Employees Cannot Be Fired For Taking Part In Union Agitation
Editorial notes discuss legal questions around what protections exist for employees involved in union activity. It reviews how the labor board analyzes discharge cases, the role of collective bargaining, and whether employers can be influenced by companionship or company unions.
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Suit Ends In A Compromise Between Moore and Dorsey
The suit filed by E. Blackburn Moore and Ralph N. Dorsey in 1935 seeking a guaranteed 6 plus 4 percent commission on a principal defendant’s sale was settled by compromise. Attorneys Garland Williams and T. BR were involved in representation.
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Eore
Dorsey
E. Blackburn Moore
Ralph N. Dorsey
Moore and
Nation's lawmakers on Capitol Hill consider farming reforestation funding
On Capitol Hill the House committee debates financing bills including reforestation in Harlan County Kentucky. The session notes a plan to authorize 2.5 million dollars annually for individual Farmers' Reforestation projects as part of broader land and real estate bond discussions.
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Cena
Ttee
Califor Il
Dary
Peas
Trel
la Follette Committee
Harlan County
Lieut Cather Hosts Club After Orient Return
First Lieutenant Leo Cather spoke at a luncheon after returning from the Orient. He described experiences in the Far East including time in the Philippines and visits to Honolulu Manila and China. Two visitors attended the lunch E R Thompson of Welch WV and Clarence E Eyler of Spring.
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Leo Cather
Orient
Cae
Cather
Far East
Heyy
Philippines
Honolulu
Manila
China
E. R. Thompson
Welch
W. Va
Clarence E. Eyler
Aid Stations To Be Opened At Festival Parade
Red Cross volunteers will staff first aid stations and rest rooms at Iterian Church on South Loudoun Street and nearby churches during the festival. Sponsoring firms for the Red Cross parade float include Brook's Pharmacy Miller's Drug Store Baker's Drug Store People’s Service Store Fred E Boyd Rhodes Company and Alexander Drug Company. A float will depict a clinic at a first aid station.
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Winchester- Frederick of
Red Cross
Iterian
Loudoun Street
Eceages Street
M. BE
Friends Meeting House
Brook’s Pharmacy
Miller’s Drug Store
Baker's Drug Store
People's Service Store
Fred 8
First Aid Aids Station At Handley High For Coronation Visit
Friday trained first aiders will assist nurses at the first aid station near Handley High School Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. The Asheis Company ambulance will be stationed there to support expected visitors for the Coronation event.
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Handley High School
Asheis Company
Coronation
Lose Ugly Fat with Kruschen Salts Promotion
A vintage ad promises rapid fat loss and better health by weighing in, using Kruschen Salts daily, and avoiding fat rich foods. It urges readers to start with a 402 bottle, take a half teaspoon in hot water each morning, and reweigh after three weeks to measure fat loss and improved energy.
Local Social Roundup Passes Through May Weekend
The countys news notes visits from Harris and Lees families in Baltimore, Mae Ginn's aunt visits, Washington D C guests include the Weirichs and the Glenns, Florida winter travelers return to Homestead and Stephens City residents ride to Harper's Ferry to see melt water, and friends and relatives mingle at May and Lula Lauck's.
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L. E. Roberts
Henry Roberts
Mary Kane
Stephens City
C. C. Rhodes
Mae Ginn
William Walker
Florida
Rosenberger Social News Reflects Local Visits
Rosenberger Virginia report lists visits by Minor Sna and family of Forest Glen Maryland to J B Snapp’s home, Joseph Bean of Washington DC and Lena Frye visiting, G L Rosier and family at Chambersville, Colleen Rosier improving after Charlottesville hospital stay, N B Fout bus driver taking Mt View pupils to Crater battle in Petersburg, and J B Snapp visiting William Ashwood in Ridgeway West Virginia.
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R. L. Triplett
Ami Crowser
J. B. Snapp
William Ashwood
Ridgeway
W. Va
Ungers Store Notes
Mr Joe Shambaugh was taken to Winchester for medical treatment and remains confined to bed. Miss Mary Frances Luttrell spent Sunday with Miss Thelma Dick and attended a church pageant at Stotlers Cross Roads. Mr and Mrs Harry Mason welcomed a newborn daughter. Charles Unger visited Mr Seymour Bohrer. Mrs Mabel DeHaven, recently ill at her father Elmer Davidson's, left for Martinsburg for employment. Mr and Mrs Arthur Shambaugh moved to the state building on the Smithy farm. Howard Shrout visited Berkeley Springs for business.
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Ungers
W. Va
Joe Shambaugh
Winchester
Mary Frances Luttrell
Thelma Dick
Stotlers Cross Roads
Harry Mason
Charles Unger
Seymour Bohrer
Mabel DeHaven
Elmer Davidson
Martinsburg
Arthur Shambaugh
State
Howard Shrout
Berkeley Springs
Mary Layman recovering as shingles noted in Canterbury Notes
Canterbury Notes from CANTERBURG Virginia dated May 6 report Little Miss Mary Layman is recovering from shingles. Also listed ill with mumps are Mrs Reuben Fogle, Mr Nelson Clevenger, Mrs Charles Layman, Master Conrad Layman and Misses Marie and Dorothy Madigan. Miss Helen Painter and Mr Lucious Ritenour wed in Hagerstown Maryland last Wednesday with friends wishing them long and happy life.
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Canterburg
Mary Layman
Reuben Fogle
Nelson Clevenger
Charles Layman
Conrad Layman
Marie
Dorothy Madigan
Helen Painter
Lucious Ritenour
Hagerstown
Refuge Brevities from Refuge Virginia May news
Refuge Virginia column notes visits by Mr and Mrs Charles Ha and son of Stephens City and by Mrs Elizabeth Ritenour and family. Guests include Mr and Mrs Harvey Conner Mrs Bowman and relatives from Washington D C. Illness news mentions Minnie Rouzee and Tom Owens of Millertown Pa.
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Refuge
Charles Ha
Phens City
Harvey Conner
Bowman
Washington, D. C
L. L. Bowman
Iebeth Ritenour
Joe Conner
Pare Conner
Ben Derflinger
Walls Grim
Julia Grim
Minnie Rouzee
Frank Huffman
Stephens City
Elizabeth Ritenour
Tom Owens
Millertown
Preeching and events at Galilee in Grimes Grimes
Grimes Va May 6 Preeching will be held at Galilee next Sunday May 9 morning and evening There will be a Mothers Day sermon and special music Mr A C Oates of Winchester has leased Willow Brook stock ranch near here for cattle grazing this year Victor Ridgeway a well known produce buyer of West Virginia was here last Monday Mrs Charles Gore who has been ill at her home near Here for weeks is now recovering Mr and Mrs M B Glaize of Albin were calling on Mrs James Grimes last Sunday afternoon Mrs Brook Taylor attended the funeral last Tuesday of her aunt
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Grimes
Galilee
A.C. Oates
Winchester
Glaize
Albin
James Grimes
Brook Taylor
Miley Land for Sale in Winchester Virginia
Public auction set for May 22 1937 at Winchester County Court House at eleven o clock A M. The sale covers a 3 acre parcel on Kent Street with 20000 square feet of livestock facilities, improved buildings and pens. Terms require one third cash and two bonds for the balance due in one and two years with 6 percent interest, secured by a trust deed and fire insurance policy.
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G. R. Miley
R. Gray Williams
Corporation Court
City of Winchester
H. D Berg
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Winchester
County Court House
Kent Street
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester
Unclear Text Summary of Local Blooming Scene
Partial OCR describes a West Virginia event with names William Groves and others. It notes apple trees in full bloom and a pleasant Sunday scene for revelers. Context and specifics are fragmented and unclear in the source.
Directors of Chesapeake Corp Named in Baltimore Notice
Baltimore May 5 The two free men Robert R. J and Frank JF Kolbe who bought control of the Van Swervin railroad empire were named as directors of Chesapeake Corp. Reelected were Charles L. Bradley John Sherwin Jr and John P. Murphy confirming leadership changes within the holding company group.
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Baltimore
Robert R. J
Frank JF. Kolbe
van Swervin
Thny
Chesapeake Ration
Canada Admits Coronation Book Controversy Ended
Ottawa reports Canada will admit the coronation book in England after protest by the Duke of Windsor. Revenue minister announced the decision on May 5, aiming to resolve the dispute and allow the publication to enter Canadian shelves.
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Ont
Canation Commendatian Press
England
Duke of Windsor
Canada
Ils
Goldie Bledsoe Granted Divorce in Akron Court
A divorce decree was granted to Goldie Bledsoe with Elsie Bledsoe named as defendant. Goldie Bledsoe may resume her maiden name Goldie Giffin. The action was heard in an Akron Ohio court.
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Goldie Bledsoe
Elsie Bledsoe
Executor's Sale of Matilda A Shutts Property in Winchester
By will of the late Matilda A Shutts dated July 24 1927 the executor offers for sale in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia at 12 o'clock May 15 1937 a five acre tract with a six room house about one mile east along the road from Brucetown to Middle adjoining Mrs M Owens and others Immediate possession will be given Terms provide one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by bonds deeds of trust and a policy of insurance Executor LYNIH Duvall Dunn Auc.
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Matilda Abbutts
Frederick County
Winchester
Virginia
Pruenue
Levom Brucetown
M Owens
Eee Lynih
Matilda A. Shutts
Truster's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Winchester Virginia
In Winchester Frederick County Virginia the trust estate at 125 West Piccadilly Street is ordered sold. The sale runs on an all cash basis with a bidder's deposit of 100 dollars. Trustee B P Harrison notes the description referencing West Piccadilly Street and adjacent properties.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia
West Piccadilly Street
George Hervey
Lou Wintree
K. P
Inet
Vipat
Meine
Harry Lupton
Piccadilly Street
Hiett
Lupton Lot
B. P. Harrison
Junior Red Cross Delegates Named for National Convention
Twenty three members of the Junior Red Cross are named delegates from the Winchester Frederick chapter to attend the national convention in Washington May 12. Delegates include Virginia Ron Vada Michael Gore Jah school Frances Bowen Charles Lanahan Greenwood school and others from multiple schools. The note lists travel plans from Winchester to the governor's mansion and cites the Norfolk Ledger Dispatch as the source.
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Red Cross
Winrchester-Prederick
Washington
City Hall
Auey Wal
Winchester
Xeng
Virginia Ron
Vada Michael
Gore Jah
Frances Bowen
Charles Lanahan
Greenwood
Dorothy E My
Sean Smallwood
Stephens City School
Jane
Piar
Neer
Rou
Dorothy Willis
Wsiels Ienour
Highview
Drummond d ‘Elen Newcome
Arme
Juanita Aleshire
Betty Miller
White Hall
Zida Artrip
Mary Louise Kelchner
Carpers Valley
Denver Hershman
Ralph Frye
Mountain View
Jane Lanaham
Helen Schlack
Miller
Ernest Davies
Carter Cooper
Margie Moore
Hayfield
Skin glow through blood strength tonic claim
An advertisement touts a tonic named S.S. Tonic that purportedly increases red blood cell presence to boost skin color and health. It promises lasting effects, easy treatment, and social compliments, urging purchase at any drug store.
Fragmented Memoir Snippet Reveals Mixed Feelings on New Things
The passage records unsure opinions about new versus old items and a tense moment with a two year old plate. Margaret voices reassurance after fear about a potential new object, reflecting domestic uncertainty in a candid midcentury voice.
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