Workers Seized Plant Strike Leads to Court Injunction
Judge Edmund Wingerd in Franklin County Court extended a special injunction against DAW CIO strikers at the Frick Company plant in Waynesboro. After a two day hearing the firm sought relief for alleged irreparable damage from mass picketing. Twenty one witnesses testified for the plaintiff and five for the defense. A final hearing on the equity bill was not scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daw-Cio
Frick Company, Inc
Waynesboro
Edmund ¢. Wingerd
Franklin County
Frick, Firm
Judge Continues Injunction in Waynesboro Strike Case
Defense counsel Herbert B. Cohen won a partial dismissal removing Robert O’Donnell, international representative of the UAW CIO, from the injunction. The court extended the special injunction against the remaining defendants until the final hearing or further order, with the plaintiff’s posted security to remain in force.
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Bill of
International Union
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America
Uawcio
Waynesboro
Wingerd
Herbert B. Cohen
Robert O’donnell
Cohen
O'Donnell
Uaw-Cio
Ftds
Robert O'Donnell
Five Thousand For Church Films Drive In Hagerstown
The Protestant Film Commission will allocate its entire $5 000 Hagerstown quota to film production for local churches. Ernest Bryan reports the funds will start script prep and immediately proceed with church needs, with over $1 000 raised so far. Also, Keyser High School resumes football action this fall, facing Charles Town Panthers in Charles Town on September 20, after a long break.
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Hagerstown
Protestant Film Commission
Ernest Bryan
The
Commission
New York
Filma
Keyser
Panhandle
West Virginia
Charles Town Panthers
Charles Town
Martinsburg High
Bulldogs
Wright Announces Senate Candidacy From Virginia
William A. Wright of Tappahannock, chairman of the Virginia Conservation Commission, announces his candidacy for the United States Senate to fill the unexpired term of the late Carter Glass. The bid is subject to the Democratic Convention on September 5 in Richmond.
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Richmond
William A. Wright
Tappahannock
Virginia Conservation Commission
United States Senate
Carter Glass
Hagerstown Plans 20th Anniversary Talking Pictures Program
City Manager G N Payette announces a local observance for the 20th anniversary of talking pictures. A special program features an advance screening of Night and Day tonight at 7:30 p m, amid a worldwide series sponsored by Warner Bros Pictures and major technical and scientific partners. The article traces the origin of talking pictures from 1926 Vitaphone to Edison’s earlier inventions and highlights the joint industry effort behind the anniversary celebrations.
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Talking Pictures
Hagerstown
G. N. Payette
Warner Bros. Theatres
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc
Warner Bros
Western Electric Company
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Als
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
FR. C. A. Victor Corporation
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Eastman Kodak Company
The
Society of Motion Picture Engineers
Warner Theatre
New York
Warners
Jack L. Sam, L
Albert W
Harry M. Warner
New Castle, Penna
Thomas A. Edison
Lee deForest
Edison
Old Time Stage Notes and Curious Quirks
A collection of short observations on theater and popular culture. Mentions Edward Arnold's Babstun accent and a Lower East Side dialect critique, Van Johnson receiving fan letters from Dorothy Warren, and Gary Cooper seen with a monocle in Cloak and Dagger. Also notes on birds of paradise in New Guinea and the nature of laurel leaves.
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Ing
Edward Arnold
van Johnstom
California
Earl Warren
Dorothy
Gary Cooper
Hollywood Madam Claire Trevor Embraces Natural Hair Shade
Hollywood gossip notes Claire Trevor says her hair darkened naturally from age eighteen and she now appears brunette in Deadlier than the Male. She describes her shade as mouse color while recalling past blond roles and other film trivia from Gene Handsaker. William Powell avoids inhaling in smoking scenes, preferring to hold the cigarette. fan mail has not weighed in on this habit.
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Claire Trevor
Claire
William Powell
Inhal
Pioneers to Name Officers at Sept 6 Election
Pioneers of the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company will name officers for president vice president and executive committee at a fire hall election on Thursday evening September 6 with polls open 7 to 8 pm All members are urged to attend The nominating slate already prepared lists candidates for all posts including Harry S Snavely Edward Wyand John Corderman Charles E Daley Jr Roy Lowman A L Saum Claude Shank Alfred Halbach Denver Kretzer William E Horne Elwood Higgs R Franklin Rouzer Elmer Hoover John R Rummell Wilbur J Potter Albert H Small Merritt Schildt knecht E Raymond Clark John R Fields and Charles A Stover as chief director assistant director and second assistant director respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Pioneers
Harry S. Snavely
Edward Wyan
Right Ammunition Found For Noisy Tom Cat
Cumberland Maryland deputy sheriff Brad Wilson found the right ammunition for a vocal tom cat by grabbing a burned out light bulb in the dark. The cat fled and has not returned, drawing complaints from neighbors who were awakened by the sounds.
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Cumberland
Brad Wilson
Tommy
Wilson
Virts Named Brunswick Mayor in High Turnout Election
Stanley T. Virts, the incumbent councilman, was elected mayor of Brunswick. The ballot featured Brunswick’s first woman candidate for the Council, who finished last in a three candidate race for the Third ward seat. New council members Eshbanagh, Cooper, and Wheeler joined the board. About 61 percent of registered voters cast ballots, among the best turnouts in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley T. Virts
Brunswick
Third Rd
J. J.eshbanagh
Glen I. Cooper
W Ter C. Wheeler
McKeldin To Speak To Rotarians Here
Baltimore Mayor McKeldin will be the featured speaker at the Hagerstown Rotary Club meeting next week. Announcement made yesterday.
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McKeldin
Theodore Roosevelt -McKeldin
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Rotary Club
Price Trends Noted At Four States Live Stock Sale
Price trends were largely absent at the weekly Four States Live Stock Sales auction. Safe prices showed little change from the prior week while cattle sold slightly lower and hogs ran higher than last Wednesday. The sale duration extended past 9 p.m.
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Four States Livestock Sales, Inc
Small horseshoe magnet as sewing basket accessory
A compact horseshoe magnet serves as a handy sewing basket tool to lift scattered pins and needles, enhancing needlework efficiency and organization. It offers quick retrieval without bending and reduces lost pins during mending sessions.
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Frick Company
Itebing
Anon
America
Vance
Columbine
Danvers Sey
Saum’s Jewelry Store
Jonathan Street
Cezpsake DE
Jn Talking Picture Anniversary
Jack L. Warner
L. Warner Albert Warner
New Guinea
Daddy
Cary Grant
Alexis Smith
Maryland
Hollywood
Gene Handsaker
ASECA
James Boys
Daltons
Belle Starr
Badman' ‘ Territory
Randolph Scott Ann Richards
Hayes
JHCR
Virts
Nature
Holson
Doan
Atlantic City, N. J
Fetter Family
Kentucky Ave
Bezel
Monticello
Eneant
Boscobel
New “Plantation Room
Gary Couper Coe Ee
Ane
Ny Bros.’ Cool
Inc
Et Gait Shams Jae TA
Carlos Ramfret
Donald Woods
East Times
Alge
Wok Ai
Alexis
Faremount Presents
Bala Periuyed
Diana Linnee
Uae
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