Roosevelt dismayed by court ruling on NRA action
President orders broad inquiry by legal and government aides to assess the court ruling and determine the scope of action. Executive may speak later as AAA amendments are rewritten to conform to the ruling. Senate House leaders and the Agricultural secretary face no immediate strike threats.
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Senate
House
Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
Roosevelt
Congressional Democratic
White House
New voluntary code eyed to replace NRA provisions
Washington officials weigh a revived Blue Eagle plan limited to minimum wages maximum hours and child labor bans as Supreme Court invalidates the recovery act. Senate Finance Chair Harrison and administration legal experts discuss a cease and desist based code with no unfair trade rules while broader rebuilding efforts prompt extensive study.
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Washington
Supreme Court
The
Trade Commission
Eleven Middletown Students Receive Diplomas in Grace M. E. Church
Graduation exercises in Grace M. E. Church South Middletown concluded the term with ten boys and one girl receiving diplomas. G W Ropp, principal, announced medal winners Rolfe Derflinger and Anna Virginia Campbell and salutatorian Janet ee. W W Glass delivered the principal address, with remarks by Leslie D. Kline.
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Grace M. E. Church
South
Middletown
G. W. Ropp
W. W. Glass
Leslie D. Kline
Ropp
Rolfe Derflinger
E. O. Larrick
Anna Virginia Campbell
Vaucluse
American Legion Auxiliary
Janet Eee
Flower Exhibits From Alexandria Here Tomorrow
Mrs. Hammett and Mrs. Scott of Alexandria will exhibit at the Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club flower show at the George Washington Hotel tomorrow from 3:30 to 9. Luncheon guests include Mrs. Fred L. Glaize, Sr. Admission is free. Music will be provided by the school orchestra from 7 to 9. The event expects many entries, with one person reportedly planning 150 entries.
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Hammett
Scott
Alexandria
George Washington Hotel
Winchester and
Clarke County
Application For Federal Water Grants To Baltimore
City officials plan to submit a federal funds application for a new water source. In tentative form the request will go to Baltimore for engineers to review, then return here for revision before sending to Washington. The package seeks 508,000 dollars with part as a grant and the rest as a loan.
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Baltimore
Washington
Waved Red Flags In Royalty's Face
Five men were arrested in Glasgow as the Duke and Duchess of Kent rode in their open carriage en route from the railway station to the Victoria Infirmary. They shouted anti royal slogans and waved flags during the procession through the city.
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Glasgow
Duke
Dutchess of Kent
Dutchess
Victoria Infirmary
Woman Shot During Clash at Canton Plant Strike
A woman onlooker was shot and seriously wounded late today amid renewed violence in the strike at the United Alloy Company's plant in Canton Ohio.
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Canton
United Alloy Company
Dance at Men's Athletic Club May 30 at Geo Washington Hotel
A social event scheduled by the Men's Athletic Club on May 30 at the Geo Washington Hotel. Details note a formal dance with attendees and hospitality in a historic venue setting.
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Men's Athletic Club
Geo. Washington Hotel
Enforc ment Of NRA Codes CAC ASCE In Capital
Amid the post NRA Court decision confusion in Washington, officials debate options. Richberg signals compulsory enforcement of 731 codes while Congress and the administration explore six possible paths including new legislation, state laws, constitutional amendment, tax power, voluntary industry pledges, or a temporary emergency grant. The question remains what Roosevelt will do as observers await a nation speaking address.
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Hington
Roosevelt
Donald R. Richberg
Pran Wel
Supreme Court
NRA
Capitol Hill
Congress
Richberg
Cummings
Stanley Reed
A. L. A. Schechter
City Street Seal Coating Nears Completion
About 10 days more are needed to finish seal coating of the principal streets. Roughly 160 000 square yards have been treated at under three cents per square yard. The coating aims to protect street bases by waterproofing the surface. A future macadam topcoat to smooth rough areas likely won’t occur before next year.
Potomac Edison Authorized To Issue 276000 Notes
The Public Service Commission authorized Potomac Edison to issue 276000 principal amount of promissory notes to refinance seven percent notes issued during Western Maryland property purchase. The move aims to save about 10000 in interest over the loan’s life. R E Town, secretary and treasurer, said the commission will issue an order approving the request. Potomac Edison serves western Maryland as an electric power company.
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Baltimore
Potomac Edison Company
Public Service Commission
Maryland
R. E. Town
Potomac Edison
Canadian Manufacturers Chief Sees U.S. Court Ruling Stimulating Business
Montreal May 28 J H Webb president of the Canadian Manufacturers Association says Supreme Court decision voiding access for industry should stimulate American business. He adds NRA code uncertainty has been brushed aside and business overall should rise.
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Montreal
J. H. Webb
Canadian Manufacturers Association
United States Supreme Court
Webb
NRA Employees Ponder Future Amid Uncertain Demobilization
In Washington on May 28 4 the NRA's 4500 employees faced an unsettled mood as they considered possible job cuts. Supervisors offered no clear plan and speculation ran high about a general demobilization and future employment.
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Washington
NRA
Auto Dealers To Continue Under NRA Code
F W A Vesper president of the National Automobile Dealers Association announces the group will operate under NRA code conditions despite the Supreme Court ruling outlawing code requirements of the National Recovery Act.
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ST. Louis
F. W. A. Vesper
W National Automobile Dealers’ Association
United States Supreme Court
Extortionists Trapped In Desert Hideout
Four Mexicans jailed at Nogales Arizona for extortion attempts against former Mexico police chief Gen. Roberto Cruz. Joe Frank Yslas Jr. and Gilbert Yslas 11 were seized when taking a ransom package. Frank Yslas Sr. 54 and Alfredo Yslas 14 arrested at ranch. notes threatened death for failure to pay.
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Nogalesa
Ariz
Roberto Cruz
Mexico
Joe Frank Yslas, Jr
Gilbert Yslas
Frank Yslas, Sr
Alfredo Yslas
Yslas
Black Urges 30-Hour Bill as a Way Out
Senator Black of Alabama promotes a 30 hour work week as a solution to the Supreme Court ruling invalidating the NRA. He argues the NRA is dead but the 30-hour plan remains a viable method to regulate working hours. Indications point to growing union backing, though administration leaders remain hesitant.
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Black
Washington
Graf Zeppelin Lands at Home Field in Germany
Graf Zeppelin arrived at her home landing field in Freidrichshafen Germany at 5 p m today completing another express and passenger flight to South America. The airship has carried travelers and mail on the long voyage highlighting German air travel capabilities.
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Freidrichshafen
Germany
South America
Reynolds Will Maintain Wages Amid Code Implementation
Officials of the R J Reynolds Tobacco Company said wages and hours put into effect since signing the cigarette manufacturing code would be maintained. The announcement comes from Winston-Salem as the code framework takes hold, assuring workers no immediate changes to pay or schedules.
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Winston-Salem, N. C
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Chamber Chief Urges No Change in Hours or Wages
Harper Sibley president of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged employers to maintain current hour and wage codes amid NRA guidelines. He spoke to about 500 at a Merchants Association of New York luncheon, stressing the chamber’s stand for fair trade, child labor abolition, and employees’ rights to collective bargaining.
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U. S. Commerce Chamber
New York
NRA
Harper Sibley
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sibley
Merchants Association of New York
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber of Commerce
The
National Chamber
Mrs H H Baker Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Belle E J Baker of Winchester Virginia died at 6 30 AM at 21 South Washington street after a brief illness. The long prominent family figure in Winchester, she was connected to Christ Episcopal Church and the Episcopal Female Institute. Survived by daughter Mrs Paul C Gaylord son W Woodhull Baker and four grandchildren. Funeral to be held at 5 PM tomorrow at Washington street residence.
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Belle E. J. Baker
Winchester
South Washington Street
Jordan Springs
Vs. Baker
Edward C.ard Belle Eubank Jordan
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Frederick County
E. Clarence Jordan
Virginia House of Delegates
Baker
Christ Episcopal Church
Park Pointing For Game With Ex Big Leaguers
Park faces a Saturday game here against Philadelphia’s collection of former major league stars coached by Cy Young. Park owns eight wins and one loss and aims to remain undefeated. Young will start the first inning, delivering slow balls likely to test the Park lineup. Sunday the locals meet St Mary’s Celtics.
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Park Nine
Philadelphia
Cy Young
Young
St. Mary’s Celtics
Vanity Fair Beauty School Opens on June First
Announcement lists the opening of Vanity Fair Beauty School at 227 West Boscawen Street under Miss Kay Logan instructor and expert beauty culture specialist. Enrollment information is available by calling 636. Also seeks a good home for a hunting dog, contact 41 J or 629 J.
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Vanity Fair Beauty School
W. Boscawen St
Kay Logan
New Policy at Men's Shop Offers Free Pressing for One Year
A newspaper item notes The Men's Shop will include complimentary pressing service for one year with every suit purchase. The policy is effective for a full year from the purchase date.
Recital Tonight To Close Season For Music Club
The Winchester Music Lovers' Club presents its final season concert at the George Washington Hotel at 8:30 PM featuring Mrs. G E A Reinburg with Miss Carolyn Quantz as accompanist. Other performers include Miss Helen Bailey violinist Miss Philomena Laren Mrs Hunter Gaunt and Miss Virginia Cover Russell with piano by Miss Mary Cather. Admission is 25 cents to cover incidental costs.
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George Washington
G. E. A. Reinburg
Front Royal
Mozarteum Academy
Salzburg
Austria
Carolyn Quantz
Helen Bailey
Philomena Laren
Hunter Gaunt
Virginia Cover Russell
Mary Cather
Bailey
Reinburg
Winchester
G. Denza
Music Lovers’ Club
Alleluja
W. A. Mozart
Page
Reinbure
de Beriot
Norwegian Echo Song
Kom Kjyra
Waldemar Thrane
Capitol Hill Agenda Covers AAA Debates and Senate Action
On Capitol Hill the general calendar shows pending decision on continuing AAA debate and miscellaneous business. The Banking committee hears Louis Ward speaking for Father Coughlin. The Agriculture committee reconsiders AAA amendments. Yesterday the Senate deferred further AAA debate pending Supreme Court decision study. The House received a revised bonus bill and passed eleven District of Columbia bills.
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Banking Committee
Louis Ward
Father Coughilin
Agriculture Committee
Senate
Supreme Court
House
District of Columbia
Decoration Day and Sixth of June Dance Ad
Local dance advert for Chuck and Ray's featuring Wednesday and Friday night events at Hurst Rainbow Ridge Gardens. Mentions delivery and a contact phone 819. Includes dates 1p 11 and 5 28 30 with color themed decorations for Decoration Day and Sixth of June.
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Hurst Rainbowridge Gardens
Chuck & Ray’s
Vancouver Police Deny US Officers Arrived as Kidnapping Probe Expands
Reports swirled that American agents arrived to aid the search for George Weyerhaeuser. Vancouver police denied involvement while frontier clues point to a prewritten ransom note signed Egoist. In Tacoma, authorities weigh a note suggesting the note writer studied words on a Seattle radio program. The Weyerhaeusers press for negotiation as they scan classified ads for contact.
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Vancouver
B. C
United States
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Grant Merrill
George
J. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Percy Minnie
Weyerhaeusers
World News at a Glance
Washington circles and President Roosevelt face confusion after yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling scrapping the NRA. Senator Frazier doubts new farm moratorium legislation can satisfy the court. Weyerhausers in Tacoma seek talks with their son’s kidnappers. Roosevelt signs a bill boosting H O S C capitalization by 1.75 billion. Potomac Edison authorized to issue 276 thousand promissory notes. Five injured in Canton strike zone. Four Mexicans jailed near Nogales for extortion attempt. Al Lucas dies in Wyoming as his mail plane crashes. Graf Zeppelin returns home from Seville amid engine troubles. Paris reports rapid gold withdrawals threatening currency collapse.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Washington
Frazier
Tacoma
Wash
Weyerhausers
Baltimore
Potomac Edison Company
Public Service Commission
Canton
Nogalesa
Ariz
Cheyenne
Wyo
al Lucas
Seville
Spain
Graf Zeppelin
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