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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1940

Page

1

Supreme Court backs NLRB in Republic Steel case

The Supreme Court upheld a National Labor Relations Board order requiring Republic Steel to reinstate thousands of workers and pay back wages from the 1937 Little Steel Strike. The ruling affirms the board’s authority and signals further back-pay processing for about 9,000 claimants.

Washington Republic Steel Corporation Supreme Court National Labor Relations Board Third Circuit Court of Appeals Philadelphia Labor Board Deld Republic Federal District Court Cleveland CIO Central Council of Steel Plants Justice Department

Rotary Program Brings 180th District Havana Plans

Rotary events unfold Tuesday April 9 with breakfast for incoming and outgoing presidents. District governor presides as Rev Jenkins offers invocation. Chester Langdon speaks on Havana, while Robert Kazmayer addresses Rotary’s changing world. Awards, exhibits, and a banquet cap a day of civic service themed sessions.

Hotel Alexander Mark Jenkins Rotary Club of Brunswick Havana Chester J. Langdon Botary Club Huntingdon Robert Kazmayer Utica N. Y Rotary Hagerstown Rotary George C. Slaer New York City Rotary International C. Howard Witmer Lanccaster Gilbert W. Mead Washington College Chestertown Chestertown Club State Armory Tarry Collings Spillman Rowland Wyliam O. Tufts Washington, D. C J. R. Poland Martinsburg John J. Shank Waynesboro Tufts Poland Shank Waynesharo

Library Reports Its Circulation In March

The Washington County Free Library circulated 16089 books in March for the main library and branches. Despite 64 of 247 new books going to the Children's Room, overall supply remained adequate, though declines occurred in several areas and branches.

Washington County Free Library Boonaboro Williamsport Childerete

Fugitive Sought After West Virginia Prison Escape

Police pursued Toshua Pack, an escapee from the West Virginia Penitentiary at Moundsville, with officers using rifles and shotguns at the Peck residence west of Hancock. A nightlong search failed to locate the prisoner. investigators had already searched the home Saturday morning.

Toshua West Virginia Moundsville Peck Hancock Bnt

Peck Sentenced for Breaking and Entering in Mar Linshare Garb

Peck, found working in the econolet's prison garb, was sentenced from Mar Linshare to serve one to ten years for breaking and entering.

Econolet Peck

Four Wanted Men Under Arrest Identified in Keyser Case

Capt William Peters announced four suspects, two white and two colored men, identified in a Keyser robbery case involving about $60 from arty Moore of Keyser. Detectives say Moore identified them in Baltimore. arrests followed near Hallimore and Washington County officers hold a detainer.

Hallimore William Peters Arty Moore Keyser W. Va Frank Prospect Streats Peters Moore Baltimore Jerry Swisher Richard Ko Caxey Charles TL Radmond Dan Wy Taylor Batt Washington, D. C Washington County

French Chiefs in Conference on War Council Steps

April 9 report of emergency conferences with key ministers and military chiefs as news of the German invasion of Denmark and Norway reaches the capital. After meetings with Premier Daladier and War Committee heads, Reymand joins the full cabinet where ministers Gamelin, Darlan and Vuillemin attend the session.

Wandheld Caders Gamelin Darlan Vuillemin

Rotary Meet Nears Close in Hagerstown Conference

Rotary International delegates gathered for the final sessions in Hagerstown with talks from Robert Kazmayer and George G. Mazer on democracy, youth movements, and vocational training. Attendees enjoyed a 55 member Altoona band concert, a large luncheon, and a planned banquet at the Armory featuring Spillman and other speakers.

Ula Rotary Band Altoona Frank Krivsky Charles Pross Kenneth Johns Sonia Masonic Tenne York, Pa Clu Spring Garden Band York Nevin Jame Kabley Glenn Garrett John Schroeder Rotarians Rotary-Anus Jarry Golins Spillman Hagerstown Robert Kazmayer Utica George GC. Mazer Rotary Internatonal Thomas B. Sheridan Baltimore Rotary Club Gilbert W. Mead Washington College Arch P. Akeley Cowdersport C. Monard Witmer Lancaster Masonic Temple Glen Burnie Haxerstown

News Of Invasion Withheld In Russia

Moscow report says an announcement of the German invasion of Norway and Denmark was withheld today in Russia, with authorities offering no public statement on the war in Europe.

Russia Moscow Norway Denmark

Governor Horner faces rival claim while Illinois votes loom

Governor Horner clings to office amid a fracture in Illinois power politics as Lieutenant Governor Stelle proclaims himself acting governor. In Chicago, A Andrew Torrence is fatally attacked, adding violence to a day of presidential primaries and party maneuvering.

Roosevelt and Dewey Face New Tests in Illinois and Nebraska

In Illinois and Nebraska a new farm belt test pits Roosevelt's third term bid against Dewey's campaign. Dewey, winner of Wisconsin delegates last week, faces no party opposition in Illinois while Garner faces a challenge there. Roosevelt is unopposed in Nebraska, but Illinois arrangements aim to show anti third term strength as Garner supporters fight to curb a renomination draft.

Ilinois Nebraska Koraas B. Dewery Dewey Wisconsin Arthur Vandenberg Michigan Roosevelt Garner Illnois Henry Horner Edward J. Kelly Chicago Illinois

World’s Tonic Digest Aid for Stomach Distress

An ad-promotes World’s Tonic as a quick relief for excess stomach fluids and indigestion caused by heavy greasy foods or stress. It claims relief within minutes and urges purchase at Rudy's Tesple's Cauffman's and other drug stores. The product contains herbs from old countries and warns against straight laxatives.

Rudy's Tesple’s Cauffman’s

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Health For Constipation

A dated ad notes constipation causes headaches and low energy and promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The Ohio doctor allegedly treated many patients with his vegetable tablets that cleanse the bowels aid liver bile flow and aid digestion. Priced 15 30 60 cents.

Ohio FP. M. Edwards Dr. Edwards

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