Madden Backs Garrison Suggestion On NLRB Reform
Chairman J Warren Madden endorsed Dean Lloyd K Garrison's proposal to remove the National Labor Relations Board from refereeing CIC AFL disputes. Madden said it may be the solution Congress would adopt and questioned how the board should be replaced. Smith mockingly suggested the board could “wash hands” and let the parties “stew in their own grease.”
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Washington
J. Warren Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Lloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin Law School
House
Garrison
Madden
Congress
Pontius Pilate
Smith
D-Va
NRA
Bargain Day Attracts Large Crowd From Nearby Counties
Merchants report strong demand despite cold weather as shoppers filled stores. Large crowds coming from Virginia and West Augusta counties, with many continuing markdowns for those unable to attend the sale.
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Virginia
West
Hollis Improves After Operation at St Elizabeth Hospital
The Associated Press reports Chief of Police C. W. Hollis is improving at St Elizabeth's Hospital Richmond after an operation on Thursday morning. Hospital sources say he had a very good recovery so far.
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Associated Press
C. W. Hollis
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Richmond
Charles W. Arnold
Meadowview
Bank of Damacus
Arnold
Abingdon
Lady Seeks Plumber and Cat Under Radiator
A long story recounts a lady begging a busy plumber to move a radiator to free a stray cat. The plumber suggests trying to loosen a stray dog behind the radiator instead. A separate notice seeks the owner of a white with black fox hound and offers to pay medical supplies.
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Fox Hound
Jolliffe Rites Held At Christ Church
A large gathering attended the funeral of Mr Jolliffe who died Thursday afternoon after a brief pneumonia illness. Rev Robert B Nelson officiated using the Episcopal service with readings from St John and two hymns. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers were named, and interment followed at Mount He Cemetery.
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Christ Episcopal
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Church
Episcopal Church
Nelson
Mr. Jolliffe
A. B. Groves
Harry Copenhaver
Lawrence C. Hollis
Loryn Crabill
Ian Crawford MacCallum
Joe A. Cather
C. Pred Barr
B. B. Dutton
Finns Must Sell Bonds For Arms
Chairman Pittman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said only by selling Finnish bonds in the United States could the Baltic country obtain the arms it needed to defend itself against Russia.
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Washington
Pittman
D-New
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Third Printing Ordered for Gone With The Wind Film Edition
The MacMillan Company announced a third printing of the Gone With The Wind motion picture edition. Six weeks after the publication in Atlanta and New York, total copies printed in the United States reached 2,843,263 across all editions.
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New York
MacMillan Company
Atlanta
Virginia Is Gripped By New Ice Cold Wave
A new cold wave left Virginia in freezing conditions with lows from 10 to 20 above zero. Roads iced over and a five mile Shenandoah river ice jam raised thaw concerns while Fredericksburg and Roanoke reported subzero readings and packed snow. Schools in Stafford Spotsylvania and Caroline planned Saturday sessions to recover lost time after the January blizzard.
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Richmond
Virginia
Winchester
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Shenandoah River
Riverton Junction
Fredericksburg
Rappahannock
Stafford
Spotsylvania
Caroline
Roanoke
Langley Field
Lynchburg Judge A D Barksdale Seeks Federal Bench
Judge Alfred D. Barksdale said he expects to qualify for the Western Virginia District Federal Court bench in the latter part of next week with headquarters in Lynchburg.
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Lynchburg
Alfred D. Barksdale
Federal Court
Western Virginia
Lynch‘z
Muse to Deliver Address at Winchester Chamber Meet
State Senator Leonard G. Muse of the 21st District will speak at the annual Winchester Chamber of Commerce luncheon on February 16 at 6 30 p m at the George Washington Hotel. C P McVicar Chamber president will preside and local clubs waive their regular meetings to attend.
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Leonard G. Muse
Lid
Chamber of Commerce
C. P. McVicar
Winchester
George Washington
McVicar
Pe Eye
Muse
T. Russell Cather
Berryville Game Banquet Draws Crowd In Blustery Night
In Clarke County, the 12th annual Berryville game banquet gathered sportsmen at the American Legion Community Building. Absences due to weather and prior commitments included Judge William S. Snow and officials like Carl Nolting and M. D. Hart, with Archie F. Robertson stepping in as pinch hitter.
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Berryville
Clarke
American Legion
Berryville High School
William S. Snow
State Game and Inland Fisheries Commission
Archie F. Robertson
Roy O. Locke
Carl H. Nolting
M. D. “Mac” Hart
Willis Robertson
Harry F. Byrd
France Reports Japanese Air Strike on Train in Indochina
Paris bulletin says France received surprise reports that the Japanese air force bombed a train on the French operated railway linking Yunnan province in China with French Indochina. The notice cites authorized quarters and notes the action occurred Thursday.
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Paris
France
Janese Air Force
Yunnan Province
China
Finns Accused of Weak Defense in Kronstadt Clash
Moscow reports the Leningrad military area says Finns, despite modern air schemes from Britain, France, the U S, Sweden and Italy, failed to attack Soviet ships at Kronstadt and could not defend their own headquarters.
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Moscow
lLening
Britain
France
United States
Sweden
Italy
Kronstadt
Democratic Leaders Debate Endorsement Or Open Primary
Harrisburg leaders faced a deadlock over Senator Joseph F. Guffey's renomination demand and voted to present the full state committee with a choice between endorsing a Senate candidate or declaring a free and open primary.
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Harrisbury
Fed
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
State Committee
Senate
Balkans seek makeshift storm cellars for winter months
Belgrade four powers of the Balkan entente fear war may reach the region by spring and seek shelter in improvised storm cellars to endure the coming months.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Balkans
Balkan entente talks cited by Pravda as selfish moves
Pravda accuses Great Britain France and Italy of selfish machinations in the Balkans while discussing the Belgrade Balkan entente conference. The article reflects Soviet party view on Western powers at Belgrade.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Great Britain
France
Italy
Balkans
Belgrade
Talbot Widow and Daughter Travel as Talbot Dies in Florida
Walter R. Talbot 80 retired attorney and Virginia Glass Land Corp president died of a heart attack in Fort Lauderdale while vacationing with his wife and daughter. A Winchester resident since 1920s, he chaired the city Republican committee since 1939 and held multiple local offices before moving to Florida for holiday.
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Fort Lauderdale
Pia
Walter R. Talbot
Virginia Glass Land Corporation
Ohio
Talbot
Barnesville
Akron
South Washington Street
Republican Committee
Harvey Firestone
Winchester
Board of Review
Board of Equalization
Handley School Board
Christ Episcopal Church
British claim downing of German raiders off England coast
London reports British fighters shot down at least two German raiders off the northeast coast in retaliation for attacks on shipping. One aircraft fell near the Tyne mouth, another off the Yorkshire coast, with conflicting reports on its fate and casualties. A rescue ship aided the Tyne bomber crew.
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London
England
Air Ministry
Tyne
Yorkshire
Northumberland
Authoritative
Press Association
Chinese Front in Kwangsi Faces Major Japanese Push
Reports from Hong Kong say over 200000 Chinese troops in Kwangsi province are in perilous confusion as Japanese ground forces aided by warplanes press a mass assault along the front. Chinese sources claim a Japanese column reached 31 miles northeast of Nanning while vowing annihilating attacks and reporting one Japanese plane down.
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Hongkong
Kwangsi
China
Nanning
Burma
Indo-China
Weather outlook February 5 to 10 for Middle Atlantic
Forecast calls for precipitation Monday night or Tuesday and again Thursday. Warmer conditions early week with a turn toward colder weather later in the week across the Middle Atlantic States.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic States
Ormal
Moore To Collect Lawyer Pictures for Clarke Bench Memorial
Judge Philip Williams designated local attorney Joseph F. Moore to gather names and photographs of all lawyers and judges linked with Clarke County since its 1836 formation. The gallery will adorn the court room walls with oil paintings photographed if needed, and biographical material will be compiled by Moore and Loring C. Kackley. Progress is noted in Shenandoah and nearby counties, continuing the memorial effort for the bar.
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Berryvile
Philip Williams
Joseph F. Moore
Clarke Bench
Frederick
Moore
Williams
Loring C. Kackley
Shenandoah
Warren
Richard E. Parker
Clarke
Mott Plans 100000 GM Shares Gift
Charles Stewart Mott vice president of General Motors said he would give away 100000 shares of GM stock valued at over 5 million dollars based on current quotes. He declined to name the recipient and noted the gift would be reported to the SEC Tuesday. The Motts were in El Paso en route to Arizona.
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EL Paso
Tex
Charles Stewart Mott
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Security Exchange Commission
Mott
Mrs. Mott
Arizona
Tavenner Silent Regarding Post
Frank S. Tavenner Jr, first Assistant District Attorney for the Western District of Virginia, declined to comment on a possible candidacy to succeed Joseph Chitwood as U S District Attorney due to ill health. Chitwood’s resignation was accepted and no immediate successor named as officials cited ill health. Capitol Hill sources noted about 30 candidates sought the Western Virginia assistant post, with action on the main post pending until a successor is chosen.
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The
Star
Woodstock
Frank S. Tavenner, Jr
Western District of Virginia
Joseph Chitwood
United States
Tavenner
Virginia
Oeers
Bulldoders
Washington
Justice Department
Western Virginia
Department
Chitwood
Capitol Hill
Joel Flood
Italy Plans To Double Aviation
Rome February 3 Italy plans to at least double the number of its military planes and pilots this year said General Francesco Piccolo under secretary for aviation. The present air force size is secret but unofficial estimates place planes around 4000 and pilots between 10000 and 18000.
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Rome
Italy
Francesco Piccolo
World Day of Prayer Service scheduled February ninth
The Federated Council of Church Women announce the annual World Day of Prayer will be held at First Baptist Church Friday February ninth at 3 30 p m The speaker is Miss Blanch Sidner White corresponding secretary of the Baptist Missionary Union of Richmond The service begins at sunrise in the far east and follows the clock around the world as an intercession for peace in this distressed world for 24 hours.
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Federated Council of Church Women
First Baptist Church
Miss Blanch Sidner White
Baptist Missionary Union
Richmond
Doctor's overcoat startles Winchester hospital crowd
City and County Brevities report Dr. E. C. Stuart entering Winchester Memorial Hospital in an overcoat for the first time in a half century of practice. He said he must travel to the country and confessed his home may have dictated the garment, though he kept his brown derby.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
E. C. Stuart
Taxi 24 Hour Service Ad
Taxi service offers around the clock rides with contact number 576 and operator C Hodge. Local availability noted for group 1 bookings.
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C, Hodge
Finnish gains in Karelia and heavy Soviet air raids reported
The Finnish high command said they captured several Russian strongholds northeast of Lake Ladoga and repelled attacks on the Karelian isthmus. Russian losses included 200 dead and 70 prisoners, with air raids causing civilian casualties and damage including a Red Cross hospital sign.
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Helsinki
Lake Ladoga
Karelian
Lake Lace
Gai
Viipuri
Summa
Red Army
Finland
Hanko
Baltic
Gulf of Bothnia
Pori
Rauma
Red Cross
Gold Nuggets Reported Stolen From Dentist Office
Police investigate the theft of two gold nuggets from Dr. W. D. Myers dental office. Dr. Myers valued the stolen nuggets at 50 dollars. Sergeant Francis Funk suggested a youth culprit likely used the gold for a racket.
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W. D. Myers
War Highlights From Around the World
Highlights by the Associated Press report a German raid on the east coast shipping lanes with two ships shot down and a third damaged. A German submarine is said to have been destroyed after torpedoing a freighter near Stavanger. In Helsinki nearly 100 civilians are dead this week from Russian air raids as invaders hold positions. Belgrade notes nations seek neutrality while avoiding a formal union. In Tokyo a legislator resigns from his party over questions about China policy. In Hong Kong Japanese forces in Kwangsi report up to 200000 Chinese casualties or deaths.
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The
Associated Press
London
Helsinki
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Hollis
Riverton
Bulletins
W. R. Talbot
Ft. Lauderdale
Graf Spee
Om Rage
Joseph H. Chitwood
Stavanger
Tokyo
Japan
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