Halleck Blasts Roosevelt Republicans Seek South Shift
Richmond March 15 Rep Charles A Halleck Ind declares southern voters could do better leaving a Democratic Party he calls stolen by socialists and communists He cites Roosevelt policies and 1938 mandates as proof of failed governance urging action to curb spending reform taxes and labor policy while praising Glass and Byrd. The speech contrasts Jeffersonian ideals with today’s GOP struggle.
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Richmond
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
South
Republican Club of
Rei
Roosevelt
New York
Glass
Byrd
Jefferson
Habeck
Halleck
Washington
United States
Thomas R. Amlie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hopkins
Morgenthau
Amlie
Advisory Council To Scan Reports
The Legislative Advisory Council will review preliminary reports from three committees at a Capitol meeting on March 23. Committees cover the state jail and probation parole system merit civil service for state employees and codification of general insurance laws. Governor Price may discuss moving the county government commission into the advisory council.
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Richmond
Legislative Advisory Council
Capitol
William R. Shands
Price
Legislative
Frederick County Poems Organizes Parent Teacher Associations
Lions Club sponsors PTA efforts in Frederick county aiming to organize multiple units this spring. The Charlottesville Lions Club is backing a national PTA organization in Charlottesville Virginia as a model for local expansion.
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Frederick County
Charlottesville
Lions Club
Para Eacher Association
Farr Reinstated After Fine Paid by Boxing Board
Farr paid a 3750 dollar fine and was reinstated today by the British Boxing Control Board. The penalty stemmed from a failed meeting with Max Schmeling on October 14. Farr is scheduled to fight Red Burman of Baltimore at Harringay on April 13.
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London
Tommy Farr
British Boxing Control Board
Max Schmeling
Farr
Red Burman
Baltimore
Harringay
Many Apple Institute Meet Sets Agenda in Martinsburg
Plans for the Fifth Annual Conference of the National Apple Institute to be held in Martinsburg, West Virginia, attract about 200 apple growers from across the country. The program includes speeches from regional leaders, retail and distribution topics, legislative talks, and a Friday banquet.
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Martinsburg
W. VA
National Apple Institute
Kirk Keller
St. Louis
C. Purcell McCue
Appalachian Apples
Greenwood
Ohio
Clarence E. Dutton
Milford
Ohio Apple Institutes, Inc
Thomas H. O'Neill
Rochester
N. Y
New York
New England
Apple Institute
Michigan
R. J. Martin
Bangor
Mich
Michigan Apple Institute
Carrol R. Miller
Appalachian Apple, Inc
Garritt Vander Hooning
Grand. Rapids
J. B. Hale
Kell
Illinois
W. B. Baughman
C. E. Chase
Washington
Apple Research
Henry G. Knight
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, Food Research Division
West Virginia University Agriculture
Porter R. Taylor
H. E. Barnard
Indianapolis
Ind
Veteran Fireman Plunges To Death From a Viaduct
Richmond March 15 Assistant Coroner George Taylor found Captain Reuben E. Burch a veteran firefighter died by own action after being discharged on a drunkenness charge. The 50 year old commander of Engine Company No 1 left fire headquarters walked onto the first street viaduct railing and leaped to the street below dying before aid arrived. Surviving are his widow Mrs Christian Burch and three sons Willard Richard and Alfred Burch.
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Richmond
George Taylor
Reuben E. Burch
First Street
Richmond Fire Department
Burch
A. F. Taylor
Christian Burch
Willard
Richard
Alfred Burch
Apple Conference Banquet Speakers and ScheduleListed
Dr J H Gourley of the Ohio Agriculture Experimental Station Wooster presides as banquet speakers cover future plans marketing advertising health services spray residue education and Washington apple promotion authorities with sessions from Picket Urice Sayres Ruth Chase Stark Pierce and more all events free with luncheon and banquet charges apply for meals Invitation extended to nearby apple growers.
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J. H. Gourley
Ohio Agriculture Experimental Station
Wooster
B. S. Picket
Ames
Iowa
American Pomological Society
W. B. Baugh
E. J. Hearty
New York City
Educationa
John Urice
J. Walter Thompson Advertising Corporation
R. R. Sayres
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
W. R. Ruth
Urbana
Paul Stark
Louisiana
Stark Brothers Nurseries
R. R. Pierce
Fruit Concentrates, Inc
Cleveland
Committee
Wage Hour Law Violations Target Borderline Laundries
Thomas B. Morton says inspectors are probing border line cases where women may be overworked under the nine hour per day and eighty eight hour per week limits. He cites branch offices with a single woman in charge and discusses exemptions for managers and bookkeepers. Authorities from Richmond agree to review these situations and possibly pursue court action.
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Thomas B. Morton
Labor and Industry
Winchester
T. Gray Haddon
Commonwealth
Richmond
Charles Tinsley
Morton
Haddon
Tinsley
Young Party Stalwarts Confer in Richmond Ahead of Convention
Richmond hosts a meeting of Young Democratic clubs to select candidates and set the program for the national convention in Pittsburgh August 3 4 and 5. Key figures include John Neff Staunton Homer Adams Chicago P Beacom Huntington and H E Hill Oklahoma City along with Governor Price Byrd Glass and Satterfield Maner Lyne as speakers and organizers anticipated at the John Marshall Hotel and related sessions.
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Richmond
Clubs of America
John Neff
Staunton
Byrd and
Glass
Price
Pittsburgh
Homer Ma. Adams
Chicago
P. Patrick Beacom
Huntington
W. Va
Young Democratic Clubs
National Organization
Houston E. Hill
Oklahoma City
National Executive Committee
Oklahoma
Young Democrats
John Marshall Hotel
Byrd and Glass
Virginia
State Department
J. Fulmer Bright
Dave E. Satterfield
Robert Lane Anderson
Marion
The
Pitt Tyson Maner
Montgomery
Ala
Robert C. Lyne
Stagehand Out For Rest of Year
Stagehand will race no more this year due to a bowed tendon in his foreleg. The 3-year-old will be turned out to pasture at Col. Maxwell Howard's Greenville farm in South Carolina. Howard said trainer Earle Sande is in charge and that Sande is the boss.
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Miami
Fla
Greenville
S. C
Maxwell Howard
Howard
Earle Sande
Sande
Eastern boxing champions crowned at Madison Square Garden
In New York 15 735 fans watched eight champions from a field of 10 000 compete in the eastern team versus western squad tournament of champions. Seven trades beyond bakers and butchers won titles, with the event setting the stage for a March 29 rematch in Chicago. An anti diphtheria clinic at Kernstown treated 45 children with oxoid, funded by the Kernstown Community League and overseen by Dr Dutton Winchester as Miss Anne ton Starling praised PTA affiliation at a district meeting planned for March 22.
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Aviator
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Maine
Florida
Madison Square Garden
Windy City
Kernstown
Dutton
Winchester
Anneton Starling
Kernstown Ty
Kernstown League
Miss Starling
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