Violence at Marion Eases Hope for Settlement
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh Aug 23 The Marion strike calm returns with no further violence feared and talks possible on the Clinchfield dispute. Grist notes mediation by Judge Townsend. guards remain in readiness but not on duty. He urges stronger NC labor laws and reports no clear stretchout system, workers averaging under 66 hours weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grist
N. A. Townsend
National
Marion
Court House Square
North Carolina
Commissioner Grist
General Assembly
Clinchfield Mills
Marion Manufacturing Company
Commissioneer
Language of the Casu alty List Reflects Daily Life
A fragment from Life quotes a speaker asking about illness and reference to checking the casualty list each morning for their name. The exchange hints at concern, routine, and informal dialect without broader context.
Just a Game Bonnie Bachelor
Benedict jokes about married life as a guessing game with his wife cooking and him guessing the dish. The exchange highlights light humor on domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Bachelor
Benedict
Radio Schedule Fringes Across Major Stations
Readable sections show currents of a multi-station network with WABC WJZ WOR WEAF and others listing programs from 5:00 PM through late-night hours. Entries include hotel orchestras, dances, concerts, dramatizations, and light entertainment across New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Baltimore, with many repeated programs and reciprocal station pickups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABC
New
WCAU
Philadelphia
Mystic
Hotel Orchestra
WOR
Kdka Pittsburgh
WJZ
Don Bester
WGY Schenectady
WEAF
Concert Orchestra
Dorberger
WBZ Springfield
Newcomb
New Highways 10 Penetrate Into Great Smoky Miss
Asheville August 23 Three main highways plan through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park form an eastern gateway network. Hazel Creek highway already reaches the Tennessee line and passes five park points. A second route runs from state No. 10 to Indian Gap, traversing Cherokee territory. A third road from Waynesville through Soco Gap approaches the Ocona Lofty summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
North Carolina Highway Commission
The
Great National Reservation
J. G. Stike
National Park
Little Tennessee River
Aluminum Company of America
Indian Gap
Smokemont
Summit Range
Highway Commission
Waynesville
N. C
Soco Gap
Ocona Lofty
North Carolina
National Park Commission
Legionnaires To Meet At Raleigh For Three Days
Raleigh hosts the 11th annual American Legion convention from Sunday to Tuesday with the legion auxiliary at its 10th annual session. Gen. Charles P. Summerall, U.S. Army chief of staff, will be the principal speaker at the joint session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Department
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Charlies P. Summerall
United States Army
Legion and Auxiliary Joint Ses
Legion Convention Highlights in Raleigh Program
Mrs Boyce Ficklen national president of the legion auxiliary and Patrick J Hurley assistant secretary of state are on the program A big parade through Raleighs business section Monday night opens the convention A religious service Sunday night features Dr Plato T Durham of Atlanta Ga Hurley addresses the negro division Sunday night and barbecue and wiener roast follow Monday for delegates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Boyce Ficklen
The
Legion Auxiliary
Patrick J. Hurley
Way
Raleigh
City
Plato T. Durham
Atlanta
Legion
Weiner
New Agricultural Yearbook Highlights 1928 Developments
The 1928 yearbook of the United States Department of Agriculture reports recent advances in agricultural science and practice. It covers soil preparation, farming methods, and marketing, with accessible articles written for the general reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Government Printing Office
Volume covers key agricultural topics and maps
The text surveys a volume on agriculture touching on breeding diseases and pests soil conservation economic issues highway construction and maintenance weather and other subjects. It includes agricultural statistics and 30 maps showing geographic distribution of crops and farm animals.
Seaside Landlady and Boarder Exchange Home Note
A brief Passing Show exchange shows a unhappy boarder longing to return home while the Seaside landlady reflects on how people appreciate a home when away. The humorous vignette contrasts comfort with dislocation.
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Chalmers Gelatine
Richmond
Rastus
Pender
Eagle Brand
van Camp
Gorton
Nucva
Alaska
D. P
Yellow Label Tea
Okg
Land O’ Lakes
Asated Press
New York
WNAC
WEAN
WFBL
WJAS
WJAR
WTAG
Wcsihl
WGOY
WTAM
WWR
WIA
WSM
Dark Town Wanderers
WCAK
WGR
WEE
WTIC
WLIT
WOAE
WGY
Gus
Louie
WEEI
WSAT
WSAI
WRWGY
WCAE
WWJ
Hotel Dance Orchestra
Ben Pollack
WRC
WIJIZ
Salon Singers
KDKA
WBA
Bob Sherwood
Circus
WBZ
WBAL
WLW JR
KYW
WHAS
WSB
WBT
Mildred Hunt
WHAM
WIR
WLW
WJAX
WAPI
WRVA
Nea
Andy
WMAQ
WJR
WIOD
Newark
Wnac Wean
KBW
WCAO
WLBW
WMAL
the Rollickers
WKBW
WGHP
Wkekrc
Wccao
WADC
WSPD
WHK
WRAN
WMAK
Cao Wijias
WKRC
Aliso
WOAO
WIAS
Pastern Clear Channel
Chain Key Station
WPG
Atlantic City
Jean Wiener
Baltimore
Central and Southern
Clear Channel
Cincinnati
Lunes
Gene
Ford
Glenn
Cleveland
Orch
Suitmen
the Folks
Fur Trappers
WCX
Detroit
WIZ
Radioet
Grocers
WJIZ
WSB Atlanta
WIJZ
Pomar’s Orch
Mras
Lawrence Mitchell
Charlotte
Reed & Jameson
Chastian Sisters
Louisville
Studio Orchestra
WSM Nashville
Byrd
Amons-Andy
WIZB
Great Smoky
Lydia E. Pinkham
Frank Lukes
R. No. 1
Lankin
N. Dakota
Peo
Eckerd
Main Street
High Point
High Point, N. C
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