What Constitutes An Interference With Employees Right
Editor's note explains common questions about the Wagner Labor Relations Act. Answers cover what counts as interference with rights to form and join unions, how elections are conducted, and the board's role in collective bargaining. It notes procedures for disputes, representation, and certification, and previews topics like closed shop contracts and discharge for inefficiency.
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The
Star
Associated Press
Washington
Labor Board
Barvain
Four Elephants Weigh 16 Tons Arrive via liner American Farmer
Four elephants named Lena Julia Roxy and Jenny arrived in Boston from London aboard the American Farmer en route to Dallas. The troupe has completed ten years touring Europe after an eighteen year run at New York's Hippodrome. Lena weighs about five tons.
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Boston
London
Dallas
Tex
Lena
Julia
Roxy
Jenny
Europe
Hippodrome
New York
Strip-Tease Shows To Make A Legal Test In Court
New York burlesque producers gather legal talent for a Supreme Court case to decide if New York burlesque theaters can reopen for the 1937 38 season. License Commissioner Paul Moss refused renewals for 14 theaters. Until a jury rules, marquees stay dark and box offices close.
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New York
Supreme Court
Samuel I. Rosenman
Paul Moss
Moss
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Parliamentary Law Handbook Aids New Associations
A 32 page service booklet Parliamentary Law explains organizing a new association presiding elections and reorganizations. It includes a model constitution and by laws and is available through the Washington Information Bureau for ten cents with a mail order coupon.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Washington Information Bureau
Name Street City State Mail to Washington DC
The item lists a name street city and state with instruction to mail to Washington District of Columbia. It appears as a postal or address heading from a public notice or directory segment. No additional context or dates accompany the fragment.
Heavy Traffic On All Roads Sunday
Roads into and through the Shenandoah Valley were crowded as motorists, drawn by spring weather and apple blossoms, traveled Route 11 and Route 50. State Officer R E Bayliss counted 541 cars on a 17 mile Winchester to north of Strasburg run. No serious crashes were reported. The festival week is expected to draw thousands to view the blossoms.
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Shenandoah Valley
R. E Bayliss
Winchester
Strasburg
Home Economics Students Plan To Display Work
In Middletown Virginia on May 4 the high school Home Economics department led by Miss Kathryn Watson will stage its annual demonstration and exhibit at the Community League meeting Thursday evening at 7 30. The event showcases student work and reflects credit on the department school and community with public attendance invited.
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Middletown. Va
Kathryn Watson
Community League
Contract Awarded for Power Line Construction in Virginia
The Donovan Construction Company of St. Paul Minnesota was tentatively awarded a REA project to build 154.2 miles of rural electric lines in Craig and Botetourt counties. bid 122960.15 dollars. The rival bid came from Rockingham Construction Company of Harrisonburg at 142578.23 dollars.
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New Castle,a
Donovan Construction Company
St. Paul, Minn
Craig
Botetourt
Donovan Company
Rockingham Construction Company
Harrisonburg
Dairy Strike Ends in Cumberland Milk Supply Restored
Cumberland's 40,000 residents regain normal milk deliveries as 115 union workers from six dairies return to work after a 24 hour strike for higher wages. The dairies supply about 3,850 gallons daily.
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Cumberland
Make Payment On Berryville Sewage Project
Sheridan P. Gorman announces the final installment of a 45 percent grant for Berryville's sewage system. The Public Works Administration sent 5,875.66 dollars to Berryville as the fourth and final payment on a project costing 75,000 dollars.
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Richmond
Berryville
Sheridan P. Gorman
PWA
Traffic Court Docket Includes Fines For Several Offenses
Traffic cases heard include David Lee Stultz of 550 Fairmont Avenue cited for reckless driving and failing to stop with total fines and costs of 18.25 dollars. George Jenkins on Whitlock Avenue fined 3 dollars for failing to stop. Charles O. Conrad cited for double parking with 3 dollars costs. Harry K. Benham fined for failing to stop at a stop sign with unspecified costs.
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David Lee Stultz
Fairmont Avenue
George Jenkins
Whitlock Avenue
Charles O. Conrad
Harry K. Benham
King Anthony Plans English Throne By 1940
London report profiles Anthony Hall described as King Anthony the First a former Californian who claims direct line to Tudor kings and vows to mount the English throne by 1940. He jokes about Edward VIII funds and Wally Simpson while touring England and courting crowds with humor as his platform.
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Anthony
Thane
England
London
George the Sixth
Anthony the
George
Anthony Hall
Eureka
Hardsburg
Calif
Anne Boleyn
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
Edward
Ward
Thames
Cornwall
Isle of Wight
Wally’ Simpson
Cowes
Hall
Shropshire Constabulary
United States
George the Third
George Guelph
Henry Tudor
Earl of Richmond
Bogworth
Henry VII
Workers Seek Recognition At DuPont Plant In Waynesboro
United Workers Inc, claiming 1400 plus members at the DuPont rayon plant, formally requests bargaining recognition. The independent group, headed by Richard McKenna, says it is not affiliated with AFL or CIO. Decision promised in a few days pending church.
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Waynesboro
United Workers, Inc
E. I. DuPont de Nemours Company
Richard McKenna
American Federation of Labor
CIO
A. W. Frame
C. Quesenberg
House of Delegates
Frame
Works Council
Supreme Court
Kerg
State Corporation Commission
Newport News to Take a Stand on Sunday Beer
Newport News City Council will hold a public hearing at the next regular meeting to decide whether to take a stand on Sunday beer and wine sales. Melvin Price said merchants asked for a council position and Councilman J Hugh Caffee vowed to oppose any move to permit Sunday sales.
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Newport News
Melvin Price
Elizabeth City
J. Hugh Caffee
ABC Board
Claimant to British throne studies papers in quiet years
The claimant to the throne says he became James I after Elizabeth's death, cites later discovery of the real king’s bones being hushed up, and explains his mornings reading papers and studying reports. He notes limited activity in 1932 to 1934 while studying economics and banking to prepare for rule.
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James I
England
Elizabeth
Capitol Hill Briefs Reflect Senate and House Activities
On Capitol Hill today the Senate is in recess until Thursday with the civil liberties committee continuing its inquiry into Harlan county and the Judiciary committee studying the Roosevelt court bill. The House is weighing minor legislation as Agriculture resumes sugar quota talks and the Postoffice committee reviews proposed changes to airmail laws. Appropriations subcommittee continues secret hearings on a proposed extension of PWA financing.
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Associated Press
Senate
Civil ‘Liberties Committee
Harlan County
Judiciary Committee
HOUSE
Agriculture Committee
Postoffice Committee
Appropriations Subcommittee
PWA
Treasury
Top Of The Town Delivers Lavish Palace Show for Apple Blossom Guests
The Palace presents the big musical comedy Top Of The Town for three more days. Doris Nolan George Murphy Hugh Herbert Gregory Ratoff Gertrude Niesen Ella Logan Henry Armetta Mischa Auer star in the lavish screen musical with laughs hits songs dance dynamite. Also on screen a Fox News reel will be shown.
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Doris Nolan
George Murphy
Hugh Herbert
Gregory Ratoff
Gertrude Niesen
Ella Logan
Henry Armetta
Mischa Auer
Fox News
Antiques Dealer Miles B Dean Listings Winchester VA
Miles B Dean promotes antiques at 326 North Cameron Street in Winchester Virginia in a local sales directory entry dated May 12.
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Miles B. Dean
Antiques
North Cameron St
Winchester, Va
School Board Seeks Bids on Wood and Coal
The School Board of Frederick County invites bids for wood and coal for the public. Bids must be received at the County Court House on or before May 3.
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School Board of
Frederick County
Homecoming Services Mark Church of Christ Anniversary
The Church of Christ held its annual homecoming with three services led by Rev. W. L. Dudley Rev. John A Tate Dr C R Anderson and Capt G C W Caulkins. A new organ was dedicated by church women and pastor George Earle Owen reported 85 new members in two years a $2 520 debt reduction and regular contributions. Established 1921 from 28 charter members the church now totals 317. Dr Anderson presented church history. Mrs Harry Cookus served as organist and played the new instrument.
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Church of Christ
W. L. Dudley
John A. Tate
Richmond
C. R. Anderson
GC. W. Caulkins
Winchester
George Earle Owen
Anderson
Harry Cookus
W. L. Didley
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Winchester Evening Star
Informaticn Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Iio Parliamentary
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company OF
Virginia
Bell System
W. Boscawen St
John
James VI
Scotland
James Erskine
DuPont
American
Ame
Swatasy
Miller & Anderson
Front Royal
Capitol Hill
Hablo
Leslie D. Kline
County Court House
Loudoun
Lon
Tively
Norfolk and Western
LAURENS JONES _ FLORIST
W. B. Snider & Son
Miller’s Drug Store
Ain
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Apple Festival Committee
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