Civil Rules May Be Made By High Court
Richmond March 4 Colonel Robert T Barton Jr of Richmond reported to the council of the Virginia State Bar that committees of the bar the State Bar Association and the American Bar Association approved a draft bill to place rule making power in civil cases in the Supreme Court of Virginia If approved by the General Assembly in 1942 it would vest the state court of appeals with power to formulate civil rules The council instructed printing of the report and draft for distribution 30 days before the May annual meeting in Charlottesville The meeting date for the session was left to the executive committee Separate meetings were suggested for efficiency Judicial section formation was deferred Senator John Battle president noted moves already begun to organize a judicial section The ethics committee ruled that Albert M Jones Arlington substitute trial justice should not practice before the trial justice court The council will continue study on whether a commonwealths attorney should participate in civil damages suits arising from automobile accidents before or after criminal dispositions Secretary Booker reported 82 lawyers delinquent in dues though collections ran ahead of last year The council empowered Booker to issue warrants against delinquents Pollard head of unauthorized practice of law noted accountants would be heard on whether lay help in tax prep constitutes unauthorized practice The text also described Belgian elephant capture methods under the Ort system with stamping lasso and training details.
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Richmond
Robert T. Barton, Jr
Council of the
Virginia State Bar
Bar
State Bar Association
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
General Assembly
State Court of Appeals
Barton
Virginia
R. E. Booker
Charlottesville
Virginia State Bar Association
White Sulphur Springs
State Bar
John 8. Battle
Albert M. Jones
Arlington County
Jones
Arlington
Trial Justice Court
Booker
Charles E. Pollard
Newton Named Director of Securities Division
Blake T. Newton Jr has been appointed director of the securities division by Thomas W Ozlin, replacing M Chicester who will resign March 15 for a new state post. Newton, 25, will earn 4800 dollars annually and is son of Blake T Newton, superintendent of Westmoreland Richmond schools. He studied at the College of William and Mary graduating in 1935 and joined the Alpha fraternity.
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Richmond
Blake T. Newton Jr
Securities Division
State Corporation Commission
Thomas W. Ozlin
Commission
M. Chichester
Blake T. Newton
Westmoreland- Richmond County
College
War outlook and Balkan moves influence British stance in Europe
The column surveys Balkan tensions as Russia questions Bulgarian policy and Germany preps in the Balkans. It weighs Greece Britain and Turkey risks, Hitler’s cautious tactics, and potential Greece conflict impact on Britain and the Mediterranean. It also notes the 1934 Federal Housing Administration act sponsor Steagall and Fletcher in the Senate.
Weil's Disease Case Is Found
RICHMOND March 4 A second case of Weil's disease, an infection carried by rats, has been discovered here. One case was found in the Putton section last fall and the new case comes from the same area. Bacteriological diagnoses were made in the Medical College of Virginia laboratories. Only 23 cases were diagnosed in the United States between 1922 and 1939.
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Richmond
Weil
City Health Department
Putton
Medical College of Virginia Laboratories
United States
American Medical Association
Daily Crossword Clues From a Scribbled Page
Puzzle fragment shows clues for across and down entries with partial words and garbled letters. Readable entries include Jardinier and Fasten, while other lines are incomplete or jumbled, indicating a damaged crossword page from a vintage newspaper.
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