Union Damaging Labor's Cause By Rail Strike
The piece argues the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and VP H E Gilbert back a strike harming labor's image. It cites featherbedding, apprentice issues, and compulsory arbitration outcomes ruling fewer firemen needed. Railroads cut firemen while unions refuse to follow procedures, risking public sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
H. E. Gilbert
Gilbert
Congress
National Mediation Board
Be a Claudia and Speak Out in the Holy Week
A Sunday sermon recalls Pilate and Claudia the wife who warned, Have thou nothing to do with that just man. The piece argues her forgotten courage helped Jesus, urging readers to write letters to leaders and be Claudia in daily life.
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Pilate
Israel
Pontius Pilate
Claudia
Jesus
Hus
Laubach
Blanche Manor remembered as Raleigh social leader and columnist
Mrs. Blanche Manor, long a Raleigh social and cultural figure, died in a Raleigh rest home at about 91. She was a link to 19th century North Carolina politics, inner circles, and journalism, serving as News and Observer women's editor and writing a 30 year Sunday column titled Chatter, until health declined. Her life bridged Raleigh and Harrisonburg, Va., with ties to Senator Simmons and other prominent families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Blanche Manor
Raleigh
Charles B. Aycock
Farnifold M. Simmons
Blanche
Mr. Manor
Harrisonburg
Yarborough
Private Enterprise and Visitors from Nicaragua Attract Attention
The piece describes Samuel and Jose Barreto, grandsons of a former Nicaraguan president, seeking furniture sources in the United States to stock stores in Managua and expand into Latin America. It notes their meetings with George A. Covington of the Chamber of Commerce and discusses trade as a path to stabilizing Central America, alongside brief items on the U.S. draft debate, Haile Selassie mobilization, Girl Scouts headquarters move, Camp Keyowee signups, and a New Albany credit card parking plan.
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Samuel
Jose Barreto
Managua
Central America
la Prensa
Mangua
Samuel Barreto
Sam
Jose
Nicaragua
Latin’ America
George A. Covington
Chamber of Commerce
Central
South America
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Louis BS. Hershey
Congress
Gen. Hershey
Look Magazine
Hershey
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Girl Scouts
Westwood
United Fund
West Lexington
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Community Council
Ellis Vandergrift
Will'he
Jeli
Keyouwee
Mark Sumner
Montliet Avenue
New Albany
Ind
Dr Aaron Henry reshapes TV licensing battle nationwide
Washington column recounts Dr Aaron Henry a Mississippi Negro druggist who challenged seating of white Mississippi Democrats in 1964 and then won a court ruling expanding public input in radio and TV license relicensing. The DC Circuit decision on WLBT Mississippi opened FCC gate for regulation of programming and commercials and for public voices in licensing.
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Washington
Aaron Henry
Atlantic City
Dr. Henry
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Wlet-Tvv
Jackson
Miss
Lamar Life Insurance Company
FCC
Commission
Court of Appeals
Littenera
She Broadcasting
Warren E. Curpe
Vincent T. Wasilewski
National Association of Broadcasters
Congress
Sol Talshoff
Broadcasting Magazine
Channel 1
Miami
Bart
Channel 10
Appesia
Shelly Wright
Wlbt-Tv
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N.C
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AP News
High Post
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Thairrier
Waynick
Mrs. Blanche Manor
By Capus Waynick
Andrews
Manor
Charles Blake
Drew Pearson
Carl McGowan
Edward Tamm
U.S. Senate
Wyoming
Mike Montica
Union Pacific
Rock Springs
Wyo
Tens Ronealis
Manitos
Johnson
White House
Ronealio
U. S
William Henry Harrison
Roncalio
Mahitos
U. S. Senate
Abe Saperstein
Harlem Globetrotters
Africa
Little Rock
Saperstein
Abe
Globetrotters
U.S.A
George Deatherage
Knights of the White Camellia
Pearl Harbor
Deatherage
Florida
Abba Schwartz
North Viet Nam
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International Red Cross
Hanoi
State Department
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