Bishop predicts Edward would lose communion if he wed
Chicago December 7 Episco pal Bishop George Craig Stewart said King Edward would be refused communion by the Archbishop of Canterbury if he married Mrs Wallis Simpson. He added the archbishop would court an abdication rather than compromise church doctrine, while noting the archbishop supports the church.
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Chicago
Episcopal
George Craig Stewart
Edward
Wallis Simpson
Canterbury
Stewart
Simpson
Two People Fined In Traffic Court
Two persons faced fines in Police Court this morning on traffic rule charges. Herbert Manuel of Middletown was fined and costs totaling 3 dollars for parking in the police driveway. Sharon B House of Front Royal was fined and costs totaling 3 dollars for making a U turn.
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Herbert Manuel
Middletown
Sharon B. House
Front Royal
Storm Warning On The Coast
Weather bureau issued a storm warning for the coast with northwest gale alerts from Delaware breakwater to Cape Hatteras at 10 30 a m and warnings north of New York shifted to northwest indicating widened danger along the Atlantic shore.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Delaware
Cape Hatteras
New York
Postmaster Warns of Errors in SS-5 Employee Cards
Page announced many SS-5 employee cards for social security and old age benefits are being returned with errors. Cards filled in lead pencil and blank spaces uncompleted require reissuance. The post office will assist individuals in person during office hours.
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Page
Federal Court Upholds Social Security Act in Boston
Federal Judge George C. Sweeney denied an injunction for George P. Davis of Waltham, stockholder in Boston and Maine Railroad, allowing unemployment insurance payments. He ruled the act a valid general welfare tax within congressional power. Davis plans to appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Boston
George C. Sweeney
George P. Davis
Waltham
Boston and Maine Railroad
Congress
Davis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Francis J. W. Ford
Strickler Accepts Position With Omps Funeral Home
Stanley S. Strickler of Bridgewater, son of Dr R E L Strickler, has joined Omps Funeral Home in Winchester. A Gupton Jones embalming graduate, he has worked in Lynchburg and Richmond, and he and Mrs Strickler have rented an apartment at 5 South Washington Street.
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Stanley S. Strickler
Bridgewater
R. E. L. Strickler
Omps Funeral Home
Mr. Strickler
Gupton-Jones School of Embalming
Nashville
Reed Holsburg marriage license issued in Lebanon
A marriage license was issued by the City Clerk to Lester F. Reed and Irene Holsburg both of Lebanon Pennsylvania.
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Lester F. Reed
Indian boys use handbag as football in Plummer
In Plummer Idaho Pauline Campbell 92 reported a handbag found by Indian boys used as a football for an afternoon. Parents later returned the bag to Mrs Campbell who discovered it contained 100 dollars.
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Plummer
Idaho
Pauline Campbell
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