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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1931

Page

9

Bosses and workers. A union meeting summary.

A lengthy discourse extols the boss’s role in planning quality and efficiency. The Painters Union reports 34 participants and ongoing private business matters, while the Central Labor Union notes 16 unions present, welcomes four new delegates, and discusses new fines for missed meetings. Flowers and sympathy are shown for the ill and bereaved.

Central Labor Union Carpenters Hall Herbert Lytle Cc. R. Griffith J. A. Lyons W. L. Smith W. A. Walker Barbers Union Terry Lomax Moving Picture Sam Norton Painters Union E. C. Blackmore Carpenters Union E. G. Brown W. W. Finch Ted McGovern

Local notes on crafts and social scenes in 1920s America

The clipping mentions a Charleston West Virginia eight hour house built by the local carpenter's union for an elderly member, social dances led by Mrs Valberg in Painters Hall with Get Together Club, and various regional towns attending Amarillo events. It also notes a “Hireless Cooker” from Dorette Durand, a cafe purchase by Reece and Speedy at 818 Taylor Street, and Henry Ford facing customs scrutiny in Baltimore over 441 tractors imported from Cork Ireland due to origin stamping.

Charleston W. Va Carpenter's Union Reece Speedy Mike Taylor Street The Cooks and Walters Union Henry Ford Baltimore Cork Ireland Ford

Listerine Ads Urge Daily Use to Fight Colds and Sore Throat

An office worker faces germs from crowded transit and workplaces. The ad touts full strength Listerine as a daily gargle morning and night to kill germs including Streptococcus Hemolyticus, reduce bacterial counts, and soothe inflamed mouth and throat.

Lambert Pharmacal Co St. Louis

Labor strike ends at Danville mills after union victory

Four thousand textile workers at Dan River and Riverside mills in Danville Virginia voted to end a September began strike. Francis J. Gorman says management recognizes workers rights to union membership and the strike is no longer necessary. Financier Vanderlip argues wage boosts and shorter weeks could lift the economy. Red Cross aids Arkansas unemployment victims at 1.26 per person.

Dan River Riverside Mills Danville Francis J. Gorman United Textile Workers Arkansas Red Cross

Huddleston Attacks Relief Efforts And Red Cross Shortfalls

Congressman George Huddleston criticizes relief distribution saying per month per person or 112 cents per meal fails to help the destitute. He cites towns with 40 destitute families and only three receiving aid, accusing Red Cross of neglect and cover-ups. The Memphis Commercial Appeal and Evening Appeal report a 10 percent wage cut for most staff.

George Huddleston Red Cross

Mechanical Department Labor Split Sparks Tension

In the mechanical department the men are union members while the others are not, signaling a clear labor split within the plant.

Organized

Pastors and Laymen Conference Opens in Plainview

Approximately 300 attendees from 80 churches gather for the Baptist Pastors and Laymen Conference in Plainview on opening day. The event runs three days through Thursday with speakers including J B Tidwell from Baylor University and figures J M Cook J BE Nunn J M Jones D D Sumrall and A J Gross of Amarillo.

Baptist Plainview J. M. Cook J. BE. Nunn J. M. Jones D. D. Sumrall A. J. Gross Amarillo J. B. Tidwell Baylor University

Get Hill's Cascara Quinine for Fast Cold Relief

Quick relief from a cold by using Hill's Cascara Quinine. Take two tablets now and follow box directions. Drink water. the medicine aims to knock out the cold fast, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Hill Costa

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By John Moore Painters Hall E. Rollins Jim W. Brown Sam Friend L. R. Bumstead Henry Jones Guy Howard Ed Nicholson Portales Dick Cook Henry Thompson South Polk Street Earle Robinson Joe Norman Assembly of Music Makers Jim Farris Pike’s Peak Dorette Durand Bobby Jones N. B.C Science Frank A. Vanderlip National City Bank New York City Franklin Memphis, Tenn, Commercial Appeal Evening Appeal Plough Eta General Motore Chevrolet Convinc F. C. B. Flint Mich Polk Sts Flint Michigan
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