Ford seeks new hearing on Wagner Act ruling
The Ford Motor Co asked the National Labor Relations Board to vacate its ruling that the firm violated the Wagner Act. The board paused court action while it considers the petition for a rehearing. Ford claims the board denied a fair hearing and cites Michigan sit down strikes as context.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
National Labor Relations Board
Haring
Labor Board
Washington
United States
Ford Dearborn
United Automobile Workers
Ford
Michigan
Musterole Cold Rub Marketing Pitch From Early Ad Era
Musterole is promoted as a warming counter irritant for chest and throat relief. The ad claims it outperforms mustard plasters, penetrates and soothes congestion, and has three strengths Regular Childrens and Extra Strong. It notes widespread use for 30 years and endorsements by doctors and nurses.
Ogden Surname Origins and Notable American Bearers
The Ogden name traces to Saxon and Gaelic roots meaning oak vale or young man, with Welsh variants. Early immigrants include David Ogden (1655–1705) who came with Penn to Philadelphia in 1682, and John Ogden (1610–1682) who settled in Stamford and helped found Elizabethtown, later acting governor. Prominent bearers in America span clergymen, engineers, authors, and editors, with the family arms linked to David Ogden and the motto Et si astendo non facto. Tomorrow BACON.
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Ock
Oak Vale
Ogduine
Duine
Ogdyn
Osden
Wealden
Kent
Sussex
Surrey
England
Dean
American
David Ogden
William Penn
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Martha
John Houlston
John Ogden
Stamford
Connecticut
Elizabethtown
New Jersey
East Jersey
Jane
Jonathan Bond
America
Dunbar Hunt
Edward William
National
George Dickie
George Washington
Henry
Harry) Alexander
Henry Neely
Herschel Coombs
James Matlock
Robert, Morris
Rollo
New York Times
Plan Moves To Increase Corporate Income Tax
Washington January 4 A House tax sub committee resumed tax revision studies and tentatively approved a plan to raise the corporate rate for profits of 20 000 to 25 000. The proposal would tax 12 to 14 4 percent on the first 5000 14 percent on the next 15000 and 16 percent on the last 5000 for corporations earning 25000 or less replacing the earlier 12 14 and 14 percent brackets from the special session.
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Washington
Norris seeks probe of TVA in Congress
Sen. Norris says Congress should fund a wide investigation into the Tennessee Valley Authority. The aim is to examine board dissension and private efforts to hamper TVA, with up to 200000 dollars set aside for the inquiry. Berry supports the move and McNary weighs broader scope.
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Washington
Norris
Ind-Neb
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ate
TVA
Senate
Arthur KE. Morgan
Harcourt A. Morgan
David BE
Lilienthal
Berry
D-Tenn
McNary
Oregon
Drivers Released After Damages Paid
A Baltimore circuit court judge released nine truck drivers after $1,675.49 was paid for damages from a strike incident. The drivers, convicted on charges connected to a truck burning near Baltimore on November 22, may have involved their union in posting the funds. Judge Eugene O Dunne voiced doubt about who supplied the money and urged that abstract justice be served through imprisonment only if necessary. The nine worked for a Baltimore York Pennsylvania trucking firm.
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Baltimore
Eugene O’dunne
O'Dunne
Baltimore-York, Pa
Heated Election Held By Firemen In Funkstown
Friendly rivalry and heavy balloting marked the Funkstown Fire Company election last night with 109 votes cast. Elected were President R Glenn Williams first vice president Richard Melzer second vice president Joseph Troxell secretary Earl Sayles treasurer John D Hollyday standing committee Gerald H Bowers J R Black Raymond C Gimple Lewis Talbert and Joseph Troxell fire chief John K Williams assistant fire chief Atlee Harshman assistant pipemen Harold Bailey Gerald Bowers Leon Carr Gail Iseminger Richard Melzer Earl Sayles and Paul Troxell delegate to county association Charlie Duffey. The judges were Guy Hoffmaster Robert Iseminger and John Talbert. There were 41 names on the ballot.
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Funkstown Fire Company
R. Glenn Williams
Arst
Richard Melzer
Joseph Troxell
Earl Sayles
John D. Hollyday
Gerald H. Bowers
J. R. R. Black
Raymond C. Gimple
Lewis Talbert
John K. Williams
Atlee Harshman
Harold Bailey
Gerald Bowers
Leon Carr
Gail Iseminger
Paul Troxell
Charlies Duffey
Guy Hoffmaster
Robert Iseminger
John Talbert
Hepburn and Rogers Star in Stage Door at Maryland
Katharine Hepburn Ginger Rogers and Adolphe Menjou headline Stage Door in the Maryland film adaptation of the Kaufman Ferber stage hit. The story centers on a society girl a Broadway impresario and a wry nightclub entertainer in New York theatrical life. An aside notes eight American soldier cemeteries in Europe eight in France six in France one in Belgium and one in England.
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Katharine Hepburn
Ginger Rogers
Adolphe Menjou
RKO Radio
Maryland
Misa Hepburn
Menjou
Miss Rogers
Rko Rattio
New York
George Kaufman
Edna Ferber
Pandro S. Berman
Gregory le Cava
My Man Godfrey
Europe
France
Belgium
England
Merry Go Round of 1938 at Henry's Theatre
Flighty and funny Alice Brady anchors the mirth musical showing today and tomorrow at Henry's Theatre. The revue features light comedy and songs, promising brisk entertainment.
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Alice Brady
Henry’s Theatre
Two Detained in Liquor Case
Federal agents arrested Elmer Jones and Maxwell Jones in the Eakles Mill area for violating internal revenue laws. A 40 gallon still, 240 gallons of mash and 30 gallons of whiskey were seized along with a truck. They were jailed in Washington County awaiting arraignment before U S Commissioner D Angie Wolfinger. Amsterdam known as the Dutch Venice lies on 90 islands.
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Charles Cushna
David Walker
Eakles Mill
Elmer Jones
Maxwell Jones
Washington County
U. S
D. Angie Wolfinger
Dentists Move To Halt Referendum
Seven dentists asked the Circuit Court in Baltimore to forbid a referendum on a bill to establish a State Board of Dentistry Examiners and license dentists. They alleged forged and duplicate names on the petition. The court set January 18 for response and considered immediate effect of the measure.
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Baltimore
Circuit Court
State Board of Dentistry Examiners
C. Broadrup
Frederick
T. A. Chappelear
Hagerstown
J. H. Stafford
Cumberland
Youth 18 Bitten in Leg by Police Dog
Charles L. Sheppard reports his 17 year old son S D Sheppard bitten on West Franklin street by a police dog. Officers ordered the dog penned up for 10 days. The youth was treated at a physician office for a calf bite.
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Charles L. Sheppard
George Street
S.D. Sheppard
West Franklin Street
Wag
Justices Must Collect Fines
Baltimore January 4 Attorney General Herbert R O Conor warned county magistrates they or their successors must collect all fines for motor vehicle law violations. The ruling directs fines to be collected when imposed or pursued later if not immediate, including sending a constable if needed. Fines uncollectable due to death or out of jurisdiction should be written off. magistrates have authority to collect outstanding fines and close cases from predecessors.
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Baltimore
Herbert R. O’conor
Megistrates
Walter R. Rudy
O'Conor
Caroline County
Rudy
Parley Planned On Relief Problem
Cumberland and Allegany county moved to bring the unemployed relief issue to Governor Harry W Nice. Mayor Thomas W. Koon and A Charles Stewart will seek a Wednesday appointment to press for state relief funds and early release by the State Comptroller to Allegany county after weeks of hand to mouth support.
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Cumberland
Allegany County
Harry Wnice
Thomas W. Koon
Emergency Relief Committee
A. Charles Stewart
Nice
State Comptroller
American fliers killed at Hankow in China
Hankow China January 4 two American aviators, instructor A. F. Sangster and San Francisco mechanic Harold Walsh, died when their pursuit plane crashed at Fochs Field after reaching 1500 feet in view of comrades and spectators. Sangster's address was not listed. this marks the first reported U.S. airman fatalities in China.
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Hankow
China
A. F. Sangeter
Harold Walsh
San Francisco
Fochs Field
Sengster
Air
Sangster and Walsh
Untested Cars Being Tagged in Save Life Campaign
Hagerstown Police join with the Motor Vehicles Commissioner in the Save Life Campaign to tag cars not yet tested under the compulsory test law. The tag directs owners to a designated garage for examination and any needed adjustments. A notice stub is sent to the Motor Vehicle Commissioner.
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Hagerstown
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
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