Labor Peace Talks Between CIO and AFL Move Forward?
In Washington, leaders from government and labor discussed a possible "peace without union" between the CIO and AFL as President Roosevelt urges end to the civil war in organized labor. John L. Lewis may join Green in peace negotiations while Green appoints a three member panel.
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Washington
CIO
Amercan Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
William Green
AFL
Lewis
Green
Hopkins
Morgenthau
Federal Monopoly Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Black And White Fleets In Clash In Atlantic
In Miami on February 27 the first major engagement between the black and white fleets in continental defense maneuvers was planned today in the Atlantic. The Houston with President Roosevelt aboard joined the principal forces north of Puerto Rico, as reported by a radio dispatch from the White House.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Houston
White House
Roosevelt
Puerto Rico
Daniel J. Callaghan
Army
Navy
Mr Good Shows No Improvement
The condition of I N Good a well known Winchester businessman ill at Memor ial Hospital for a week was reported as unimproved. He is diagnosed with pneumonia and a heart ailment and had an uncomfortable day Sunday and last night.
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I. N. Good
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Friends
Mr. Good
Republicans Target Roosevelt Dollar Valuation Power
A Republican House committee formed to probe Roosevelt emergency powers focused on the president’s authority to revalue the dollar. Leader Rep Wolcott says recommendations may reach a conference this week, as legislation to limit executive revaluation power nears House coinage committee debate with June expiry.
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Washington
House Republicans
Roosevelt
Rep
Wolcott
R.-Mich
United States
House Coinage Committee
Miner Faces Trial for Hagerstown Temple Fire
Arthur N. Miner 23 of Leitersburg stands trial in Circuit Court in Hagerstown for a February 12 fire that destroyed the Odd Fellows Temple. His defense contends the confession was coerced and that the blaze started on the first floor, not where he allegedly claimed.
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Hagerstown Md
Arthur N. Miner
Leitersburg
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Hagerstown
Samuel C. Strite
Strite
Miner
Two More Bodies Recovered From Utah Avalanche
An avalanche at Hidden Treasure mining camp in the Ohpir mountains killed three men. The recovered victims are Clarence M. Yates, 25, of Salt Lake City, and Edward Roberts, 40, of Salem. Miners and townspeople worked through the night hoping for survivors.
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Ophir
Utah
Hidden Treasure
Ohpir Mountains
Clarence M. Yates
Salt Lake City
Edward Roberts
Salem Utah
Yates
Roberts
Six Schools Accept Bids For Fete Role
The committee on the PPE canc e invites bids from colleges and finishing schools to form a royal court for Queen Shenandoah XVI at the 16th Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. Warrenton Country School supplied last year’s representative Miss Georgiana Dewey of Fayetteville NC. five more acceptances followed from Marion College Radford Blackstone Averett College and Arlington Hall.
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Shenandoah XVI
Shenandoah
B. B. Dutton
Warrenton Country School
Georgiana Dewey
Fayetteville
Marion College
Marion
State Teachers College
Radford
Blackstone College
Blackstone
Averett College
Danville
Arlington Hall
Washington
Danzig Student Clash Over Polish Bid for Incorporation
In Free City of Danzig six Poles were injured and several arrests made as Polish and German students clashed after the Danzig Senate demanded Warsaw disavow agitation for Danzig's incorporation into Poland. The protest, delivered to Polish representative Vladislav Perkowski, followed a February 23 student resolution and a cafe sign claim.
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Free City OF
Danzig
Warsaw
Poland
Vladislaw Perkowski
Senate
League of Nations
Germany
West Prussia
Cabinet Quits in Belgium After Short-Lived Ruling
Brussels reports that the cabinet of Hubert Pierlot, formed only last Tuesday, has resigned today. The abrupt departure follows political instability and a snap downturn in governing support.
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Brussels
Hubert Pierlot
Tucson
Restrictions On Jews Discussed In Palestine Crisis
United States Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy warned Britain that drastic limits on Jewish immigration to Palestine and ending the British mandate would harm U S public opinion. The dispatch noted Arab Jewish talks edging toward ending if Britain set Palestine as Arab state with Jews as a minority. Kennedy reportedly spoke amid a convention between the United States and Great Britain.
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London
United States
Joseph P Kennedy
Palestine
Holy Land
Eed Stee
Nyis
Halifax
Great Britain
Britain
Kennedy
Mrs. Roosevelt Quits a Society
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt says in her syndicated column she is resigning from an unnamed organization over a recent action. The New York World Telegram notes she may be quitting the Daughters of the American Revolution over its refusal to allow Marian Anderson to sing at Constitution Hall in Washington.
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New York
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
The
New York World Telegram
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Constitution Hall
Washington
Hodge Faces Hearing in City Gas Theft Case
W C Hodge former street department head testifies in corporation court that he used city gasoline in his car but believed it lawful. The case seeks to overturn a Police Court ruling that fined him and jailed him, suspended on condition. The trial continues with attorney arguments on jury instructions as Field and managers are noted.
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W.W .C. Hodge
Corporation Court
Winchester
P. P. Pilcher
Arthur M. Field
W.c Hodge
Hodge
Eight Injured In Head On Collision Near Winchester Park
Eight persons were injured in a Saturday night head on collision near Winchester Park. Mrs Fred W Forney driver of one car suffered a compound jaw injury and upper jaw fracture. Others include Mrs Albert L Baker Mrs Elizabeth Triplett Darrell Triplett Juanita DeGrange Herndon P Lawson and Henry Allen. They were treated at Memorial Hospital with condition listed as satisfactory for most and minor injuries released after treatment. Memorial Hospital was reached by Friendship ambulance driven by Lester Forney.
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Winchester Park
Fred W. Forney
Star Composing Room
Memorial Hospital
Albert L. Baker
North Loudoun Street
Elizabeth Triplett
East Clifford Street
Darrell Triplett
Juanita DeGrange
Leicester Street
Herndon P. Lawson
Henry Allen
Maranna
Friendship
Lester Forney
New York Magistrate Capshaw Faces Court Probe Over Hines Ties
New York magistrate Hulan Capshaw, suspended, vows to welcome appellate Supreme Court review into his alleged improper ties with James J. Hines. Hines was convicted on 13 counts in a numbers lottery case. Dewey accuses Capshaw of dismissing cases for Hines allies. Sentencing for Schultz gang members, including Dixie Davis and Harry Schoenhaus, was postponed due to illness.
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New York
Capshaw
Jim Hines
Tammy
James J. Hines
Tammany
F. H. Laguardia
Hulan Capshaw
Supreme Court
Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
Dutch Schultz
Hines
Schultz
Hines J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
Harry Schoenhaus
Ferdinand Pecora
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Britain and France offer recognition to Franco regime
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain announced formal recognition of Generalissimo Franco’s nationalist regime as Spain’s legal government. Paris says the French cabinet unanimously backed recognition, matching Britain's move as of February 27.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Francisco Franco
Spain
Paris
William Gallagher
Frefnch
Franco
Clement R. Atlee
Gvernment
Commons
Generalissim
Francise Franco
Britain
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Price Accepts Responsibility for Pardoning Cases in Virginia
Governor Price declared he accepts full responsibility for the pardoning of five southwest Virginia cases and notes the pardons were issued after careful consideration. The statements follow letters from critics including Commonwealth's Attorney F. W. Smith and judges in Pulaski and Buchanan counties. Secretaries indicate all pardons had penitentiary approval and reflect favorable records of the Buchanan defendants.
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Price
Richmond
Virginia
Commonwealth
F. W. Smith
Buchanan County
John S. Draper
A. S. Crowell
Pulaski
Stieff Silver Sale At Hodgson Brown Agency
During March the Homewood new Stieft Sterling Silver pattern is offered at a 25 percent reduction. Hodgson Brown is the exclusive agency for Stieff Silver selling this item. FOR SALE.
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Stieff
Hodgson & Brown
Net Income Rise for B&O Railway in January
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports January net railway operating income after taxes and charges of 1 670 919 dollars, up 1 374 018 from 1933. Total operating revenues reach 11 953 480 dollars, up 1 061 258 from last year. freight revenue 10 365 661 dollars, passenger revenue 850 062 dollars, down 120 458 from January last year.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Supreme Court Rules Against Sit Down Strike Seizures
The Supreme Court under Chief Justice Hughes upholds Fansteel Metallurgical Corp's right to discharge workers who seized two plant buildings in a 1937 sit down strike. The ruling is among three decisions limiting National Labor Relations Board actions, marking early defeats for the board after Wagner Act passage.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hughes
Fansteel Metallurgical Corporation
High Tribunal
National Labor Relations Board
Three of Earle's Cabinet Accused
A Harrisburg grand jury recommended indictments against three former Earle era cabinet members and allies for conspiracy to defraud the state. Named are David L. Lawrence former secretary of the commonwealth and Democratic state chairman Ralph M. Bashore former secretary of labor and industry and Roy F. Brownmiller former secretary of highways.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Highway Department
David L. Lawrence
Commonwealth
Ralph M. Bashore
Democratic State Committee
Labor and Industry
Roy FE. Brownmiller
He Proved To Be A Man Of His Word
Clifton Lofton about 40 headed south on Cameron Street with an unsteady gait and told Officer Ernest Dove he was going to jail. Lofton reached the jail and asked Mrs. DeHaven to lock him up. he was directed to a cell and left for the night, with officers later locking him in.
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Ernest Dove
Clifton Lofton
Cameron Street
Farmers & Merchants Bank stock buyers seek top price
An advertisement from Bryarly at Weth Loudoun Street Winchi Wis lists intent to purchase a few shares of Farmers and Merchants Bank stock at top price. Contact Phone 389 2 27 1t.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
RT. Bryarly
Weth Loudoun Street
Winch i. Wis
Senate Panel Hears Claim Of German New Bomb
The Senate military committee released testimony by Major-General H. H. Arnold that Germany developed a powerful new bomb and that scant information exists about it. Arnold cited reports from abroad and described a bomb using compressed air and other compounds, with Barcelona explosion photos as possible proof. Administrators expect quick Senate approval of the $358 million army expansion bill amid debate over aircraft limits.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
Germany
H. H. Arnold
Air Corps
Senate
Arnold
Clark Dmos
Lester P. Barlow
Martin Aircraft Company
Baltimore
Clark
Barlow
Barcelona
Barkley
House
Freighter Crew Is Taken Ashore After Collision
The crippled North German Lloyd freighter Wiegand returned to New York with 32 crew members from the Bull Line freighter Lillian, rescued after a collision in dense fog 70 miles east of Barnegat lightship off New Jersey. The crash happened at 7 12 p m Sunday about 13 miles east of Barnegat lightship.
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New York
Wiegand
Bull Line
Lillian
Barnegat
New Jersey Eet
Newark
Public notice of city claim claims procedure
Any person asserting a claim against the City of Winchomane for city actions dated January 1 1935 must present the claim to the Council by March 1939 meeting. Arthur M Field signs this notice with dates 2 22 24 25 27 3 1 3 4 6 7 1p.
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Winchomane
Arthur M. Field
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Harry Byrd
J. Fulmer Bright
Democrats
Harmony
Bernard
G. O. P. Committee
Noonan’s
W. C. Hodge
Field
France
London House of Commons
National Fruit Product Co. Inc
Hansbrough & Carter
U.S. Labor Board
Earle
Senate Group
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