Three Big Cases Are Held Valid By U S Supreme Court
Lansing reports on Chrysler executives and United Auto Workers continuing negotiations over exclusive recognition. John L Lewis defends sit down strikes while challenging Green's condemnation as cowardly and contemptible. News notes include federal talks and potential early settlement.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Lansing
Mich
Chrysler Corporation
United Auto- Mobile
John L. Lewis
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler Board
Murphy
Lewis
Committee For Industral Organization
New York
Homer Martin
UAW
Lee Pressman
CIO
Richard T. Frankensteen
Domo
Chrysler
Frank Murphy
Titans
United Mine Workers
Appalachian Coal Operators
Green
William Green
Committee For Industrial Organization
Detroit
American Federation of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
Licenses for 1937 on sale during grace period
Ma Winchester notes license sales began two weeks ago and about half of the 30 day window has passed. She forecasts many late applicants as the grace period ends, cites cash flow as a reason but urges early purchase to avoid a rush and ease issuance.
Rumor Links Maxwell Anderson to Pulitzer for High Tor
Rumors place Maxwell Anderson, noted playwright, in line for this season’s Pulitzer Prize for best play with High Tor highlighted as the leading contender. The claim cites concurrent New York productions and widespread critical notice.
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Maxwell Anderson
New York
Death Comes To Mrs. Kerr in Chambersburg and Norland Mausoleum
Mrs Comfort E Kerr widow of T Kerr of Chambersburg Pa died at her nieces home 302 South Loudoun street at 530 PM Saturday after long illness She was born in The Plains Fauquier va daughter of Eugene and Margaret Blockley last surviving in her family Funeral services will be held at 11 AM Tuesday at her nieces home then L to Chambersburg to rest beside her husband in Norland Cemetery mausoleum
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Comfort E. Kerr
Chambersburg
Winchester
Kerr
J. R. Kerr
South Loudoun Street
Norland Cemetery
King Of Turf Is Twenty Years Old
Man O War marked his twentieth birthday at Glen Riddle Farm in Lexington on March 29 as turf followers recalled the horse’s early twenty's glory. No public celebration occurred, but the event reminded fans of Man O War's status as a turf legend.
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King of Turf
Lexington
Glen Riddle Farm
Big Red
Brookings Plan Challenges Admin Reorganization Efforts
Senator Byrd released a Brookings Institution report urging a full rebuild of federal financial agencies, arguing a different direction from the President's plan. The chapter on Financial Administration was rushed to aid the joint congressional committee on reorganization and discusses the Comptroller General among other agencies.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Brookings Institution
Senate Reorganization Committee
Byrd
Senate Select Committee
Joint Congressional Committee On Reorganization
Brooksings Institution
Comptroller General
Congress
Pontiff Is Kept In Bed
Pope Pius briefly suffered shortness of breath and returned to bed after a short rest. He later held audiences and read congratulatory telegrams from Easter crowds in St Peter's. The pope, tired but joyous, received a heart stimulant during the night, with two nurses on duty. He was ordered to rest by his physician Dr Aminto Milani.
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Vatican City
Pius
St. Peter’s
Holy Father
Papal
Duke of Windsor Leaves Austria Amid Villagers Farewell
Edward of Windsor departs Enzesfeld with police escort for St Wolfgang on a lake country holiday, vowing to France later. Over 600 residents gathered for a torchlight farewell while the exiled king attends Easter services in Vienna with Rev Grimes and American envoy Messersmith present.
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Duke of Windsor
Welfang Lake Country
Enzelfeld
Austria
Edward
Windsor
St. Wolfgang
Upper Austria
Vienna
France
Paris
Enzesfeld
England
C. H.D. Grimes
Grimes
George S. Messersmith
Fates Pursue Writer and Model Murdered in New York
Evelyn Drake, 20, who wrote a confessional piece for a detective magazine, was found dead under suspicious circumstances after accusing enslavers. Model Veronica Gedeon, also 20, who posed for Drake’s story illustrations, was found murdered in her East Fiftieth Street home.
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New York
Evelyn Drake
Veronica Gedeon
East Fiftieth Street
Police probe triple slaying finds blood-stained handkerchiefs
New York police Captain Edward Mullens of the homicide squad reports two blood-stained handkerchiefs were found in the rooms of 46 year old George Gueret as part of the investigation into the killing of a young artist model her mother and a male roomer on Saturday night.
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New York
Edward Mullens
Homicide
George Gueret
Pastor Ronald Wilson Set to Lead Loudoun Street Church
The Rev. Ronald S. Wilson of Greensboro has accepted the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church call and is expected to arrive in Winchester soon with wife Margaret Venable and son Ronald Jr. He will stay at Clifford Grim’s Peyton Street residence until the manse is ready. Wilson replaces the Rev. E. B. McGukin who resigned for Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Ronald 8. Wilson
Greensboro
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Wilson
North Carolina Sunday School Association
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Cabell Venable
Lynchburg
Ronald S. Wilson
Clifford Grim
Peyton Street
Mr. Wilson
E. B. McGukin
Knoxville
Tenn
Auto Burns After Crash Near Fairfax Virginia
A 7 passenger taxi owned by Noonan Taxicab Service and operated by Louis Dunn of Millwood Avenue was destroyed by fire after a crash near Fairfax. Five passengers and the driver escaped serious injuries. The taxi had been hired by Greyhound to carry passengers to Washington when it overturned after a front tire blew out. Dunn was on his first run with the service.
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Noonan
Louis Dunn
Millwceed Avenue
Fairfax
Greyhound Bus Company
Washington
Dunn
Beauty Service Deal At Helen Louise Beauty Shop
Notice advertising a beauty service sale offering three for one dollar every Tuesday and Thursday at Helen Louise Beauty Shop with contact phone 1680.
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Helen Louise Beauty Shop Lpft
Man Questioned In Easter Slayings In New York
Police question a man identified as Louis or Frenchy connected to the Easter Eve murders of Veronica Gedeon and her mother at their Beekman street apartment. Gedeon known as Ronnie posed for artists. the suspect is held after being taken from 223 East 53rd street tenement. The two victims were found after 3 a.m. with Gedeon strangled and beaten, their bodies placed in nearby rooms.
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New York
Thomas Tunney
Rudolph McLaughlin
Veronica Gedeon
Louis
Frenchy
Tunney
Gene Tunney
East 53Rd Street
Miss Gedeon
Mary Gedeon
East Fifty-first Street
Ronnie
Beekman Street
Gedeon
Glass On Air Hour Tonight Discusses Supreme Court Reform
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia will speak for one hour tonight from Washington on the President's proposal to reorganize the Supreme Court. The address, to be carried at 10 o'clock by the General Electric NBC network, marks his second major radio appearance, following his 1932 support for Roosevelt. Glass has recently recovered from illness and is expected to draw many local listeners.
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Carter Glass
Virginia
Washington
Acgis
Nccess
Oneal
Senator Glass
Roosevelt
Glass
Lions Fun Fete Ready for Five Night Charity Drive
The Lions Club opens the five night Fun Festival in the McVicar Building with proceeds aiding the blind, Municipal Band, and Boy Scouts. An amplifying system loaned by Jack Zimmerman enhances bingo. other amusements and valuable gifts are planned to boost turnout.
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Lions Club
Lions
Boy Scouts
McVicar
Jack Zimmerman
Three Accused of Slaying Salesman in Sutton Case
State troopers brought War Joseph Kirby William B Read and Lawrence Gigell back to Sutton for trial on a charge of slaying W Earle Dollman. Passersby found the Charleston salesman dead in the back seat of his blazing automobile early Thanksgiving morning as he headed home to his parents.
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Sutton
W. Va
Joseph Kirby
William B. Read
Lawrence Gigell
W. Earle Dollman
Charleston
Death of Mrs. Sarah Wender Reminders Baltimore Obituary
Mrs. Sarah Wender mother of Louis Wender the Winchester merchant died suddenly last night at her Woodbrook Avenue home in Baltimore. Louis Wender was notified during the night and left early this morning for Baltimore to attend the funeral.
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Sarah Wender
Louis Wender
Winchester
Woodbrook Avenue
Baltimore
Wender
Supreme Court Upholds Washington Women Wage Law
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, upheld the Washington state law establishing minimum wages for women, overruling Adkins v. Children's Hospital. Chief Justice Hughes concurred with a dissent joined by Justices Van Devanter, McReynolds, and Butler. The ruling references past curbings of similar laws in New York, Arizona, Arkansas, and Oregon.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hughes
Sutherland
van Devanter
McReynolds
Butler
District of Columbia
Adkins
Adkins Vs. Children’s Hospital
Supreme Court of
State of Washington
New York
Arizona
Arkansas
Oregon
Roosevelt
No Man’s Land
Death of Winchester Merchant W L Zirkle at 58
William L Zirkle longtime Winchester merchant died at Memorial Hospital after a ten day illness. Born September 1879 he came from the Miller Grim Zirkle family and worked with his father in the meat business before farming near Stephens City Frederick County. His wife Katherine Chapman formerly of Frederick County had died earlier.
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William L. Zirkle
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Zirkle
Abram Miller
Mary Grim Zirkle
Stephens City
Frederick County
Moratorium Sustained Under Frazier Lemke Act
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous ruling by Justice Brandeis, upheld the revised Frazier Lemke act authorizing a three year moratorium on farm mortgage foreclosures. Brandeis had previously ruled the original act unconstitutional for taking property without due process.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Brandeis
Brandeis
Local Jail Inspected by City Officials and Welfare Head
The Winchester and Frederick County jail was inspected by the Local Improvements Committee of the Common Council accompanied by Russell B De Ving of the State Department of Public Welfare. Committee chair Dr Allen Hawthorne mayor Dr Charles R Anderson and O L Jamison attended with city manager Arthur M Field guiding the tour.
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Russell B. de. Ving
Common Council
Winchester
Frederick County
Allen Hawthorne
Charles R. Anderson
O. L. Jamison
Arthur M. Field
DeVine
Damage Suit Begins Over $10,000 in Auto Collision
Miss Louise Eckerd, a nurse, sues Lee Miller seeking 10 000 damages from an January 16 1936 crash at North Stewart and West Boscawen streets. The suit alleges Miller was negligent and filed in Corporation Court with Charles Rudy as driver of the other vehicle.
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Louise Eckerd
Lee Miller
Corporation Court
Miss Eckerd
Charles Rudy
Miller
Herbert Larrick
North Stewart
West Boscawen
Mrs Roosevelt Hosts Puppet and Magic Show at White House Easter Egg Roll
At the White House Easter Monday egg rolling crowds exceed 48,000 despite chilly winds. Mrs Roosevelt organized magic and a puppet show for children while the President rode in an open car to Easter services and paid respects at Arlington Cemetery.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Unanimous Supreme Court ruling on railway labor act bargaining
The Supreme Court unanimously upholds the railway labor act requiring railroads to bargain with workers to settle disputes. Justice Stone delivers the opinion, confirming the act’s emphasis on peaceful negotiation and potential use of mediation or arbitration if needed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Stone
Virginian Railway Company
American Federation of Laor
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Stone
Congress
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Watch and Clock Repairing by Hodgson and Brown
Cleaning oiling and adjusting now may save costly trouble. Hodgson and Brown offer repair services.
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Hodgson & Brown
Winchester Junk Co Ad Seeks Buyers For Scrap Metal
Paying higher prices than ever for iron metal and all junk before selling see The Winchester Junk Co. at 13 Fairfax Lane. Phone 254 or 1422 W. (3-15-mon.-thur.-1p-tf)
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Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
The Superior Sex at White Hall School House
A three act play presented at White Hall School House in Fli on April 2 and 3. Tickets 3 for 27 cents 29 cents 1p 26 2. Local interest highlights the community theater event this week.
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White Hall School House
Fli
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