Chevrolet Plant Shuts as Auto Strike Spreads
The Chevrolet Toledo plant closes, 2340 workers idle as U A W Federal Union members strike. An Automobile Labor Board election showed a majority favored the union. AFL president Green warned of possible spread to other factories amid board resentment.
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Labor Board
Toledo
Chevrolet Motor Company
United Automobile Workers’ Federal Union
Automobile Labor Board
Hugh Dean
Chevrolet Corporation
Fred Schwabe
Dean
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Chevrolet Company
United Auto Workers
Mien
Leo Wolman
Auto
Green
Confesses To Crime He Had Been Freed On
Frederick police hold Raymond Naylor after he reportedly confessed to a breaking and entering incident in which Miss Nick Perrell’s home was robbed of five hams and shoulders. Naylor had been acquitted previously and was indicted again on similar charges.
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Frederick
Raymond Naylor
Naylor
Nick Perrell
Greenfield
Allen Bartgis
Nomination of Eccles Favored by Senate Banking Panel
The Senate banking committee voted unanimously to confirm Marriner S. Eccles of Utah as governor of the Federal Reserve Board. Senator Glass was absent. A separate note describes Indian Alley parking bans and a fire in a shed, resolved by fire trucks having right of way, underscoring the need to keep the alley clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Marriner
Eccles
Utah
Federal Reserve Board
Glass
D.-Va
Indian Alley
Loudoun
Pan American Clipper Presses to Alameda on Hawaii Flight
The Pan American clipper battles head and cross winds during the first California Hawaii round trip. Captain Edwin C. Musick leads a six man crew with 12 000 letters aboard as the four motor seaplane nears Alameda after leaving Pearl Harbor.
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Alameda
Calif
California
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Pan-American Airways
Honollulu
Edwin C. Musick
Pan-American
Music
Fred J. Noonan
Miami
Fla
R. O. D. Sullivan
Wright
Harry R. Canaday
W. Turner Jarboe
Pacific Islands
Manila
Canton
China
Flood Disaster Strikes Formosa Tsuang Region
Relief agencies rush food water and medical supplies to northwestern Formosa after Sunday quake. Casualties listed at 3152 dead and 10406 wounded with $3 million in damage. Sugar industry largely spared as floods threaten near Tansu river.
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Taihoku
Formosa
Red Cross
Tansu
Shimakaze
Ryoritsu
Kobe
Naval Office
Tokyo
Frank 3B. Upham
Hong Kong
Tickets On Sale For Coronation And Pageants
Tickets are on sale for the Coronation of the Queen and the Pageant at Handley School during the Apple Blossom Festival. Prices are fifty cents at the Festival headquarters in the George Washington Hotel. Extra tickets may be secured for the Pageant on Handley School grounds the morning of day two. The Coronation is scheduled for May 2 at 3:30 PM with the Pageant following. a second Pageant is set for May 3 at 11:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley School
George Washington Hotel
Clinic To Be Held April 27 For Cripples
The District Nurse Association sponsors an orthopedic clinic on Saturday April 27 from 9 30 a m to 1 p m and 2 to 3 p m near the Court House. Dr Robert V Funsten of the University Hospital Charlottesville directs the event which offers free examinations and professional advice for children and young people with correctable deformities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Court House
Robert V. Funsten
University Hospital, Charlottesville
Virginia Official Announces Re-election Bid in Loudoun
John Galleher state president of the Young Democratic Clubs of Virginia and Loudoun county commonwealths attorney has announced his candidacy for re election. Mrs. John Galleher national committeewoman for the Virginia Young Democratic Clubs and wife of the state president also enjoys politics. They reside in Leesburg.
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John Galleher
The
Young Democratic Clubs of
Virginia
Commonwealth
Loudoun County
Virginia Young Democratic Clubs
Leesburg
Chaos and Confusion Will Come To American Farmers
Senator Byrd in a national address warned that pending amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act would bring chaos and give the agriculture secretary dictatorial powers to license farmers. He argued the changes are the same as last year’s AAA efforts, merely dressed up and more subtly worded. The remarks were delivered during the Washington Star radio forum, with Byrd criticizing bureaucracy and Rex Tugwell.
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Byrd
Washington
Senator Byrd
D-Va
Washington Star Radio Forum
Rex Tugwell
NRA
Farmers of America
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Park Baseball Opener Sparks Cabbies Rally and Auctioned Concessions
Park fans await Saturday as the Paramount Cabbies begin the season with a flag raising and ceremonies featuring the Boy Scouts. Local players listed for duty include Jewett Crowl Patton Denton List Curry Lunsford Duvall Burch Eaton Keller Luby Johnson Forsythe Atwell Wick Pope Corrigan Brent Selic Silcky and others. Concession bids were awarded with H R Potts securing the ballpark season duties at 166 dollars and Manuel winning the dance pavilion at 25 dollars
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Paramount Cabbies
Hagerstown
Andrew Bell
The
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur M. Field
Sandy” Baker
Park Nine
Jewett
Crowl
Patton
Denton
List
Curry
Lunsford
Duvall
Burch
Eaton Keller
Luby
Johnson
Forsythe
Atwell
Wick
Pope
Corrigan
Brent
Selic
Silcky
H. R. Potts
H. Clay Manuel
Potts
C. E. Garber
H.R. Potts
Manuel
Zone City Plans Fire Coverage For Festival Crowds
Fire chief C Lee Barr announced a four district plan to provide uninterrupted protection during the Apple Blossom Festival. A temporary Rouss Company station will be set on Clifford street near the hospital with a special phone to answer alarms west of Washington. Districts designate which company handles first and second alarms to cover all city sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lee Barr
Rouss Company
Clifford Street
Washington
Piccadilly Street
Sarah Zane Company
Friendship Company
Leicester
Friendship
Sarah Zane
South End Company
Rouss
Amherst
Reuss
South End
Vanity Fair Beauty Salon Demonstrates Croquignole Wave
Mrs. Ramsey will demonstrate Croquignole Push up Wave at Vanity Fair Beauty Salon located at 227 W. Boscawen St on Thursday. Appointments can be made by calling 636. Evelyn Shryock serves as manager.
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Vanity Fair Beauty Salon
W. Boscawen St
Mrs. Ramsey
Evelyn Shryock
Any Bonus Plan Now Pending Would Require More Taxing
Secretary Morgenthau told the Senate finance committee that any bonus plans under consideration would need extra spending and thus higher taxes. He warned that large outlays outside the budget could depress government security prices and he said the Treasury would support a federal inheritance tax generating 200 to 600 million dollars yearly if the bonus passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Park Team Opens Season With Paramount Cabbies
Park baseball team holds daily practices this week as they enter final preseason phase. Season starts Saturday with the Paramount Cabbies of Hagerstown providing the curtain raiser entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Cabbies
Hagerstown
Parade Floats to Form Second Artistic Division
The second day feature parade will devote a division to floats of various designs led by Lieut Grover Schlack Dr F I McClure and Miss Jane Grey Crenshaw on about 15 decorated barges mounted on horses They will wear uniforms and riding clothes Judges will be chosen from visitors with three to five judges assessing artistic merit color and originality. About 30 floats are planned with 15 in the artistic division including Handley High School and local clubs. Prizes total 230 with $100 top and $50 second plus silver cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Cather
E. O. Burdy
Wendell Goode
Carlle
Recice Harces
Lester D. Arnold
E. C. Goss
Handley High School Society For the Prevention of Creulty To Animals
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Stephens City High School
Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Lions Club
City of Front Royal
American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary
Gulf Refining Company
Rhodes Drug Store
Hotel Jack
Transfer Company Employees Meet at George Washington Hotel
Employees of the Jacobs Transfer Company of Washington held a monthly meeting at the George Washington Hotel yesterday. Agents from Culpeper Warrenton Richmond Charlottesville Harrisonburg Staunton Waynesboro and other cities attended. Local agent George Clowser was present. About 50 members attended.
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Jacobs Transfer Company
Washington
George Washington Hotel
Culpeper
Warrenton
Richmond
Charlottesville
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Waynesboro
George Clowser
Senate Debates Major Farm Tenant Bill On Capitol Hill
The Senate ponders a $1,000,000,000 Bankhead farm tenant bill as finance committee keeps working on a bonus measure. Reports recount efforts to recommit and House action on conference findings for an October appropriation.
Frederick County Receives State School Funds
A check for 4741.52 was credited to the Frederick County School Board as Frederick County’s share of 781557.06 mailed to counties for public schools. The funds, sent by State Treasurer A B Gathright, aim to extend school terms beyond eight months, but delays from Washington on 603000 FERA funds cloud the eight month plan and may force seven to eight month closures.
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Frederick County
A. B. Gathright
Frederick Oe
Richmond
Virginia
Washington
FERA
Paul Mellon Leads Entries In Maryland Chase
The Maryland Hunt Club drew 14 candidates for the Maryland Hunt Cup race at Worthington Valley. Paul Mellon’s Chatterplay, holder of a 5 minutes 45.42 seconds grand national record, leads the list with Drinmore Lad, his stablemate, entered to dispute the honors. Other top contenders include Outlaw and Mullah, with riders holding certificates from the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association for the Maryland Hunt Cup and Challenge Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Hunt Club
Paul Mellon
Chatterplay
Worthington Valley Estates
C. L. A. Hester
J. W. Y. Martin
Drinmore Lad
Middlebury
B. L. Behr
Outlaw
Mullah
The
Chicagoan
National Steeplechase and
Hunt Association
Soft Ball Team Asked To Meet
The soft ball team of the Rouss Fire Company is asked to meet at the engine house at 6 o'clock Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week for practice. Paul Carper is manager of the team. It is urged that all members report.
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Rouss Fire Company
Paul Carper
Bones Found On Doctor Farm Spur Wider Search In Lancaster
Lancaster April 23 state police dig deeper at Dr H E Zimmerly haunted farm after bones and teeth are found. A woman’s remains are suspected with blonde hair found and Dr J W Rice of Bucknell confirming the bones as female. Zimberly and his hired man Richard Parker face narcotics charges as investigators press for statements.
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Lancaster
Drv
Gladys
Slender Calvert
Zimmerly
William A. Miller
Maryland
Richard Parker
Hundreds Dead in Quake Ravages Across Regions
Paris reports ongoing disaster after a major earthquake on April 12. Agencies list Dodangueh Tchadangueh and Lezard-darid among towns hit hard with thousands feared dead as rescue work is impeded by aftershocks.
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Paris
Aeek Tran
O Dodangueh Tchadangueh
Lezard-darid
World News at a Glance from Maryland to Bolivia
Frederick Police hold Raymond Naylor a Black man after he allegedly confessed to a crime he had been acquitted of. Rockville may convene a special grand jury on murder conspiracy involving Mrs Anne Lyddane and three others. Alameda Pan American Clipper makes a first round trip flight. Washington Senate Banking Committee backs Marriner Eccles for Fed chair. Navy build up costs warned as a risk to treaty powers. Formosa aid rushed to quake zones. Bolivian troops recapture Charagua from Paraguay forces.
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Frederick
Raymond Naylor
Rockville
Anne Lyddane
Alameda
Calif
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Tment
Marriner S. Eccles
Utah
Federal Reserve Board
Chicken Supper Benefit at Home M. S. Snapp Church
A chicken supper benefit event is planned for Thursday night at Home M. S. Snapp Church. Proceeds support a church or community cause with details readable from local notices.
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M. S
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Hospital
Harrison
Queen
Capitol Hill
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