New Deal Probes For Means To Meet Court Blast
The New Deal probing for ways to meet the Supreme Court ruling on the NRA faced difficulties as reports surfaced of wage and hour code observance alongside rumors of wage cuts and longer hours. President Roosevelt weighed options while NRA chief Hugh S Johnson was summoned to discuss strategies with White House officials and lawmakers.
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Washington
New Deal
Supreme Court
NRA
White House
Roosevelt
Johnson
Hugh S. Johnson
Blue Eagle
New York
Donald R. Richberg
Senator Wagner
D-Ny
House
Mets
Birds Invading West Drought to Seek New Homes
Dust storms in the west may force regional birds to relocate as neighbors report unusual throngs of unfamiliar species this spring. The piece urges welcoming newcomers, notes birds’ pest control value, and reminds residents to provide accessible water for drinking and bathing. A local gardener also reports catching a striped green and white snake, marking the season’s first reptile sighting.
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the Gardner
Free Flower Show At George Washington Hotel
The Winchester Clarke Garden Club hosts a free flower show at the George Washington Hotel open 3:30 pm to 9 pm for all visitors. Haddley High School Orchestra performs in the lobby between 7 and 9 pm. Mrs. Edward G. Butler displays 125 iris varieties and peonies for viewing. Judging by Mrs Gwynne Tayloe, Mrs Basil Hall, Mrs Thomas Atkinson, and Mrs H T Oxnard.
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George Washington
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Haddley High ‘ School
Edward G. Butler
Clarke County
Little Garden Club
Gwynne Tayloe
Basil Hall
Middlebury
Thomas Atkinson
the Plains
H. T. Oxnard
Upperville
Mrs Jackson Injured In Devon Show Horse Event
Mrs Cary Jackson of Keswick Virginia was thrown from her horse Alcatraz during a cross country class at the Devon horse show in Bryn Mawr Pa. She may have fractured skull after the horse fell and stepped on her face. 15 year old Peter Hayden Chester Springs Pa also hurt. footing treacherous leading to relocation of the next jumping event indoors.
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Bryn Mawr
Cary Jackson
Keswick
Peter Hayden
Chester Springs
Public Sale Notice for Schultz Estate Auction
Don t fail to attend the sale on Saturday June 1 1935 at 10 o clock in the ware room of the late Robert W Schultz 535 Fairmont Avenue Frick Traction Engine and Thresher machinery furniture and many rare articles will be offered Robert S Bell agent listed Mrs Robt W Schultz authorizes the sale with 5 29 1p 2t notice.
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Ware-Room
Robert W. Schultz
Fairmont Avenue
Frick
Robt. W. Schultz
Robert S. Bell
Peonies for Decoration Day and June Sixth
Hurst's Rainbowridge Gardens offers peonies in all colors for Decoration Day and June sixth. Delivery available by phone 819. lp-It.
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Hurst
Rainbowridge Gardens
Mammoth Rexall sale at Brooks Pharmacy
Rexall sale continues through Saturday night with tremendous values at Brooks Pharmacy offering bargain prices and wide selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Spirit of Eagle Still Lives in Industrial Life
Oil industry leaders reassure workers as wage increases spread. Tide Water Oil approves a five percent raise effective June 1 and Standard Oil of New Jersey proposes a similar rise to its operating subsidiaries. The Blue Eagle spirit persists amid NRA tensions and talks of labor peace.
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Philip K. Wrigley
William Wrigley
General Foods Corporation of
New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Alumni Company of America
D. F. Kelley
Chicago
Chrysler Motor Car Company
Retail Merchants’ Asociation of
San Francisco
Men’s Clothing Code Authority
Cressup
NRA
Blue Eagle
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Robert L. Lund
St. Louis
Tidewater Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Firemen Called To Last Meeting Of School Today
Winchester Fire Department members attending the firemen's school are urged to be present at 5 o clock wearing old clothes. The session will review drills and be the last until fall due to hot weather. Classes have drawn many participants and the program is considered a success.
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Winchester Fire Department
Square Dance at Hayfield Thursday Night
Hayfield square dance event announced for Thursday night May 30 with session details 5 29 1p 11.
National Decoration Day Observed In Winchester May 30
National Decoration Day events take place in Winchester on May 30 with Lieut Col E M Whiting ret US Army delivering the main address at 2 30 at the National Cemetery. Col B M Roszel presides. Miss Lucille Wright reads Gettysburg Address. three rifle volleys and taps finish the program. Banks and offices close for the holiday.
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Winchester
E. M. Whiting
United States Army
National Cemetery
Col
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Robert Y. Conrad Post
Joseph H. Bean
America
Col. Whiting
Roszel
E. T. Clark
Corporation Court Clerk's
Ladies National Memorial Association
Wright
Local Lions To Leave Thursday For Ocean View
The Lions Club completed plans at the last meeting for the 24th district convention to be held at Ocean View from Friday through June 1. About 20 delegates will gather at the George Washington Hotel Thursday at 3 pm, travel to Washington, then depart by boat to Norfolk at 6 pm with cars on board.
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Lions Club
Ocean View
George Washington Hotel
Washington
Norfolk
H. S. Barr
Curtis Puckett
Earle Baker
Transportation Committee
Steel Lining of City Jail Cells Aimed at Reduced Damage
City hall guest rooms and jail cells are being lined with boiler plate steel to cut damage from unruly prisoners. A recent incident saw $25 in damage from a prisoner venting spleen. Noise reduction is also cited as a benefit. Also a note seeks a good home for a hunting dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Diplomas and prizes announced at Stephens City high
R. E. Ayler, principal, presided at graduation in the Methodist Church Stephens City. Students received diplomas and awards including the American Legion Auxiliary medal to Margaret Grim and biology prizes to Virginia Adams Virginia Renner Katherine Sandy and Daisy Coner.
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R. E. Ayler
Stephens City High School
Margaret Grim
Silas Grim
High View
Stephens City
American Legion Auxiliary
C. C. Rhodes
Edna Virginia White
Dorothy Herrell
Miss Peery
Coral Morris
R. A. Wall
H. E. Phillips
Shepherd State Teachers' College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
New Policy At Men s Shop Offers Free Pressing With Suit
The Men s Shop introduces a one year pressing service included with every suit purchase. Customers receive complimentary alterations and care guidance as part of the new policy.
Bitter battle in France over Flandin budget powers
Paris May 29. Premier Pierre Etienne Flandin faces a fragile cabinet as the Chamber of Deputies finance committee opposes dictatorial powers to defend the franc. Radicals demand budget-balancing details and assurances on pensions and official pay amid fears of devaluation. Louis Germain-Martin signals shared burden for balancing the budget.
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Paris
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Chamber of Deputies Finance Committee
Flandin
France
Chamber
Parliment
Mlandin
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Louis Germain-Martin
Lizana Defeats Dorothy Andrus In French Championships
Anita Lizana of Chile defeated Dorothy Andrus of Stamford Connecticut 7-5 6-1 in the second round at Paris French championships. Lizana recovered from a 3-1 lead Andrus held before rain halted play.
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Paris
Anita Lizana
Chile
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
Miss Lizana
Winchester seeks federal funds for new water supply
City Manager Arthur M. Field traveled to Baltimore with application materials to obtain federal funds for a Winchester water supply project. Preparation involves extensive data on rates and costs, but officials indicate rate increases should not be burdensome. They aim to file promptly for early federal consideration once the public works setup is ready.
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Arthur M. Field
Baltimore
Winchester
Park Team Practice Today at 5 30
All members of the Park Team are requested to meet at the park this afternoon at 5:30 for regular practice. Co. B. Mallory, Manager. For sale 1934 Chevrolet Sport Sedan clean and right. Braddock Motor Co. $29 1p 1t.
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Co. B. Mallory
Braddock Motor CO
Suspect in Restaurant Sighting Tied to Weyerhaeuser Case
In San Francisco on May 29 a man said he saw a boy resembling nine year old kidnapped Tacoma heir George Weyerhaeuser in a downtown restaurant. H B Clark alerted police after the boy and a man rose and left quickly, warning him to mind his own business.
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San Francisco
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
H. B. Clark
Clark
Stickley Elected Grand Master of Virginia Odd Fellows
Claude B. Stickley of Valcluse elected grand master at the Virginia Grand Lodge session in Roanoke. Officers named include T. K. Farley deputy grand master and Aubrey Wallace grand warden. Meetings set, next year in Charlottesville.
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Roanoke
Claude B. Stickley
Valcluse
Grand Lodge
Virginia
C. Coleman
T. K. Farley
Norfolk
Aubrey Wallace
Thomas B. Morton
Richmond
W. A. Watson
Farmville
E M. Stull
Covington
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
C. C. Leap
Waynesboro
Charlottesville
Virginia Grand Lodge
Marsh Run
Stickley
Marsh Run Lodge
Middletown
Widow's Friend Encampment
Northern Virginia
Clayton Henderson
Julian C. Kline
Fred E. Kline
Rebekahs
W. A. Everly
Fred Kline
Family of Columbia Prof Escapes Fire at Maryland Farm
Centerville Maryland May 29 fire started in a barn and spread to a seven room farmhouse where Mrs Walter B Pitkin and her son and daughter in law slept all escaped with their lives. The blaze destroyed four other farm buildings and the total loss was about 5000 dollars. Mr and Mrs John G Pitkin woke to find the house afire and fled in night clothes with Mrs Pitkin visiting from New York. Centerville Goodwill Fire Department responded.
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Centerville
Walter B. Pitkin
Columbia University
John G. Pitkin
William A. Dey Takes Dunlop Agency Manager Post
William A. Dey, formerly with National Fruit Products Company, has assumed management of the Dunlop Tire Company agency on East Piccadilly Street. The change places him in charge of Dunlop operations in that locale, signaling a new era for the local outlet.
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William A. Dey
National Fruit Products Company
Dunlop Tire Company
East Piccadilly Street
Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping Ransom Deadline Tightens
Reports of sightings in Vancouver fail to identify the 9 year old George Weyerhaeuser amid the Tacoma police search. Two uncles Frederick and Rudolph Weyerhaeuser arrive from St. Paul and Cloquet, Minn to handle ransom talks as Tacoma braces for a $200000 deadline.
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Vancouver
B. C
George Weyerhaeuser
Neice
United States
Alvin Karpis
Frederick
Rudolph Weyerhaeuser
J. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Tacoma
Frederick Weyerhaeuser
St. Paul
Weyerhaeuser
Rudolph
Cloquet
Minn
Wash
J. P. Weyerhaeuser
John Philip Weyerhaeuser
J. Rodman Titcomb
Spirit of the blue eagle lives despite ruling
Across the nation the blue eagle ethos persists even after a Supreme Court decision. In Washington the United Mine Workers threaten strikes affecting 450000 miners. NRA codes remain unshaken. Ashes of Rear Admiral William Grey Cole will be scattered at sea. New York sees ongoing price wars after NRA relaxations. A deadly blast leaves six feared buried and eight injured. In Paris Premier Flandin’s position grows precarious. Dr Allan R Dafoe marks his 52nd anniversary in Callender Ontario.
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Chicago
Blue Eagle
Supreme Court
Washington
United Mine Workers
NRA
Vallejo
Calif
William Grey Cole
New York
Paris
Flandin
Callender
Ont
Allan R. Dafoe
Dance at Men's Athletic Club May 30 at Geo Washington Hotel
A social event labeled Dance at the Men's Athletic Club is listed for May 30 at the Geo Washington Hotel. The sparse entry notes a night venue without detailing attendees or program.
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Geo, Washington
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Seegar
Rainbow Ridge Nursery
H. M. McManaway
Deaf and Blind
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Mr. Jackson
John Allen
Sam Preston
J. W. Richard
L. Jackson
J. G. Jacokson
Herbert Miller
Fland
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C. B. Stickley
Grand Master of
Odd Fellows
Dunlop
City Street
George
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