Senate approves bill outlawing violent picketing in Virginia
The Virginia State Senate voted 27 to 8 to pass the Moffett bill banning picketing by violence or force. Senator Noland questioned timing while sponsor Senator Sere s defended the measure as protection under the Bill of Rights.
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Richmond
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C Ton
L. A. Noland
Newport News
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Reg Pe
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Staunton
Eee
United States
Red Cross Fund Drive Seeks Local Support in March
Winchester and Frederick County launch Red Cross Roll Call Month aims to raise 17 575 dollars as March canvassing continues. CF Schenck leads the Winchester Frederick chapter with Mr Sanders and volunteers urging immediate contributions to reach the goal and support postwar relief efforts. Eisenhower praises Red Cross work and its clubs for recreation and aid to the wounded.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Red Aaa
Conkiene Nea
Court Cross
CF. Schenck
Winchester-Frederick
Red Cross
Sanders
Truman
American Red Cross
Ae Red Cross
Eisenhower
Russia Limits Withdrawal of Troops From Iran
Moscow announced that Red Army forces would begin withdrawing from Iran tomorrow from sectors deemed undisturbed while staying in the northwestern Azerbaijan province. The move, tied to the 1942 British Russian Iranian treaty, follows Iran’s internal tensions and a separate Polish-Moscow broadcast detailing the staged pullout.
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Poldic Snucuneet
Tome
Red Army
Iran
Azerabajan
Irania
Azerbaijan
Ahmed Qavam Saltaneh
Foreign Office
United States
Defense pleas to dismiss charges against Nazi groups
A defense motion seeks dismissal of charges against Nazi organizations claiming members faced branding as war criminals for their affiliations. The text notes Germany may turn back to Nazism and emphasizes defense arguments around group membership and criminal liability.
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Naz
GM Negotiations Fail Again Today
The 101st day of the costly strike ends with no settlement after a brief session with Federal Mediator James F. Dewey. Walter P. Reuther of the CIO United Auto Workers states that no agreement was reached and the negotiations adjourn to 10 A.M. tomorrow.
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James F. Dewey
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Railroad Strike Poll Favors Walkout on County Rails
Cleveland March 1 The heads of two railroad brotherhoods said with about 90 percent of ballots counted 98.8 percent favor a strike among 293,000 members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Final results delayed to March 6 due to ballot receipt, with arbitration of wage increases and 45 working rule changes tied to demands. Whitney and Johnston spoke at the 50th anniversary of membership.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
A. F. Whitney
Alvanley Johnston
Whitney
Brotherhood
Johnson
Patterson Proposes Unified Military Program for America
Secretary of War Patterson outlines a peacetime defense plan in New York on March 1. He calls for a single armed forces department with a strong reserve, a well trained national guard, and a vigorous science driven program to deter war and safeguard national security.
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New York
Patterson Ofpont le Thichne
America
Four Year Old Terry Taylor Reunited With Parents
ANNAPOLIS Md March 1 Four year old Terry Taylor was reunited with her parents Dr and Mrs Andrew Taylor after disappearing from Charlotte North Carolina three days earlier She wore the same corduroy clothes and spent the night with Police Commissioner Thomas Ged a lorena The nurse posing as Terrys mother is held for North Carolina authorities on kidnapping charges The family planned to fly to Charlotte and Terry greeted her mother with a quiet hello after the reunion at a home in Annapolis The nurse was identified and picked up by police last night
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Terry Ae
Fat Og
Andrew Taylor
Charleft
Washington
Thomas Gane
Ged
Lorena
Charlotte
Basil
North Carolina
Terry
Taylor
March Begins With Mild Weather Across Regions
March opened with pleasant conditions as the nation reports springlike warmth from Texas to Michigan. Temperatures rise above normal in the Middle Atlantic and Midwest while light showers and scattered rain affect parts of Florida, the Northwest, and the eastern seaboard.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Texas
Michigan
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Florida
Northwestern
Cupp's Cab Opens New Taxi Service
Cupp's Cab announces opening for business with dial code 5763 for prompt courteous service. The notice lists contact and service details in a concise local advisement.
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Cupp
Big party at South End Fire Co Tonight
Community event promoted by the South End Fire Co invites residents to a social gathering at 8:30 p m tonight. Proceeds support fire company activities and neighboring services.
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South End
U S to Prevent Aggression By Force If It Is Necessary
Secretary of State Byrnes outlined a global conduct plan to deter aggression. He asserted no war among major powers is needed and proposed seven must nots for nations including not keeping troops in others’ territories without consent and avoiding undue burden on poorer states.
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U.S
New York
Byrnes
United States
Russia
Overseas Press Club
United Nations
Treek
Center Market Fire Destroys Washington Food Hub
A massive early morning blaze at Washington Center Market, a 10 year old brick complex at Fifth and K NW, destroyed more than 70 butcher and grocer stands and 55 bowling alleys. Firefighters from city and suburbs battled the flames for about 90 minutes, with the roof collapsing at 2 40 A M and damage estimated over 500000 dollars.
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Washington
New Center Market
F. W. Knudsen
Washington Convention Hall Company
Fifth
K Streets
GI Taylor
Stewart Motor Co
Goldenberg’s
Repea
Sameer Tee Line
France Closes Border to Spain In Sunset Hours
Frontier guards patrol as France seals its border with Spain cutting commercial traffic and rail, telegraph, and postal links. Diplomats, Red Cross and UNRRA workers exempted. Spanish officials bar one diplomat from reentry. Weather worsens as the hour passes midnight with late Paris express.
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Paris Express
Red Cross
UNRRA
Barcelona
All Isn't Gold For Jacob Golden
Jacob Golden helped battle the flames as the fire spread. The blaze consumed only his daughter and left him with memories of what money cannot buy.
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Jacob
Watts
Golden
Strikers Abandon Demonstrations In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on March 1 CIO strikers and sympathizers, about 200 people, dispersed after a city edict barring mass demonstrations near the GE plant. Police numbered around 600, with 400 at the plant to enforce a court ban on mass picketing. No disorder occurred as routes and permits were contested.
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CIO
General Electric Company
Delaware County
Guy EB. Parsons
Phrep Bogeeo
CIO Electrical Workers Union
Harry Block
CIO Industrial Union Council
Racial Disorder Flare Strikes Tennessee Town
An altercation left a white man injured as a black woman and her son faced assault charges. Four policemen were wounded amid ensuing violence. Vanderbilt football player stated jailhouse weapons were checked for emptiness and ammunition unknown. Captain Doyle said he was fired upon during a pursuit of four supposed Negroed suspects. Two women and two men in Army uniforms were involved as white girls were assaulted. Acting adjutant general Hilton Butler ordered extra Guard units from five eastern communities to aid in the central Tennessee town.
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Vanderbilt
Andrew Doyle
State Guard
Hilton Butler
Middle Tennessee
First Robin Reported Heralding Spring
The robin is noted as the fore runner of spring in the eastern section, signaling a seasonal shift. Local observers record the arrival of the bird as an omen of warmer days ahead.
Eversharp Pen and Pencil Sets At Popular Price
The popular priced Eversharp Pen and Pencil Sets, and Brown, are showcased with emphasis on affordability and value for general stationery needs.
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Eversharp
BROWN
For Sale Wood Stove Length by Lumber Yard
Wood stove length for sale from Oates Lumber Yard telephone 6414. Classified notice lists contact details and item brief description.
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Oates
County Woman Takes Her Life in Washington
Mary Katherine Cain, 19, formerly of Stephens City, died by her own action in an Emergency Hospital Washington D C. Her body was found fully clothed in a gas filled apartment after manager Philip Roberts detected the odor. A coroner certified death as suicide. The notes mention a broken romance and a prior employment offer. She was survived by her father Millard Cain Baltimore mother Mrs Margaret Cain Alabama husband Clayton Burcham sister Jean Cain and brother Eddie Carper. Remains at the District Morgue Washington with funeral plans undecided.
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Mary Katherine Cain
Stephens City
Washington, D. C
Marvin Grim
Millard Cain
Baltimore
Margaret Cain
Alabama
Grim
Clayton Burcham
Jean Cain
Washington
Eddie Carper
Frederick County
US invites Soviets to discuss $1 billion loan
Washington reported that the United States has invited the Soviet Union to come here to discuss a $1,000,000,000 loan. A high official indicated pressure will push adding $1.25 billion to Export-Import Bank lending to non Britain loans.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Pauley Stands Firm as Navy Nominee Faces Inquiry
Pauley refuses to withdraw amid accusations related to paying two California legislators for five months in 1939 1940. The nominee for Under Secretary of the Navy defended his position telling reporters he is confident of victory despite committee scrutiny.
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Sax Pauley
Petrol Corporation
California
Man
John W. Evans
Cecil R. King
King
Congress
Cali
Pauley
Navy
Russians Fire On U S Patrol Plane Over Port Arthur
Government officials say two Russian fighters fired on a U S Navy patrol plane over Port Arthur injuring no crew. The Russians claim the American flight violated air rights and may have provoked the incident amid a series of exchanges over the area.
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Port Arthur
Washington
Portaneur
Orient Ar
Ang
Kaiser Backs OPA Continuance to Curb Inflation
Kaiser urges preserving the Office of Price Administration arguing abolition would hit the public hardest and inflation would rise. He supports production emphasis and asserts the OPA can still manage pricing to raise production to meet demand.
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Kaiser
Office of Stabilization
OPA
Cis
President to Speak on Radio Opening Red Cross Drive
The president will deliver a nationwide radio address from the White House tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time to formally open the National Red Cross drive on all major networks.
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White House
Red Cross
Reports Of Mistreatment Of Patients At VA Hospital
The investigation found cases of mistreatment and inefficiency in a VA hospital system. It notes staff dedication amid criticism of admin practices that hinder discharge and shift patients between stations. Legislation granting veterans authority in hiring and firing is seen as a potential improvement.
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