Notes From the Labor Unions and Southern Memories
A long nostalgic section on the Old South opens with lyrics about Georgia and Dixie followed by union news. The piece reports Carpenter Union No. 425 meeting in Carpenters hall with 26 attendees and talks on radio access, plus reports on Affiliated locals in El Paso Tulsa Denver and local electrical and plumbers lodges with varied attendance and routine business.
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Savanah
Brunswick
Altamaha
Old Stone Mountain
Mill Pond
Nickajack
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Rome
Dixie
Old South
Oconeg
Typographical Union No. 425
Carpenters Hall
D. A. Edwards
Jr. M. Turner
H. C. Anderson
Reading
W. E. Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Stephen P. Root
el Paso
William G. Gressett
Tulsa
George T. Haubrich
Denver
Amarillo Union
E. L. Clayton
News-Globe
Relief Committee
Carpenters and Joiners
C. A. Chessir
Herbert Lytle
C. ¥. Barbee
Pampa
Finley
Plainview
Randolph
Douglas
Ariz
Galveston
Roberts
Carpenters
Electrical Workers No. 602
H. O. Thompson
A. M. Weiseman
Unions to direct Tri-State Fair work in Amarillo area
Labor unions appoint directors to guide the Tri State Fair association with aims to run the event with union craft labor for new buildings and repairs in Amarillo and surrounding towns. Several local workers including painters and carpenters are noted in this period piece.
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Tri-State Fair Association
Amarillo
Paper Artwork Classes Begin This Thursday in Amarillo
Mrs. Lattice Lee Lewis offers free Dennison paper art classes at Russell and Cockrells from Thursday to Saturday 2 to 5 pm. She will teach party favors dresses for masquerades purses baskets and decorations using the new twist. Staff at the store will be trained first and Mrs. Val Stewart attends. This marks the second year of her Amarillo sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattice Lee Lewis
Dennison
Russell and Cockerell
Amarillo Schools Sponsor Van Briggle Pottery Show
Amarillo schools sponsor a one day art display at the Capitol Hotel featuring Van Briggle pottery facsimile prints and original paintings valued in the hundreds of dollars. Miss Annie Laurie MacDonald Miss Ventura Smith and Charles M. Rogers of the Amarillo schools faculty oversee the exhibit from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Amarillo
van Briggle Pottery
Capitol Hotel
Annie Laurie MacDonald
Ventura Smith
Charles M. Rogers
Indiana Senate bill to criminalize beating a board bill fails
Indiana Senator George W. Sims of Terre Haute introduced a bill making it a felony to beat a board bill but the measure was filibustered in committee. The current offense remains a misdemeanor under state law.
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International News Service
Indianapoli
Indiana General Assembly
George W.sims
Terre Haute
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Tom Harris
Tom Ladd
Local “Tabor
George Uhle
Jack French
Mr. French
Borger
Dan
Jack
Harve Thomas
Zeke Welcher
The
Carpenters Union
C. L. Griffith
Berger
Mack Vernon
Painters Own
Security Benefit Association
Nels ‘Thurman
Painting Profi
Ciency
Henry Ford
J. R. H. Holderby
Rock Island Lo
Complivereng' of
Fort Worth
Moody
State Prison Board
Senate
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Texas
Frances Perkins
New York Department of Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Department of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Charles Curtis
Topeka
Kansas
United States
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Treasury
War
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Whittle and Spit Club
Pasotex
Winkler County
el Faso
Los Angeles
Detroit Tigers
Charles Spencer
Uhle
Cleveland
Tigers
Indiana
Sethe Stow
Rae
New York
Chicago
Old Lindyland Dance Palace
Polk Street
Amarillo Automobile Dealers’ Association
Mobiloil
Vacuum Oil Company
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