House Yet to Decide Fate of Wagner Act Changes
House members cautioned on the Senate’s stance as they consider 17 proposed amendments from the Smith committee aimed at reorganizing the National Labor Board and altering the Wagner Act’s functions. Rep. Cox predicted passage in the House, while others doubted Senate approval.
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Porters
Joney
Smith Committee
House
Senate
Toto
Rep. Cox
D-Ga
House Labor Committee
Mary T. Norton Ji-Nj
Norton
Sso
Beth
Rep
Wood
D-Mo
Labor Committee
Missouri State Federal of Labor
Mith Committee
Senate Adopts 40 House Bills In Virginia Session
RICHMOND Va March 9 The Senate passed forty local House bills rapidly while the calendar was at its heaviest The session also indorsed a Moseley resolution praising the road program as a major economic service in the state and approved raises and bonuses for Senate staff including increasing the assistant clerk’s salary to four thousand dollars annually The chamber approved bills on driving while suspended penalties limit on suit filing for taxes on tangible property and various measures affecting dog food school loan funding and fish police departments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Senate
Moseley
Aubrey G. Weaver
Warren
League
Commonwealth
Senate Journal
Vivian L. Page
Norfolk
Page
John R
Campbell
E. Hines-Warren
Lewis-Gray
Punty
Liter 5
I. . Rodgers
Wayer Of Father Is Found Sane
In Plains New York Chester B Duryea 69 who killed his wealthy father in Brooklyn years ago was declared sane today by H Haven Court Justice Lee Parsons Javis. The court ordered his release from Mattewan State Hospital ending the trial for the killing.
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Plains
N. Y
Chester B. Duryea
Brooklinn
H Venue
Lee Parsons Javis
Om Mattewan State Hospital
Baltimore Market Quotes on Produce and Livestock Prices
Market quotations list unchanged prices for apples and vegetables, poultry and fowl, turkeys, ducks, capons, hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep. Includes U S Dept of Agriculture notes from Baltimore and Chicago with ranges for weights and tops, week’s trends, and supply details.
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Baltimore
U. S
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Ibs
Texas Fed
Stock Market Report Highlights Mixed Weekend Trading
European developments blamed for a spotty session as the market opened steady then turned irregular. Declines near a point were widespread with a few gains in airlines and motor equipment. transfers ran around 350000 shares. Major names included Douglas Aircraft Glenn Martin United Aircraft Chrysler Bethlehem Steel Allied Chemical Anaconda and more with varied quotes across the board.
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York
Douglas Aircraft
Glenn Martin
United Aircraft
Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
Allied Chemical
Anaconda
U. S. Rubber
Consoli- Edison
Santa Fe
al. Chem. & Dye
Can
Smelt
Beth. Steel
West
el. & &Mfig
Woolworth
Local Markets and Wholesale Flour Prices
Local markets compile daily prices for wholesale flour and feed. Short Patent bags list prices per hundred pounds and per barrel for 12, 24, 48, and 98 pound bags, with various fees and oats pricing. Items include screening and old roosters among feed components and young guinea fowl priced per pair.
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Star
Local Market Prices for Live Stock and Feeds
The listing covers mixed young chickens, fowl, cows, heifers, calves, live hogs, spring lambs, butter, creamery items, and local retail market prices. It details patent brand bag prices for 12, 24, and 48 pound bags, various feeds, and shelf prices across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contec Led Neenes Tote Aiaanel
Eledia
Tvenerauee
Heen
Casate
Anaae
Wheat and grain futures climb on late short-covering rally
Chicago futures gained after late buying tied to crop loss reports in the southwest and European uncertainty. Wheat May at 1.04 over, July 1.02 over, Sept 1.01 over. corn and oats mixed. soybeans and rye higher. lard and bellies firm. Chicago cash grain shows varied bids with No. 2 corn around 58-64 cents. Baltimore spot wheat 1.15% over red winter.
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Chicago
Southwest
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Mrs Peckman Died February 27 in Winchester
Mrs. Wal Peckman died February 27 after a several weeks illness. Friends in Winchester were advised of the death. Mr and Mrs Peckman formerly resided in Frederick County.
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Winchester
Boyd Stephens Dies After Accident at Bent Creek Home
Roy Anderson Stephens two year old son of Mr and Mrs Herbert C Stephens of Bent Creek died at Lynchburg General Hospital from burns he suffered when he fell into a tub of scalding water at his home yesterday.
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Lynchburg, VA
Roy Anderson Stephens
Herbert C. Stephens
Bent Creek
Lynchburg General Hospital
Palatial Home Damaged in Boston-Area Fire Rescues Teens
In Odedham Massachusetts on March 9 fire damaged the upper floors of Philip Loring Reed's home. Sally Reed 18 a Junior League member woke and led her ten brothers to safety after being alerted by her maid. Fire damage estimated at about 20000 dollars with antiques and paintings harmed.
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Odedham
Mass
Philip Loring Reed
Sally Reed
Miss Reed
Junior League
Vincent Club
Nathaniel
Howard
Ball Player Declines Comment On Desertion Warrant
Norman Babe Young of the New York Giants declined to discuss reports of a wife desertion warrant. Richmond police and Bartow County officials said no warrant had arrived, and authorities expected no arrest order before Monday.
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Chee Haven
Fla
Norman
Babe) Young
New York Giant
Richmond
Dewitt Sinclair
Young
Bartow
Charles Hanner
Senate Changes Accepted By House Continued From Page One
The House approved a highway bill authorizing up to 12 million dollars in toll revenue bonds to build Tidewater bridges and ferries, with a 60 to 33 vote. Amendments to cap bonds at 12 or 30 million were defeated. Several salary appropriations and departmental budgets were adjusted, with cuts to executive salaries and guidance for state offices. The Senate moved to dispatch 40 bills to clear the way for the budget as the House recessed for an hour.
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Stephens
House
Senate
The
Highway Commission
C. G. Quesenberg
Waynesboro
W. N. Neff
Abingdon
Leroy Hodges
Public Welf
Williamh. Stauffer
L. McCarthy Downs
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Raymond Jackson
Milk Commission
G. Walter Mapp
Fisheries
Ees
Advisory Legislative Council
Supreme Court
State Planning Board
Finance Committee
Comptroller’s Office
State Board of Education
School For the Deaf and Blind
Staunton
Dispatch
Appropriation Bill Actions Highlight Salary Changes
The Finance Committee restored salaries for key officials, keeping the banking and insurance commissioners at $5,600 and the M. R. Morgan baking commissioner at $6,000. The House set others at $5,000 while debating teacher retirement and pay raises, and the bill added $1,276,000 for retirement without new taxes, upsetting balance.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
House
Banking and Insurance Commissioners
M. R. Morgan
Price
Senate
Virginia Education Association—organization of Teachers
Weaver
Hugh Pomeroy
State Planning Board
Finance Committee
Sidney B. Hall
Rowland Egger
Hall
Egger
Bang
Lewis and wife stay in Charlottesville en route to Washington
John L. Lewis head of the C I O and his wife arrived in Charlottesville and spent the night at the Queen Charlotte Hotel. They planned to meet President Roosevelt in Washington, with officials unsure of their origin and date of departure.
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Charlottesville, VA
John L. Lewis
Queen Charlotte Hotel
Washington
Mrs. Lewis
Lewis
President Roosevelt
Farm Fund Boost Passed by Senate Appropriations Panel
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved more than 300 million dollars in farm funds for next year and sent a farm supply bill totaling 922.9 million to the Senate. The panel backed parity payments at 212 million and surplus removal operations at 85 million, surpassing rounds by Hale. The overall farm bill would exceed 1 billion dollars for farm activities with total outlays near 1.0 billion after reallocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Hale
R.-Me
Roosevelt
Congress
Russell
D.-Ga
Speeder Neal Ashley Fined in Washington Police Court
Neal Ashley of 805 Allison street N W Washington DC was fined 14 dollars including costs in Police Court today for speeding. He was arrested on Millwood avenue yesterday afternoon.
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Neal Ashley
Allison Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Millwood Avenue
Brucetown Natives Debate School Consolidation and Site
Citizens from Clearbrook and Brucetown press for school consolidation. Brucetown residents argue the current building is unsafe and support placing a new consolidated school on Brucetown road or near Brucetown rather than at Clearbrook. Local officials and supporters cite cost savings and better instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Brucetown
Clearbrook
GermanFinn War Drift and Axis Pressures Grow
German officials avoided committing to Germanys role in the Russian Finnish war while sources link Berlin talks with Svinhufvud to broader Axis tensions over peace terms. Britain registers 300000 new conscripts as sea losses mount with Thurston and Saari casualties. Hitler to speak tomorrow in Berlin and lay a wreath at the Cenotaph.
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Germany
Berlin
Per Evind Svinhufvud
Finland
Italy
Britain
Europe
Russia
Thurston
Saai
Bordeaux
Hitler
Fuehrer
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George Cardinal Mundelein
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Stock Market Report
Peckman
Lovett Bros
N. Loudoun St
Little America
Byrd American Antarctic Expedition
North Star
C. B. Smalts & Son
Charlottesville
Appropriations Committee
Speeder
Frank Swimley
Stonewall
Gainesboro
Back Creek
Joseph W. Bragg
Jack E. McAboy
State Presi
Martinsburg
W. Va
Gilbert C. McKown
Kilmer Building
W- Va
Queen and
Burke Streets