Labor Chiefs Focus on Wagner Act Turmoil Across States
Labor leaders concentrate on the Wagner Act as strikes and threats of delay ripple nationwide. A Michigan injunction orders 5,000 sit-down strikers to evacuate Chrysler plants, while 90,000 idle in Detroit area and 130,000 nationwide reflect broad labor tension ahead of Supreme Court rulings.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Chrysler Corporation
Allan Campbell
Campbell
Washington
Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Lansing
Chrysler Climax
Detroit
Chrysler
Indiana
California
Remington Rand, Inc
Labor Relations Board
Arthur Altmeyer
Social Security Board
Remington
Labor Board
Remington Company
Rural-Urban meeting to discuss farmers city dwellers relations
Mr Winchester urges feeding birds to help them while thanking residents for pest control ideas. The Rural-Urban meeting tomorrow night aims to build first hand understanding of mutual problems. Lions Rotary Kiwanis host. farmers are guests. Pa Frederick plans to attend and enjoy himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis Club
Pa Frederick
Appalachian Apples Plans Expanded Advertising Campaign
Appalachian Apples Inc formed by Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania growers sets a higher profile for four state apple marketing. At Martinsburg meeting growers back a full scale publicity push funded by a one cent per bushel fee, reelecting President McCue and officers Miller Skinner Brown for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Apples, Inc
Mutual
Virginias
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Martinsburg
C. Purcell McCue
Greenwood
H. W. Skinner
Chambersburg
Penna
Malcolm M. Brown
W. Va
Carrol R. Miller
Rural Urban Meeting Sponsored by Lions Kiwanis Rotary
About 250 people are expected at the annual Rural-Urban meeting at the George Washington Hotel tomorrow night. 120 farmers from Frederick County will attend as guests while John R. Hutcheson of Blacksburg will speak on rural urban relations and agricultural issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Lions Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
George Washington Hotel
John R. Hutcheson
Blacksburg
Virginia Extension Division
Hutcheson
Lions
Schneck
Singing of America
G. E. Owen
The
Berkeley Native Charles Everhart Dies by His Own Hand
Charles Bernard Everhart 46, a Berkeley county native who had lived near Wheeling West Virginia, killed himself with a shotgun at his West Alexandria home last Friday morning. He left a widow two daughters four sisters and five brothers including Lake Everhart of Winchester as survivors. He was employed on a railroad and was reportedly in good health with no motive disclosed.
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Berkeley County
W. Va
Charles Bernard Everhart
West Alexandria
Wheeling
Lake Everhart
Winchester
Valley Gets A Real Snow Weather Returns With Fresh Snow
Old Man Winter delivered a substantial weekend snowfall of just under six inches, yielding .53 inches of moisture after melting per records from the Winchester Research Laboratory. It marks the first real snow of the season in this area and is expected to benefit crops by moderating fruit bud development.Continued on Page 10, Col. 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Research Laboratory
Million Get Wage Boosts
Nearly one million workers in U S industrial centers gained wage increases effective today totaling 168 million dollars annually. Steel workers get 10 cents more per hour benefiting about 550 thousand workers and adding roughly 120 million dollars yearly. Other sectors expand pay as well in packing plants and mines.
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Chicago
United States
Minnesota
Iron Wanted And Sale Offer In Local Ad
Iron wanted paying higher prices than ever for iron metal and all junk. Be fore selling see The Winchester Junk Co. 13 Fairfax Lane. Phone 254 or 1422 W. New dress lengths plain and prints 1.95 each Moling and Cather 222 Aprrt.
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Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Moling & Cather
Court Refuses To Hear Wagner Act Challenges
The Supreme Court refuses to review eight new Wagner Act challenges while postponing final rulings on the Wagner labor and railway laws for at least two weeks. The court also delays a decision on Washington state minimum wage for women and a reconsideration of an earlier 4 to 4 Social Security ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Queen Marie Holds Own Amid Illness in Bucharest
Dowager Queen Marie of Romania, 61, is described as seriously but not dangerously ill with influenza and intestinal inflammation after falling ill at the opera. Physicians say her temperature is near normal and heart action satisfactory, while officials deny poisoning rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Marie
Rumania
Balkans
Balkan States
Much Improved Minnigerode Nearing Return Home
It was learned this afternoon that Mr. Jack Minnigerode, much improved after an operation at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Richmond, expects to go home next Sunday. Mrs Minnigerode and her two children head back from Baltimore tomorrow.
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Jack Minnigerode
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Richmond
Congressmen Swamped by Petitions Over Judiciary Program
Washington March 15. A flood of petitions and memorials on the President's Judiciary program poured in from state legislatures and county bar associations, prompting a half hour Senate debate. Minority Leader McNary charged discrimination after Logan’s speech appeared in the Congressional Record. Majority Leader Robinson urged printing speeches by outstanding individuals and sending the rest to the Judiciary Committee, with Johnson and Logan’s documents sent to committee amid Borah’s protest.
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Washington
Senate
McNary
Rore
Logan
D-Ky
Johnson
Judiciary Committee
Borah
R-Ida
Roosevelt's Tax Is Filed At Warm Springs
President Roosevelt filed his income tax from the Pine Mountain vacation cottage after working hours alone. He sent the return to Atlanta for pickup by a special postal inspector and then by air to the north. He reportedly filed a separate return from his wife, reflecting earnings from lecturing writing and broadcasting.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
White House
Pine Mountain
Atlanta
Daily
Presidential Mail
North
Hyde Park
N. Y
Pennsylvania Avenue
Internal Revenue Collector
Baltimore
State Supreme Court ruling clears officer in Fayette County death
Justice George W. Maxey said the state failed to prove that State Policeman Anthony Sanute unlawfully killed Frank C. Monaghan during questioning in the Fayette County Bertillon Room last September 12. The jury was charged as the second of seven Uniontown law officials accused in the hotel man's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Supreme Court
George W. Maxey
Anthony Sanute
Frank C. Monaghan
Fayette County
Sainte
Uniontown
Chamber Chief Quotes Roosevelt Saying He Lacks Labor Strike Power
Sibley, head of the U S Chamber of Commerce, quotes President Roosevelt as saying he has no power to intervene in strikes except to offer government good offices. He notes Roosevelt has not declared a policy on sit down strikes. Edward F McGrady urged industry and labor to unite with government on mutual problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Commerce Chamber
Washington
Harper Sibley
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Roosevelt
Sibley
Ameri Industrial Development Council
White House
Edward F. McGrady
Local Citizens To Go On Trial In Liquor Case
Indictments by a federal grand jury in Harrisonburg Virginia name seven Frederick county Winchester residents in a liquor conspiracy case set to open in federal court. The defendants include Otis L Bennett Andrew Hawkins Rufus Hawkins Loring Clowser Walker Havermale and Dr Myers a Winchester dentist.
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The
Star
Harrisonburg
Frederick County
Winchester
John Paul
Western District of
Virginia
Dr. Myers
William E. Cooper
W. E. Cooper
Danville
Otis L. Bennett
Andrew Hawkins
Rufus Hawkins
Loring Clowser
Walker G. Havermale
Erm
Two Die In Rollins College Fencing Team Crash
In Richmond on March 15 two members of Rollins College Florida fencing team died when their car skidded from U S Route 1 and hit a telegraph pole. Injured were four students Jack Hagenbach Gere Townsend Don Cerrolo Oscar Earhorn and Prof Roney and coach William Rodney.
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Richmond
Rollins College
Don Cheney
Orlando
Fla
Malcolm Corliss
East Orange
N. J
Jack Hagenbach
Newark
Don Cerrolo
Gere Townsend
George Fuller
Mobile
Ala
Oscar Earhorn
New York City
Prof
Roney
Winter Park
William Rodney
Junior Co op Meet Planned
The Shenandoah District Junior Cooperative Association will meet at Toms Brook as about 600 delegates from Frederick Warren and Clarke counties attend. A. P. Staples Virginia attorney general will speak in Woodstock afternoon. Local delegates travel by chartered bus. program directed by Miss Anne Starling and Jack McAboy.
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Virginia Cooperative Education Association
Woodstock
Junior Cooperative Association
Junior Leagues
Shenandoah
Toms Brook
Frederick
Warren
Clarke Counties
A. P. Staples
Richmond
Virginia
Toms Brooks
Anne Starling
Frederick County
Jack McAboy
Federal Courts Reorganization Plan Faces Senate Hearing
Labor leader William Green to press President Roosevelt's proposal to enlarge the federal judiciary before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Alfred Murrah, sworn in at 33, will serve in the fourth district with a roving assignment and plans to retire at 70. The session featured opposition figures Norris and Wheeler debating term limits and constitutional amendments related to court size and tenure.
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U. S
Alfred P. Murrah
Oklahoma City
Washington
William Green
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Ashurst
D-Ariz
Justin Miller
Federal Bar Association
Duke of University of Southern California Law Schools
Cummings
Wheeler
D-Mont
Senate
Norris
Ind-Neb
Supreme Court
Green and Miller
Edward F. Corwin
Princeton
Leon. Green
Northwestern Law School
van Nuys
Ind
Renovations Begin at County Clerk and Sheriff Offices
The county clerk's office begins renovations to add space for the treasurer and to restructure the first floor. Records will move to the county courthouse once weather permits, with the clerk and Miss Elizabeth Farrar moving to the courthouse while work continues. The Perry Construction Company won the bid at 23,449.95 dollars to fire proof and modernize, enlarging the county records vault and adding second floor offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Brannon
Elizabeth Farrar
Perry Construction Company
Strange Sleep Is Continued In California Murder Trial
Helen Willis Love, 31, who boasted I can make myself die whenever I want to, remained unconscious on the fourth day of a strange sleep. Her trance prevented the court for sentencing after conviction for slaying Harry A. Love at a beach club New Year’s Eve. The penalty ranges from seven years to life in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Willis Love
Harry A. Love
Administrators Appointed in Arbuckle Estate Case
An order in Frederick County Circuit Court names J. Van Meter Hack as administrator of the Bettie I. Arbuckle estate with bond set at 12500 dollars. On motion, G. C. Crawford P. C. Petrie Charles Borum S. M. Chiles and Edward Pitman named as administrators of whom any three may serve.
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Frederick County
J. van Meter Hack
Bettie I. Arbuckle
G. C. Crawford
P. C. Petrie
Charles Borum
Carl Gordons License First
Carl Gordon won the first automobile license tag issued at the local bureau with number 138-551. Licenses began sale at 9 o'clock and run 30 days, with colors matching 1937 designs. Andrew Bell, in charge, urged early applications to curb last minute rush as over a score waited at the door and sales were steady.
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Carl Gordon
Andrew Bell
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MR Winchester
Central Press
Helen Wills Love
Esther Neiman
Los Angeles
Appalachian Apples
Chas. Everhart
Berkeley
Queen Marie Holding Own
Sanate
Frank Monaghan
Internal Revenue
Har
Risonburg
Roy Milard Pincham
Theodore Franklin Nicholson
Hubert Lee Campbell
Charles William Ritter
William L. Brannon
Thomas A. (Boodle) Lillis
Leo Jack Brannon
Stephens
A. F. L. Chieftain
High Court
Federal Bar
Senator Wheeler
Congress
Helen Love
Mate
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