Republicans Oppose Anti Lynching Bill In Senate Debate
The report covers Senate opposition to the anti lynching bill with Senator Ellender accusing Northern supporters of a “sorry spectacle” and Republicans like McNary opposing cloture to end the Southern filibuster. It notes debate tactics and potential night sessions as Southern and Republican leaders clash over procedural limits.
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Washington
Ellender
D.-La
Roosevelt
Stanley Reed
Supreme Court
Bill Washington
McNary
Oregon
Barkley
Kentucky
McKellar
D-Tenn
Senate
Connally
D-Tex
Observing Birds At Feeds In Snowy Weather
Mr Winchester notes birds visit when snow falls and feed at your door. A titmouse, cardinals, and a mockingbird dominate one family. titmice are bold and curious, cardinals shy, mockingbirds vigilant and sometimes selfish yet loyal, visiting for three winters.
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Lucky
Reed Nominated by Roosevelt to Supreme Court
President Roosevelt nominates Solicitor General Stanley Reed for associate justice on the Supreme Court to fill the George Sutherland seat, with Cardozo ill and Justice Black already appointed. Reed, a Kentucky native born 1884, has argued major New Deal cases before the Court and is seen favorably by many senators.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Stanley Reed
Supreme Court
Reed
George Sutherland
High Tribunal
Alabama
Hugo L. Black
Willis van Devanter
Benjamin Cardozo
Reedlong
Maysville
Kentucky Wesleyan College
Yale
University of Virginia
Columbia
Sorbonne
Paris
Virginia Tech Alumni Banquet Set for January 26
The Northern Virginia Chapter of the Virginia Tech Alumni Association will host its first winter meeting at the George Washington Hotel on Wednesday January 26 at 7 o clock. Dr Carrol M Newman head of the English department at V P I will be the principal speaker with H B Redd also in attendance. The event begins with a banquet followed by music and entertainment and a moving pictures presentation of football highlights from the past season.
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Northern Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Alumni Association
George Washington Hotel
W. R. Legge
Virginia Tech
Carrol M. Newman
Newman
H. B. Redd
Harry L. McCann
Winchester
Bonnet Accepts Task to Form New French Government
Georges Bonnet formally agreed to form a French government after maneuvering with deputies. The Radical Socialists endorsed a people front coalition, while Leon Blum warned his party against backing a cabinet pursuing grave labor reforms. Bonnet pressed for parliamentary support to present a new government to President Lebrun.
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Paris
Georges Bonnet
France
Albert Lebrun
Bonnet
Elysee Palace
Chamber of Deputies
People’s Front
Union of
Communist
Aetane
Leon Blum
Bennett
Carderi Tion
Bre
Attoris
Albert Pet
Lost Fox Terrier Found by Owner Call 41-1
A young pretty female fox terrier with a white body and tan head is found. The finder asks the owner to call at once at 41-1 or 1182 to claim the dog.
General Han Fu Chu Put To Death In China
Shanghai reports Chinese authorities executed General Han Fu Chu for dereliction of duty after his 150000-strong army failed to resist the Japanese in Shantung. Beijing sources say he was held at Hankow and later executed, as Japanese forces seized Tsining and pushed southward.
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Tokyo
China
Hirohito
Senjuro Hayashi
Domei
East Asia
Han
Shanghai
Han Fu- Chu
Shantung Province
Chiang Kai-Shek
Shantung
Gener Han
Hankow
Chiang
Tsining
Tientsin-Pukow
Moonshining In State On Wane
Richmond Va January 15. John H Wickham head of the federal alcohol tax unit said a comparison of figures shows illegal cooperations in the state are decreasing. He reported fewer stills raided during the past year.
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Richmond
John H. Wickham
Federal
Wickham
Robbers Hit Warm Springs and Mountain Grove Stores
Police report a night of robberies in Warm Springs and Mountain Grove with nitro-glycerine safe cracking and about 1500 dollars stolen. A post office break in was discovered by a rural carrier. State police noted a damaged patrol car and beer caseloads found along the highway toward Covington.
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Warm Springs
Mountain Grove
W. E. Lambert
West Virginia Line
Covington
Jews Push Emigration as Last Resort in Germany
Berlin reports say German Jews, facing intensified purge from economic and social life, view emigration as the only solution. The German Jewish Council urges Palestine and overseas nations to ease migration, with plans to send youths to Palestine and to relax immigration limits. A decree to liquidate Jews’ economic activity and real estate is anticipated as banks close or are sold.
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Berlin
German Jewish Council
Palestine
Leo Baeck
Economics
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
French Decline Russian Appeal in Trade Union Talks
Paris reports the International Federation of Trades Unions rejected the Soviet offer to merge. Russia demanded unity actions abroad and sanctions against Germany, Italy, and Japan, including strikes in war materials plants and blocking cargoes.
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Paris
International Federation of Trades Unions
United States
Canada
South America
United Organization
Germany
Italy
Japan
Large Fruit Tree Growth Report for Frederick County
Frederick County shows a major rise in orchards with 20 147 acres in apples and 96 465 peach trees across 116 commercial orchards. The 1937 survey by WPA State Dept of Agriculture and the U S Department of Agriculture notes 6.8 percent excellent and 48.2 percent good bearing apple orchards, with York remaining the leading apple variety at 44.9 percent and Stayman, Delicious, Jonathan and others making up the rest.
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Frederick County
Stine
Works Progress Administration
State Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
York
Stayman
Delicious
Jonathan
Grimes
Ben Davis
Gano
Rome
Grand Jury Held For Man and Woman In Roanoke Case
Leo C. Mays alias Gummy Coleman and Inez Chocklett were ordered held for the grand jury in Roanoke police court. Mays was fined 500 dollars and jailed six months on four speeding and reckless driving charges and on a driving after permit revocation. Officers Lt. John Copenhaver and H. L. Stanley survived a wild early morning chase after bullets were fired at close range.
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Roanoke
John Copenhaver
H. L. Stanley
Leo C. Mays
Gummy Coleman
Inez Chocklett
Harris S. Birchfield
Mays
Farm Sale Near Winchester Seeks Biders Noon Saturday
W. T. Hansucker farm of 50 acres near Winchester features a seven room house and a large bank barn. The property will be sold in front of the court house at Winchester at noon on Saturday January 22.
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Winchester
Virginia executive Price to address inauguration in Richmond
Governor elect James H. Price prepares for his January inaugural speech as the General Assembly opens. Budget talks focus on a large biennial plan, with proposals including a $1.4 million school funding rise and higher teacher salaries, textbooks, and retirement improvements.
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Richmond
James H. Price
Price
Virginia
General Assembly
George C. Peery
Commonwealth
Senate
Peery
Virginia Education Association
W. N. Neff
Washington County
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Neff
Virgina
Rosenberg
Alexandria
Seven U Va. Students Injured In Lynchburg Crash
Seven University of Virginia students were injured when their car overturned on a curve near Piney River. Edward Clapton and Tommy Kurtz were critically hurt. Sam Miller suffered a fractured shoulder and head gash. Other occupants had minor injuries as they were en route from Charlottesville to Lynchburg for the weekend.
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Lynchburg
University of Virginia
Piney River
Edward Clapton
Chevy Chase
Tommy Kurtz
Fort Myers
Fla
Sam Miller
Washington
Clapton
Lynchburg Hospital
Kurtz and Miller
Memorial Hospital
Hugh Kabler
Hill Gray
Gilbert Desveraine
New York
Harry Roberts
Daytona Beach
Florida
Charlottesville
Distressed Ship Weathers a Gale
The Greek steamer Aspasia, crippled in a mid Atlantic storm, weathered a gale and requested assistance from the Rangitiki after two crew members were washed overboard. The Tetela pursued to aid due to a perishable cargo as water leaked in the Aspasia’s bunkers and the bridge was washed away.
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New York
Aspasia
England
Rangitiki
Radiomarine
Tetela
Refuse Separation Notice Under City Ordinance
Beginning Monday all refuse must be separated and placed in containers for collection. The contractor will be unable to call back for refuse not on curb when the truck calls. 1-15-1p-11.
No Charge for Complete Watch or Clock Inspection
Repair shop offers a free full inspection of watches and clocks. If adjustments or cleaning are needed, they will inform the customer and provide a fair estimate before proceeding. Visit Hodgson at 41 15 ip in N&R.
Paul Mallon on John Lewis A F L stance
Paul Mallon says John Lewis refuses peace with the A F L and calls him a fighter. He states peace never arrived.
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Paul Mallon
John Lewis
A. F. of
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