 00 a.m.
Correcting Inequality of Unemployment Claims Act
Maryland counties report total unemployment claims from February 25 to May 21 in Winchester Hall. The Unemployment Compensation Board notes that the 1936 contributions may be deducted from Federal taxes if paid within sixty days, with eligible refunds for overpaid or late payments. State claim examiners visited Baltimore offices to review procedures and stamp verification of claims.
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Carroll County
Winchester Hall
Albert N. McCardell
Maryland State Employment Service
Frederick
Unemployment Compensation Board
Congress
McCardell
Maryland Unemployment Compensation Board
Baltimore
Maryland
Bureau of Internal Revenue
William Milnes Maloy
Russell S. Davis
Daniel %. Clayland
Stephen C. Cromwell
The
Employment Service
Man Dies of Heart Attack While Mowing Lawn at Harmony
Samuel C. Brandenburg aged 72 died at his Harmony home Saturday at 8 am from a heart attack while mowing the lawn. He had shown no prior complaints and was in his usual health. He leaves a wife and many children in Harmony and nearby towns, with siblings and in laws listed in the family notices. Brandenburg was a longtime Harmony band member and member of Mountain City Lodge No. 29 Knights of Pythias, a lifelong Evangelical member, and noted as a prominent local resident with connections to Middletown Hagerstown and Frederick communities.
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Samuel C. Brandenburg
John N
Mary Ausman Brandenburg
Harmony Band
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Brandenburg
Evangelical
Dau
Clarence Waters
Middletown
Joan
Leslie Brandenburg
Dewey Burkholder
Hagerstown
Emmett Adkins
Frederick
Charles Brandenburg
Glenn Brandenburg
Texas
Russell Brandenburg
Leo Brandenburg
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
George Alexander
William Summers
Germany recalls officers from China amid recall of advisers
Berlin ordered the recall of General Alexander von Falkenhausen and his staff, along with about 40 German advisers, from Hankow to Chiang Kai Shek's army. The action followed Tokyo's urging under the German Japanese pact to curb communism.
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Hankow
China
Berlin
Alexander von Falkenhausen
Chiang Kai Shek
Tokyo
Wage Hour Bill Debate Immediately Is Voted
Washington May 23 AP The House overrode a Rules committee blockade and voted to debate the revised wage hour bill immediately. George Brandenburg and Harmony are noted in the brief item. Funeral notices follow for Paul F Bitile with services at 1 PM and at Zion Evangelical and Reformed church in Middletown officiated by Rev Philip E Saylor. Interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Washington
House
Peace moves in Europe halt dangers at border talks
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain says Czechoslovakia Premier Hodza and Konrad Henlein will meet to settle the dispute over the Sudeten Germans. Berlin notes German apology for a failed cross border attack and praises the progress toward a lasting settlement.
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Czechoslovakia
Konrad Hentein
Milan Hodza
Europe
Henlein
Vienna
Prah2z
London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Konrad Henlein
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Sudeten Party
Slow Rally Fails To Drag Many Issues Forward
In New York on May 3 the stock market rose slightly as leaders gained while many issues stalled. Selected steels, motors, coppers, utilities and specialties led, but overall participation remained weak due to slow trading, with transfers around 400,000 shares and numerous stocks unchanged on the Galloun.
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