Pipe Pusher Says Cost of Digging Surface Is Saved
The company claims digging or disturbing street surfaces is avoided and estimates about 150 dollars saved despite underground trench work not included in the calculation.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1935
Page
10
The company claims digging or disturbing street surfaces is avoided and estimates about 150 dollars saved despite underground trench work not included in the calculation.
A certificate filed in Corporation Court shows the McLoughlin Manufacturing Company of Kokomo Indiana conducts business under the assumed name Winchester Knitting Mills. The parent company address is 1204 South Union Street Kokomo and the certificate is signed by president L T Dwyer.
Attorneys for Walter H. McGee condemned to die for the Mary McElroy kidnapping filed for a Supreme Court rehearing. James M. Rader and Lillie Knight argue the conviction ruling conflicts with prior decisions and a ruling is expected within days.
At Tutzing Germany General Werner Von Blomberg honored Erich Ludendorff as a great World War field commander. Germany marked Ludendorff's seventieth birthday centering at his home where he wore his full dress uniform with spiked helmet and decorations.
Free City of Danzig reports rising political tensions as anti Nazi groups accuse Nazis of wrecking the constitution and vow to appeal to the League of Nations for a fresh election.
Anti Nazi groups filed petitions calling Sunday’s vote illegal under the constitution. They sought to have the league overturn the results after Nazis won a majority but missed the two thirds margin, amid plans to reunite with the fatherland. Petitions were drafted by Catholic Socialist and Polish party members.
The Securities and Exchange Commission may require several corporations to publish officials salaries. The move accompanies applications for permanent stock exchange listings. At least 13 companies have sent salary data privately to SEC Chairman Joseph P. Kennedy, requesting secrecy.
Guy Haines of Romney West Virginia has again been fined $55.25 plus costs for violating the city ordinance regulating coal sold by truckers. The rule requires a bonafide order and a valid waybill issued in the delivery city with copies for the city and the customer.
Judge J R H Alexander of Leesburg will sit in Frederick County circuit court for the second trial of David C Boles on Thursday April 16 after Judge Williams granted a mistrial over defense witness questions. Boles faces a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence on February 3 with a prior permit violation resolved by a two day sentence and $50 fine.
Prisoners in Winchester jail in Frederick county are ordered to perform public works labor to protect health. Only physically able inmates with misdemeanor charges may be used. About six men have worked on the city farm for a month, with extra meals and minor incidental comforts. they are guarded and returned to jail each evening.
Isaac Maphis of Romney Virginia failed to stop after an accident at Gore on Saturday when his truck sideswiped Richard Fawcett causing $22.50 damage. Maphis was fined 25 dollars plus 4.25 dollars costs by Trial Justice A J Tavenner and the truck owned by Guy Hannes of Romney was impounded until damage is settled. Maphis testified he did not know his truck had struck the automobile and efforts to stop the vehicle at Capon Bridge were futile.
Coleman Claherty of the American Federation of Labor leads rubber organizers in Akron Ohio as votes on the strike question are held in most plants. The effort seeks formal recognition of their union by management.
A historical note urges comparing Norge with any other refrigerator, stressing Norge alone features the famous Rollator cold-making mechanism, presented as a key distinguishing fact for consumers.
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