Reserve Officers To Meet Monday At The Sheraton
Officers of the local Reserve Officers association plan a 7 30 pm meeting at the Sheraton announced by secretary treasurer Malcolm G Moore Lt Col William F Bailey serves as president All army navy and marine reserve officers are invited The note also mentions garlic as a germ destroying base in certain solutions though penicillin cannot check some germs
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Sheraton
Malcolm G. Moore
Local Reserve Officers Association
William F. Bailey
Army, Navy and
Marine Reserve
Labor reports progress in 6th day walkout and coal mine actions
The piece notes 335 000 today as the sixth day of the walkout. AT and T rejects a union proposal for industry wide bargaining. Senator Wiley says a joint committee is near agreement on portal to portal pay legislation. John L Lewis authorizes district presidents to reopen closed mines deemed unsafe, reversing a recent policy requiring inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wiley
R-Wis
Senate
House
John L. Lewis
Steel unions eyeing strike after Smith Connally act move
Philip Murray head of the Steelworkers and CIO has convened the executives and policy committee for April 1921. The industry expects a decision on striking or extending the contract next Monday as union members total about 800000, with 170000 in U S Steel units.
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Philip Murray
CIO
Steelwrokers Executive Board
U. S&s. Steel
Wallace Attacks Policy. U S Senators Split Over Wallace Speech
Senator Moore calls Wallace unfit as a representative of Americans opposing his ties to Communistic groups. Senator George says Wallace’s stance harms U S foreign policy and misreads American sentiment. The dispute followed Wallace's Manchester England speech condemning aid to Greece and Turkey as imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
R-Okla
Truman
Wallace
George
D-Ga
Foreign Relations Committee
Manchester
Eny
Greece
Turkey
America
Reynolds aims to break speed flight record in 55 hours
Reynolds and a two man crew plan to fly a twin engine A 26 bomber from an initial stop at Goose Bay Labrador. The crew includes Captain William Odom of Roslyn New York and flight engineer T C Sallee of Dallas Texas. Reynolds will be navigator. The attempt ends a week of delays and mechanical difficulties.
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Ids
Gooseay Labrador
William Odom
Roslyn
Nilot
T. C. Sallee
Dallas
Tex
Reynolds
Thomasville Rites Unite Couple
Miss Willa Mae Gallimore and Fred Carmichael were married March 15 at the First Baptist Church in Thomasville with Rev. C. F. Leek officiating. The bride wore a beige gabardine suit and a purple orchid. They will reside at 106 College Avenue.
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Thomasville
Willa Mae Gallimore
Farmer
J. M. Gallimore
Carmichael
Farmer High School
Ragan Knitting Co
Thomasville High School
106
College Avenue
Piedmont Cost Accountants Postpone Meeting to April 16
The Piedmont chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants in Greensboro has moved its meeting from April 18 to April 16. The event will be at the O Henry Hotel with Dr Raymond P Mai as the main speaker.
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Piedmont
National Association of Cost Accountants
Greensboro
O. Henry
Raymond P. Mai
National Organization
One Day Air Trip To Willow Run Planned Monday
Kaiser-Frazer dealers and guests plan a five hour air flight to Detroit Willow Run, with eight hours touring the vast plant. Jack Burris, distributor for 17 counties, chartered a 21 passenger DC-3. The group departs Greensboro High Point airport at 5 a m and returns by 6 p m for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Willow Run
Kaiser-Frazer Automobile
Jack Burris
K-F
Greensboro High Point
Hey
CHERRY Describes 127 Million School Budget as Major State Effort
Cherry cited a 127,038,334 appropriation for public schools in the next biennium as the state’s most comprehensive job, representing about 70 percent of the general fund. He noted an emergency teacher and state employee bonus totaling around 8 million, with teacher bonuses from 144 to 258 dollars by salary bracket, and over 5 million to be added to the retirement system to stabilize the profession and boost retirement benefits.
Coal Mines Open On Saturday Despite Safety Warnings
More than 176000 miners were at work in 1569 bituminous mines as production neared 1.325 million tons. Adolph Pacifico said 11 union safety closed mines would reopen once hazards were eliminated, with eight in Ohio and three in West Virginia. The Interior Krug unsafe list dropped from 518 to 123.
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Lewis
UMW
Pittsburgh
Adolph Pacifico
Belaire
Ohio
West Virginia
Pacifica
Coal Mines Administration
Interior Krug
GM wage talks push toward parity among big three
GM says wage offers are in negotiations with the UAW CIO as Chrysler and Ford face similar demands. GM’s 10 cent raise would apply to a small group of non union workers while salaried adjustments are still being worked out. Ford’s contract runs to May and Chrysler has been bargaining for months without a public offer. The average GM production wage is about 1.31 per hour.
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Auto Union
Ford Motor Company
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Harry W. Anderson
General Fors
Uaw-Cio
Anderson
VFW And Auxiliary To Install Officers
The local Veterans of Foreign Wars post and its auxiliary will hold a joint installation at the VFW home on Broad Street Monday night at 7:30. Bryon W. Grandjean will be installed as post commander and Mrs Kathryn Gallimore as auxiliary president. R C Cook and Mrs Mae Cook of Winston-Salem will supervise the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Broad Street
Bryon W. Grandjean
Kathryn Gallimore
R. C. Cook
Mae Cook
inston-Salem
Storm Hits Venice Lido Beach Causing Heavy Damage
A wind storm struck Venice today, causing heavy damage along the famed Lido beach, according to Ansa. The brief report notes significant disruption in the area of the tourist stretch and local advisories were issued.
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Venice
Rome
Lido Beach
Ansa
Long Distance Strike Spotlighted In NFTW Bargaining
NFTW unions demand a $12 weekly boost and union shop across 38 strikes while long distance service remains crippled. AT&T official Dring returns to New York after talks, willing to negotiate again. Government conciliators press exploratory talks as New Jersey workers challenge a new anti strike law.
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NFTW
George S. Dring
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Long Lines Department
New York
Dring
American Union of Telephone Workers
Schnellenbach
Beirne
Long Lines Division
Washington
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
State Mediation Board
Walter T. Margetts
John W. Gibson
Edgar L. Warren
U. S. Conciliation Service
Funeral Rites for Mrs Lottie Surratt Held at Macedonia
Funeral services for 64 year old Mrs Lottie T Surratt of High Point route 4 were conducted at the home and at Macedonia Methodist church Southmont. Rev Clay J Childress and Rev W B Thompson led the rites with a home trio providing music. Interment followed in the church cemetery with active pallbearers and honorary mourners named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie T. Surratt
C. R. Surratt
High Point
Clay J. Childress
Tabernacle
Prospect Street
Vera Smith
Effie Patton
Clyde Dry
Macedonia Methodist Church
Southmont
W. B. Thompson
Hurley Carrick
Sanford Smith
E. A. Wood
Rex Thornton
Cecil Martin
Robert Smith
Vick Andrews
Ae Tate
Glenn Guyer
Raymo Cramer
Nick Schram
Herman Stroud
Church
Six Injured In Traffic Accidents In Past Month
Six were injured in High Point during 32 traffic accidents last month. No fatalities reported in the police monthly summary. One homicide linked to Hezekiah Haygood occurred in March. Robberies, larcenies, auto thefts and assaults tallied. autos all recovered. Property stolen totaled $1,018.98 with damage notes. Officers assisted 2,529 people in March.
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High Point
Hezekiah Haygood
President Truman Plans Noon Dinner With In Laws
President Truman will dine at the former home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace in Independence with his in laws and likely his sister Margaret. He will fly from Fairfax Kansas City at 3 p.m. EST and land in Washington after 7 p.m. EST. He lunched at Grandrew cafe with his brother J. Vivian and Brig. General Wallace H. Graham, paying $1.90 with two autograph dollar bills and tipping Georgia Belle Kreeger who served him.
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Truman
Frank Wallace
George Wallace
Independence
Margaret
Fairfax Airport
Kansas City
Kas
Washington
Big Jane Truman
Grandrew Cafe
J. Vivian
Wallace H. Graham
Georgia Belle Kreeger
Hippo Hide Thickness Noted At Two Inches
A historical note observes that the hide of a hippopotamus can reach nearly two inches in thickness, indicating remarkable hide strength and texture.
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Carolina
High Point Fox
South Main ST
Gray Engineering CO
Main St
LABOR
U.S. Steel
Cost Accountants
Walgreen’s Drug Store
High Point, N.C
Tri-State Distributing Company
Charlotte Street
Asheville, N. C
Auxiliary
Bell
N. Main St
Raymond A. Latham
South Main Street
Vogue Dry Cleaners
Vogue
D. J. Grant
Vogue Cleaners
Grant
North Main ST
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