Ford Company Wins Decisions In U S Court
Ford Motor Company won in United States Circuit Court an amended order forbidding the National Labor Relations Board from withdrawing records of its case against the company. The ruling preserves the board’s order from December 22 and allows a full hearing before the court, according to chief Ford counsel Frederick H. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington, KY
Ford Motor Company
United States
National Labor Relations Board
Ford
Frederick H. Wood
New York
Labor Board
Wood
Federal Subsidy For Medical Field
A New York medical society committee urged consideration of government subsidy for medical service while cautioning that only physical equipment be subsidized and that medical personnel avoid government control. Dr. Walter W. Mott led the eight member panel at the society’s 132nd annual meeting in White Plains, sending the report to a reference committee for later report to the House of Delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Medical Society of
State of
Walter W. Mott
White Plains
N. Y
Society
House of Delegates
Light Fixture Death Linked to Electrical Shock
In Wilmington on May 9, Mrs Flora L Rutter died from a heart attack triggered by an electrical shock from a defective light fixture. Coroner Dr W N Fennimore said the incident occurred as her son William E Rutter Jr 21 found her standing rigid in a partially filled bathtub with her arm on the fixture.
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Wilmington
Del
W. N. Fennimore
Flora L. Rutter
William E. Rutter, Jr
Japan Plans Mass Manchuria Colonization With Brides
DeWitt Mackenzie reports on Japan moving 5,000,000 Nipponese to Manchuria over twenty years to ease crowded cities. About 2,400 brides are to join pioneers as part of a large colonization effort, with goals to boost living standards and absorb homeland products.
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New York
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Midako
Japan
Nippon
Mexican foreign minister resigns after failed US mission
Eduardo Suarez quits as Mexico's foreign minister following a dispute over a diplomatic trip to the United States to ease tariff differences and a Mexican expropriation of American oil properties. The minister blamed an impossible mission and refused to accept blame.
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United States
Mezzico
Eduardo Suarez
Central Presa
Brisk Demand for Festival Pictures at Barr’s Studio
C Fred Barr reports high demand for festival snapshots this year with thefts from display cards on North Loudoun Street. Barr and assistant Bev Perry secured pictures of many events from the two day celebration, numbering over a hundred on display. A complimentary set went to Miss Adelaide Moffett Queen Shenandoah XV and to Admiral Richard Byrd, who visited that week and crowned Miss Moffett.
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C. Fred Barr
North Loudoun Street
Barr
Bev Perry
Adelaide Moffett
Shenandoah XV
R. E. Byrd
Moffett
Para
Georgia To Pick Big Peach Crop
Georgia peach growers anticipate the finest crop in history as Fort Valley researchers led by Dr. Oliver Irwin Snapp pioneered spraying and pest control. Moreover, widespread pruning, thinning, fertilization, and nightly dusting reduced curculio and improved quality ahead of May shipments.
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Georgia
Fort Valley Research Laboratory
Oliver Irwin Snapp
Snapp
G. O. Snapp
Winchester
New York Packer
Fort Valley
W. M. Scott
American Fruit Growers, Inc
Houston
Peach Crawford
Macon
Family Sizes Reflected In Meat Cuts
Richmond Virginia May 10 The small size of modern baby beef cattle is favored by families of two or three. Baby beeves weigh about 900 to 1000 pounds while older cattle reach 1600 to 2000 pounds. Early slaughter reduces feeding costs and increases turnover. Black Angus cattle are noted as producing better baby beeves says Henry M Taylor state federal agricultural statistician.
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Richmond
Faeroe
Virginia
Henry M. Taylor
Federal
Taylor
Recent Transfers of Real Estate Listings
Real estate transfers include William Bailey to Willi Warrick for a lot at 8 West Cork Street and multiple transfers from R M Henry's executors for properties on Montague Avenue and Whitlock Addition. Other transfers list addresses on East Piccadilly Street, West Cecil, Orchard Avenue, Fremont Street, Myrtle Avenue, and 302 South Loudoun with nominal sums and valuable consideration.
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William Bailey
Mary Jane Ware
Willi W. Warrick
West Cork Street
R. M. Henry
Johnedith Montague Henry
Montague Avenue
George E. Thornberry
S. P. Henshaw
East Piccadilly Street
Thelma Henry Wisecarver
R.M. Henry
Kenneth E. Henry
William M. Richards
Sarah Belle Cather
Whitlock Avenue
Whitlock Addition
Minnie Slonaker LaMonds
Frank M. Keckley
A. J. Tavenner
Miller Street
J. H. Henry
John P. Allen
Mary E. Robinson
C. A. Robinson
West Cecil
Margaret Harris
Et Aiz
Katherine H. Elliott
Orchard Avene
James Hogans
A. Taylor Ritter
Fremont Street
Joseph C. Ritter
E. W. Knee
Valley Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
Lillian Mabel Kremer
Ruth Eugenia Kremer
Robert L. Jones
Laurens P. Jones
South
Loudoun
Son Believed Dead, Home Again
Donald Fiore returned to Masontown Pennsylvania after more than two years away as a ward of a philanthropic physician Dr. J W Witten who also took him to the Richmond General Assembly where he served as a page He was known as Donald Watson Fiore’s mother believed he was dead and buried a body identified as a slain unknown youth near Grayson Kentucky had been thought to be him
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Tazewell
Donald Fiore
Masontown
J. W. Witten
Richmond General Assembly
Donald Watson
Fiore
Donald
It’s No Surprise You’re Constipated
It argues constipation results from low bulk in diet and inadequate water. It advises eating more fiber rich foods like bran, increasing water intake, and mentions All-Bran from Battle Creek sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Sinclair
Mail Order Treatments Cast Doubt on Health Claims
An official warns against mail order “treatments” for human ailments. The advisory stresses lack of professional diagnosis and supervision, notes mail therapies fail in conditions like rheumatism, and urges reliance on physician services. It also denounces self diagnosis and self treatment promoted by endorsements and print ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Riggin
Virginia
Eero
Notice to Home Seekers in Winchester Virginia Farm Plant
Two modern properties for sale including Magruder's plant nursery with oil heat electric beds and established business. Possible tourist home in connection with nursery. Apply F. W. Magruder 552 North Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia.
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Magruder
F. W. Magruder
North
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
Military base bird performs dive bombing display
A rumor of a bird at an army air base shows a bold dive bombing act from a tree perch near parade grounds. The creature reportedly targets visitors while a local tale mentions a sob and a souvenir ear lobe. Nearby in Wausa Nebraska a farm is noted for a stray dog and a hen seeking care.
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Calife
Army Air Base
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