Pin Stolen From Sleeping Woman in Burglary Charge
Police report says Edith Mounts and her husband John Mounts are charged with burglary for stealing a safety pin from a sleeping tenant in the basement apartment owned by William Critz. Critz denies the accusation while Police Lt. Benjamin Hites notes the warrant names all three as involved. Mt. Mounts claim Critz returned the pin and had taken it earlier.
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Benjamin Hites
Hites
Edith Mounts
John
William Critz
Critz
Court upholds anti union provision for foremen under Taft Hartley
A U.S. appeals court ruled that employers cannot be compelled to bargain with plant foremen or supervisors under Taft Hartley. It set aside an NLRB order for L Young Spring and Wire Corp in Los Angeles to recognize the Foremen's Association of America as the bargaining agent. The rulingAffirmed the Wagner Act precedent prior to Taft Hartley.
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Washington
United States Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
L. Young Spring and Wire Corp
Los Angeles
Foremen’s Assn. of America
Presidents and Their Wives booklet ad
An authorized biographical sketch and picture collection on U S presidents and their wives up to President Truman. Includes anecdotes and administration highlights. cover features a two color White House image. Household copy offered for fifteen cents postpaid from Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau, Washington D C.
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White House
Foundation of the Union
Truman
INNER-AID promoted as relief for gas and stomach trouble
An advertisement touts INNER-AID as a new 12 juice remedy that relieves gas and constipation. It claims the product cleanses the bowels, enlivens the liver, and removes old bile, with users reporting dramatic stomach reduction and better sleep after taking it before meals.
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All
DAILY CROSSWORD 13 Frighten Weedy perennial Devoured
The clues list across and down entries for a daily crossword puzzle with terms like frighten weedy perennial devoured and many others including hauls buckler shaped and dispute. Readers solve by filling roman numerals and cross letters.
Movies and Radio Add To Crime, Says Expert
Long Beach California report on Sept 30 covers Harold E Jennell urging public responsibility for crime and criticizing movies and radio as the two most crime provoking elements. Donnell cites gun play and gangsters in screen and radio drama as shaping youths attitudes and asks how long commercial interests will degrade the generation.
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Long Beach
Cailif
Congress of Correction of the
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Harold E. Jennell
Maryland
Donnell
Speaker argues industry responsibility against delinquency
Mr Donnell urges that evils shown in programs cannot be cured by law or censorship. He says industries must recognize consequences and seek remedies. He cites home neglect, school failures, and church apathy as delinquency factors and calls public action to abolish the evil.
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Donnell
Winchester Cleans Up In Blue Ridge League Bid
Winchester's Peoples Cleaners surged to lead the Blue Ridge League with a 1864 set and four points over Waynesboro Pa. Captain Troy Rhea topped with 412 followed by Edwin Clevenger 393 as Mickey Perry's ninth frame spare sparked a late rally. The first game stayed close 595 to 594.
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Winchester
Peoples Cleaners
Waynesboro
Troy Rhea
Edwin Clevenger
Mickey Perry
Perry
Jack Larrick
Eed Clevenger
Clevenger
Hagerstown Prospect
B. Clevenger
B. Moore
J. Larrick
T. Rhea
M. Perry
Waynesboro Smith
Cooper
F. Moore
L. Kriner
J. Kriner
DeHaven Rites Tomorrow for Hutcheson DeHaven
Funeral services for Hutcheson DeHaven, 64, of Gaineboro Friends, will be held tomorrow. Relatives meet at 1:30 p.m. at Omp's funeral home and proceed to Chestnut Grove church for services led by Rev. Emory Ellmore. Interment follows in the adjacent cemetery with pallbearers F. W. Adams, E. E. Bayliss, Edward Brown, Earl Campbell, Frank Flowers, and Lee Barney.
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Hutcheson DeHaven
Gaineboro
Omp
Chestnut Grove
Emory Ellmore
F. W. Adams
E. E. Bayliss
Edward Brown
Earl Campbell
Frank Flowers
Lee Barney
Lilacs Found Growing Wild in Balkan Mountains
A fragment notes lilacs were first found growing wild in the Balkan Mountains. The terse item hints at historical or botanical discovery but provides no dates or names.
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Balkan
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