Supreme Court Rules Equality In Law Education For Negroes
The Supreme Court ruled that Missouri must admit Lloyd L. to its white law program, granting equal rights to Negro residents. Justice Hughes said states must educate residents equally within state institutions or fund out-of-state study, highlighting discrimination where a white student can study in-state but a Black student cannot. The decision touched on broader racial admissions issues and related labor and child labor cases, with other notes on maritime labor disputes and earlier Mooney habeas corpus denial.
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Washington
Supreme Court
University of Missouri Law School
Lloyd L. Ae
St. Louis
Hughes
Missouri
National Labor Relations Board
Peninsular and Occidental Seamship Company
Labor Board
High Tribunal
Fifth Federal Circuit Court
Circuit
Thomas J. Mooney
Mooney
California
San Quentin Penitentiary
Missouri Law School
Gaines
Christmas spirit drives Fellowship Club drive
MA Winchester notes Christmas is two weeks away and the Fellowship Club mobilizes to ensure everyone is remembered. Contact headquarters to offer cooperation and support on duty. Do not overlook this opportunity to help.
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Fellowship Club
Urge Adoption Of Families In Winchester And Frederick County
Officials of the Fellowship Club urge citizens to adopt a family for Christmas in Winchester and Frederick county. Headquarters on Loudoun street by Wenders Department Store. Call 1879 to adopt from the master list and avoid duplicates. Report early to aid coordination.
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Fellowship Club
Winchester
Frederick County
Loudoun Street
Wenders Department
Re Hearing Denied In Coal Issue
The United States Court of Appeals refused to re hear a case on public access to coal production costs held by the Bituminous Coal Commission. Twenty two coal producers from Utah Pennsylvania and West Virginia sought the rehearing contending the figures were confidential. The ruling may be reviewed by the Supreme Court.
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Washington
United States Court of Appeals
Bituminous Coal Commission
Utah
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Common Council
United States
Virginia
B. P. Harrison
Guy B. Hazelgrove
Council
Burns pleads guilty in federal smuggling case
New York December 12 George Burns the radio comedian pleaded guilty in federal court to a smuggling charge. Judge William Bondy deferred sentence until after the trial of Albert Chaperau, also named in two indictments.
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New York
George Burns
William Bondy
Albert Chaperau
Young Farmers Meet in Middle Town Tomorrow Evening
Triangle Federation of Future Farmers of America brings Frederick Clarke Warren and Rappahannock counties chapters to Mid county high school for a 8 pm meeting. A debate on whether now is a good time for a young man to enter farming features Brumbacks Rosenberger and others with judges Larrick Ayler and Howard. Stephens City FFA String Band to provide music.
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Triangle Federation of Future Farmers of America
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Rappahannock
Frederick County
Junior Farmers Club
Jack McAboy
Robert and
Ashbey Brumback
Middletown
Richard Rosenberger
Fred Larrick
R. E. Ayler
Stephens City School
D. J. Howard
Virginia
Stephens City
Lindberghs Take Paris Apartment for Winter Stay
Paris dispatch reports Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife choosing an apartment in Paris for the winter. The family, said to have found a practical house on Mirec Island off the northern French coast, seeks peace and seclusion after living in England and France since leaving the United States two years ago. Mrs. Lindbergh has hired a nurse for their two small sons.
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Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mirec
United States
England
Frenah
Chicago Promised Razzle Dazzle Race For Mayor
Chicago faces a razzle dazzle mayoral contest rivaling the 1926 Smack King George campaign with candidates including Mayor Edward J. Kelly State's Attorney Thomas J. Courtney and Harold L. Ickes rumored. Entry deadline January 4 with primaries February 28 and municipal vote April 4.
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Chicago
America
Kelly
Ickes
Thomas J. Courtney
Kelley
Courtney
Henry Horner
Nazi announce mild easing of anti Jewish restrictions
Berlin official DNB dispatch says hotels restaurants and Aryan shops will relax access after January 1 with no ghettos to be created while foreign Jews must provide exchange for emigration. Exceptions include Kaisershof and Deutscherhof where Hitler stays. Emigration to be gradual over two years. future acts against Jews to be punished.
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Berlin
DNB
Kaiseroi
Deutscherof
Nuernberg
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Maryland 21 Marriage Licenses Set Single Day Record
21 couples obtained licenses in a Maryland county and city offices marking an all time single day record. The rise follows Maryland 48 hour wait law and Elkton removal as Gretna Green. Licenses issued split between Frederick Circuit Court and Frederick County couples from Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. Some fear Virginia may adopt similar waiting period laws to prevent cross border weddings.
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Dan Cupid
Corporation
Frederick
Maryland
Elkton
Gretna
C. C. Brannon
Frederick Circuit Court
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Clark M. Smith
Corporation Court
Virginia
Alexandria
Longtime Virginian Mrs. McNeill Dies at 73 in Riverton
Mrs. Angus McNeill of Riverton dies at home after a long illness aided by past accident injuries. A native of Ireland, she was sister to W E Carson Judge A C Carson and Charles W Carson. Funeral at 3 p m Tuesday from Judge Carson’s home with interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal. Pallbearers include spouses of nieces and great nephews.
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Angus McNeill
Riverton
W. E.carson
A. C. Carson
Charles W. Carson
Woodstock
McNeill
Ireland
Samuel K. Carson
Virginia
W. E. Carson
Virginia Conservation Commission
Shenandoah National Park
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Front Royal
Harold W. Smith
John Hadrick
William Paxton
Percy Randolph
Berryville
B. B. Dutton
Winchester
Starrett Named To Police Force
Chief C. W. Hollis announces the appointment of Thomas J. Starrett 26 formerly with F. P. Nelson Transfer Company to the police force to fill the vacancy from Edwin Smiths dismissal. Starrett is a native son of the county and son of the late Walter B. Starrett railroad detective killed in a gun battle on Christmas Eve 1917. He served three years in the army and was discharged as a corporal.
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C. W. Hollis
Thomas J. Starrett
F. P. Nelson Transfer Company
Edwin Smith
Walter B. Starrett
Starrett
Wallace Sees Cotton Victory in Farm Referenda
Administration leaders voiced confidence that any move to end crop restrictions would fail due to referenda backing cotton marketing controls while rejecting quotas for rice and flue cured tobacco. Secretary Wallace praised the cotton result as overshadowing the rejections and affirmed commitment to the New Deal farm program.
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Washington
Wallace
New Deal
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Safety Slogan: The difference between safety and disaster
Daily feature from The Star shares a safety slogan urging drivers to choose caution, framing safe driving as the line between safety and disaster. The item invites readers to submit their own slogans for the series running through Christmas.
Gift subscription offer from The Evening Star
A promotion announces a gift subscription with a beautiful card to announce the gift. The note emphasizes daily delivery and a special subscription experience.
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Evening Star
A Perfect Xmas Gift Schick Dry Shaver Ad
A Christmas promotion offers a Schick Dry Shaver as a perfect gift. The shop Hodgson & Brown promises prompt adjustments when needed at no charge.
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Schick
Hodgson & Brown
Continental Oil seeks writ of mandamus in Winchester
Continental Oil Company will apply Thursday December 29 at 10 for a writ of mandamus in the Winchester Corporation Court to force a permit for a filling station at the North Loudoun street and North avenue intersection. Dr C R Anderson and council members are notified.
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Continental Oil Company
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
North Loudoun Street
North Avenue
C. R. Anderson
Common Council of
Common Council
Memel Moves to End Lithuanian Police Authority
In Memel Neumann leads pro Nazi drive as election yields overwhelming support for Nazi control. Lithuania ends Lithuanian police powers in Memel and declares autonomous Memel police only valid. Kaunas reports indicate student arrests and planned protests amid delayed Berlin proposals on Memel's future.
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Memel
Lithuania
Nec
Meme
Germany
Baltic
Berlin
Kaunas
Ernst Neumann
Pickets Continue At Hearst Plant
Chicago December reports the Hearst building sees continued picketing as the American Newspaper Guild strike enters its eighth day against the Evening American and Herald and Examiner. Publisher Merrill C. Meigs says at least 46 strikers resumed duties last Saturday and more are returning. those who refuse may be replaced.
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Chicago
Hearst
American Newspaper Guild
Evening American and Herald and Examiner
Merrill C. Meigs
the American
Winchester Handley Students Present Christmas Carols
Handley Auditorium hosts a Winchester public schools carol concert Sunday at 3 p m directed by Miss Gwendolyn Haynes with about five hundred performers from fifth and sixth grades plus fourth grade selections and the high school Glee Club. The hour long program emphasizes simple reverent carols for parent attendance and will later be printed in The Star.
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Winchester Public
Handley Auditorium
Gwendolyn Haynes
Glee Club
Handley
Winchester
the Star
Eden to Meet Roosevelt Without White House Entertainment
White House officials said Anthony Eden former British foreign secretary would see President Roosevelt tomorrow morning. They added no party dinner or other White House entertainment had been arranged.
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Washington
White House
Anthony Eden
Roosevelt
Ship Patterson Grounded Off Alaska. One Missing
The Coast Guard said the motorship Patterson ran aground 20 miles south of Yakutat Alaska and one man was lost overboard. The captain reported the vessel was breaking up. It marked the fourth grounding of a Seattle ship in two months.
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Seattle
Coast Guard
Patterson
Yakutat
Alaska
First Lady to pay taxes on future radio earnings
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt plans to pay income tax on any future radio earnings, despite Treasury rulings that such income is tax exempt. The move aims to avoid criticism and reflects her history of paying taxes on earnings, with past radio income directed to charity.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury
Roosevelt
White House
Fish
Hamilton Fish
R-Ny
American Friends’ Y Committee
Philadela
Italian Need Of Somaliland Emphasized By Editor Gayda
Rome dispatch reports Virginio Gayda, editor of Giornale D Italia, accusing France of arming Tunisia and hindering Italy by Djibouti control. He calls for facing the Djibouti problem to clarify Italy France relations and European interests amid tensions over the Red Sea rail link. Secrecy order tightens over Tunisian forces as Libya defense plans run between Tunis and Paris.
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Rome
Italy
Ethiopia
Virginio Gayda
Mussolini
Gayda
France
Tunisia
Suez Canal
Djibouti
Adis Ababa
Red Sea
Italia
North African
Britain
Iiterranean
Taly
Tunis
Wec
North Africa
Libya
Paris
Streams Recede After Big Rain in December
December rainfall reached 3.39 inches, 1.06 inches above the 25-year average of 2.33. Friday night and Saturday morning brought 2.28 inches of rain. Streams rose rapidly then receded, near normal flow. Snow fell in mountainous areas with up to three inches on North Mountain in Shenandoah county.
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North Mountain
Shenandoah County
Bingo at Friendship Bazaar in McVicar Building
The bingo game at the Friendship Bazaar in the McVicar Building on West Boscawen Street begins at 7 30. Be there or get in the game early. Also offered are breakfast items at Busy Bee Restaurant and fresh peas at Pure Food Store.
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McVicar
West Boscawen Street
Golden Glow Coffee Shoppe Gift Selection
Make your gift selection at the Golden Glow Coffee Shoppe from our complete line of Page and Shaw's 1548.
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Golden Glow
Page
SHAW
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Dictators
National Association of Manufacturers
New York City
U.S
Great Britain
Lindberghs
Island
French
Warren County
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Friendship Bazaar
Busy Bee
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