North Carolina Highway Commission Approves $998,630 Projects
The North Carolina highway and street works commission recommends immediate federal aid on a $998,630 project and outlines a broad $11 million program. Projects span Beaufort to Union, with surface treatments, concrete paving, grading, and bridges on routes 7 11 61 86 98 122 and others plus municipal upgrades in Raleigh Apex Norlina Pinebluff and Kings Mountain.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Htouble Works Commission
Beaufort
Bath Bayview
Elizabeth City
Durham
Chatham County
Wake
Creedmoor
Warren
Warrenton
Afton
Cumberland
Fayetteville
Moore
Richmond
Aberdeen
Hoffman
Davidson
Rowan
Stanly
Stokes Bridge
New London
Asheboro
Union
Monroe
South Carolina
Catawba
Hickory
Brookford
Rosman
South
Line
Northampton County
Seaboard
Apex
Graham
Robbinsville
Tennessee Line
Wake County
Warren County
Norlina
Moore County
Catawba County
Cleveland County
Kings Mountain
Macon County
Franklin
Burke County
Morganton
I W A Meet Without Bradley Sanction At Four This Afternoon
A portion of a 1920s/1930s local discussion shows I W A members debating a decision and urging attendees to vote their conscience. The speaker defends efforts, assigns blame to participants, and urges reaffirmation of the majority choice.
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Bradley
Machinery workers vote on second wage proposition
The speaker urges workers to vote Monday morning, promising full time placement for all and no discrimination. The second proposition improves the wage offer to 37.5 percent to 55 percent, compared with the initial 37.5 percent. He says the group should blame themselves for any complaint and urges return to cooperation.
Industries Must Join In Parade And Support Wages Plan
The article reports President Roosevelt creating a tribunal to arbitrate disputes under the re employment agreement and naming members including Senator Wagner and workers’ leaders. It notes Johnson clarifying NRA interpretations and urging no premature strikes during the economic emergency.
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Roosevelt
Johnson
Board Named to Arbitrate Pennsylvania Coal Strike
A three member board was named by the men’s union to arbitrate the Pennsylvania bituminous coal strike, aiming to prevent further trouble and stabilize the industry.
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Man’s Union
Pennsylvania
French Fliers Set for Bold Aerial Mark Ahead
Two French lieutenants Codos aged 37 and Rossi aged 32 plan a long distance flight from Paris with supplies including boned chickens consomme oranges lemons bananas coffee and water. Meteorologist Dr James H Kimball forecasts favorable winds early hours with possible night overcast then improving weather.
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James H. Kimball
Codos
Joseph le Brix
Russia
Rossi
French Foreign Legion
Africa
Paris
French Air Service
North Dakota Posts Record 70 Degrees Below Zero
Frigid conditions blanketed North Dakota with temperatures reported at 70 degrees below zero. Weather observers warned of dangerous wind chills and warned residents to limit exposure and stay indoors when possible.
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North Dakota
Ostrich Hide Craft Cuts Costs of Purses and Novelties
Purses and weekend cases are crafted from ostrich hides making luxury items. The leather is costly and rare as game tribes avoid killing their birds for skins.
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New York
William Green
Liam Green
Leo Wolman
Columbia University
The
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Labor Advisory Committee
John L. Lewis
Mine Workers Union
Walter C. Teagle
Administration
Gerard Swope
Louis E. Kirstein
Boston
Swope
Kirstein
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Presa
Dr. Thornton
Westminster
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