Supreme Court May Open Ford Labor Dispute Showdown
Friday October 21 1938 the Supreme Court agreed to review a Federal Circuit Court order allowing the National Labor Relations Board to withdraw litigation against Ford Motor Company over alleged unfair labor practices at the River Rouge plant. The move signals a potential decisive judicial test on how far the board can use federal courts in backing its quasi judicial orders amid a broader push for full and fair hearings.
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National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company
Supreme Court
Ford
NURB
River Rouge Ford Plant
Kansas City
Copious
Ford Company
Reed
Equal Rights Campaign Aims For Full Gender Equality
The National Women's party, in Detroit, pledges a year long push for equal status for men and women. It seeks a constitutional amendment for equal rights under the law, plans a two million dollar war chest, and would send speakers nationwide to promote the cause.
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National Women’s Party
Detroit
National Women's Party
Mind Your Own Business Advice on meddling and duty
Meddling in others affairs breeds resentment and distracts from personal work. Mind your own business and you will have plenty to concern you. Overreaching advice becomes a liability to self and others, while focusing on one task yields steady progress. Benjamin Banneker clock reference appears as historical note.
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Babson Newspaper Synd.j
Historic Nemes Tour of Alexandria This Weekend
Historic homes and churches will open in Alexandria Virginia on Friday and Saturday October 28 and 29. A central tour organized by local parish societies invites public visits the two days from 1 to 4 pm Friday and 10 am to 5 pm Saturday with events at the St Pauls Rectory and nearby churches. Nearby notes mention a Civil War use and a Washington pew anecdote at Christ Church. President and Mrs. Stahr of Hood College attend a regional college conference in Richmond this weekend.
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Alexandria
Idol Society of
St Paul's Church
Parih Axi Society of Cars
George Washington
Christchurch
Henry J. Stahr
Hood College
Assulation of American Colleges
University of Richmond
Richmond
Nathan J. England
Elizabeth Newman
Frederick
Alice Rohrback
Braddock Heights
Virginia
Cara Smiley Hogshead
England
Elizabeth
Mary Newman
R. 8. Ly. Dutrow
Staunton
Dutrow
St. John’s Parish
Margaret Hartman
Mary Hull
Annie Beckley
Arthur Slade
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Henry M. Shreve
Burlington Co
N. J
St Louis
Alphonse Lamartine
Samuel F. Smith
New England
America
Boston
Anne Hartley Gilbert
Charles A. Stephens
Norway
Maine
Will Carleton
Hudson
Mich
Brooklyn
Officers Elected For Catectin Club Inc In Westminster
Officers for the ensuing year were elected at the Catectin Club Inc meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Burton M. Creager was elected president Sir E Eugene Taomias vice president David M Kemp treasurer A Robert Moss secretary and directors Frank H Lewis Brad Wolfe Winebrewer Zimmerman continue in office.
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Catectin Club, Inc
Francis ‘Scott Key
Burton M. Creager
E. Eugene Taomias
David M. Kemp
A. Robert Moss
Frank H. Lewis
R. Brad Wolfe
Byron A. Winebrewer
William E. Zimmerman
Messrs Creager
Wolfe
Guy W. Nusz
Kemp
Winebrewer
Paul M. Carmack
Zimmerman
Moss
Paul S. Michael
Frank A. Castle
Howard M. Smith
O. Wilson Cook
Paul Roderick
Richard F. Kime
Gerald G. Remsberg
G. Horton Peace
Lewis
Ned Sterler
Thomas
Paul W. Strine
Joseph S. Stephens
Murray FP. Fox
John a.Shires
Austin M. Fogle
Addison O. Moberly
Chantel T. Butcher, Jr
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items note Prohibitionists hold an all day meeting in Damascus while others chase votes. Addresses given by Dorsey Gomber Oliver Young and F B Sappington at Burkhart's hat Yellow Springs. Master George Twentey gives a declamation. Walkersville pupils census 360 residents: 90 men 116 women 154 children. Kemp Keefer sprained ankle at the fair resumes duties with the Western Union.
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Damascus
Dorsey
Gomber
Oliver Young
F. B. Sappington
Burkhart
Yellow Springs
George Twentey
Walkersville School
Kemp Keefer
Western Union
National Security League probes candidates for Congress in 1918
The National Security League seeks eleven questions on patriotism and anti German, Austrian, Turkish policy in the Sixth district race. Frederick N. Zihlman and H. Dorsey Etchison filed replies as opposing candidates. John Hopkins doctors to serve at Montevue Red Cross hospital. County Ministerial Association backs Wilson war drive. County tax levy publicized showing higher road, Montevue, jail appropriations and a $63,000 school cost increase. County now spends $198,794 on schools and $17,014 on interest.
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Congress
National Security League
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Frederick N. Zihlman
H. Dorsey Etchison
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Red Cross Hospital
Montevue
Ira J. Mc_Curdy
C. Hampson Jones
State Health Board
T. Clyde Boutson
Frederick County Ministerial Association
United Drive
Wilson
Inter-American Horse Show Opens in Washington
Local interest surges as the Inter-American Horse Show begins at Meadowbrook Show Grounds in Rock Creek Park Washington with many local residents expected to attend. Social events have been held recently honoring visiting horsemen and the women’s committee leaders include Mrs Carlos de Mar and Mrs Joseph H Himes. A Garden Club luncheon and annual meeting for officer elections was held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel this afternoon.
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Frederick
Maryland Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Lewis A. Rice
State Organization
Joseph H. Apple
F. Earle Shriner
Edward D. Shriner
Peggy Stewart
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Gilbert W. Mead
Washington College
Chestertown
Meadowbrook Show Grounds
Rock Creek Park
Washington
Carlos de Mar
Petersville
Joseph H. Himes
Prospect Hall
Garden Club
The
Francis Scott Key
Mi Ary Garden Club Hosts Speakers and Wedding News
Guest speakers Mrs W A Riddell and Mrs Joseph H Apple spoke on Roses and Bulbs at the Mi Ary Garden Club meeting. The paper also covers the Miller Erdman wedding and a sequence of social club events and visits across Frederick, Maryland, including lectures at Hood College Observatory and local card, music, and DAR activities.
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W. A. Riddell
Joseph H. Apple
Mi Ary
Presbyterian Men's Club to hear Rev Weaver at dinner
The Presbyterian church Men’s Club will be addressed by their pastor Rev W Merval Weaver at the dinner meeting this evening at 6 30. Mrs William M Storm has charge of dinner arrangements. Mr George W McComas is club president.
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Stamp and Coin Club
Frederick Stamp and Coin Club
Washington Philatelic Society
Hagerstown Club
Washington Organization
Elis Haworth
Philip S. Warren
J. Michael Brown
Morton C. Cooper
United States
Joe Herbert
David D. Caldwell
John R. Ewell
Washington
John W. Quynn
Braddock Heights
Richard P. Ross
Margaret F. Besant
Chicago
Lale
Schubert
Mr. Weaver
Presbyterian Men’s Club
The
Presbyterian Church
W. Merval Weaver
William M. Storm
Etter
Adams
Evelyn Olivia Etzler
Alvie Etzler
Frederick
Mehri A Adams
David Adams
Buckeystown
Mot Tabler
Pauline Eyler
Norman Adams
Mary Nicodemus
John Drenning
Etzter
Baltimore
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Etiquette
A newspaper quiz on correct social behavior asks five questions from differing social situations. It covers quibbling over event dates, challenging others’ words, greeting on the phone, a hostess’ attire relative to guests, and an older person mimicking youth. Answers indicate tactful approaches to pride and social balance.
Toscanini Lifts New York Pace At Astor Hotel
The erratic maestro Arturo Toscanini dominates Times Square as a frequent guest at the Astor Hotel. He prefers simple suites above the Broadway glare, spends hours with a radio and music scores, and cooks Italian meals in isolation, often visiting Italian restaurants incognito to supervise meals.
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George Ross
New York
Arturo Toscanini
Astor Hotel
Times Square
Toscanini
Connecticut
Today in History and Birthdays
A collage of anniversaries highlights notable births from Coleridge to Edison and cosmic events. It notes Congress movements to Princeton, the Constitution launch, Trafalgar, and the First U.S. Army entry into trench warfare, alongside births of Dr Howard H Russell and others. The horoscope predicts Fortune shifts and steady hard work with modest personal progress.
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Congress
Philadelphia
Princeton
N. J
New York
U.S
Constitution
Boston
Nelson Sears
France
Spain
Trafalgar
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Edison
Gilbert and Sullivan full names and terms explained
A reader questions the完整 identities of the two composers William Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. The term librettist refers to the writer of the opera text. Penzance is a town in Cornwall, England, and also the title of the Savoy opera The Pirates of Penzance.
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Pirates of Penzance
Gilbert
Penzance
Honest Man the Noblest Work of God Quote
A short, reflective verse item quotes Deuteronomy about precise measures for a long life and adds an aphorism that an honest man is the noblest work of God attributed to Pope. The note reads as a religious proverb card.
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Pope
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