Textile Union Seeks Reopening of Wage Talks Across Industries
New York delegates from the former CIO Textile Workers Union of America move to reopen contracts affecting about 175 000 workers in four branches including cotton rayon woolen worsted synthetic yarn and carpet sectors. They demand adequate wage increases citing stagnant levels for the past five years while amid AFL CIO merger activities.
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New York
Textile Workers Union
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
Afl-Cio
Northern
One of Five Escapees Captured in Alabama
A Lincoln County North Carolina prison camp escapee named LeRoy Clark, about 21, was captured in Fort Depoit Alabama at a cousin’s home after a search that spanned Alpharetta Georgia. Clark faced two to three years for breaking and entering and eight months for a prior escape. He was jailed in Hayneville and resisted extradition.
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Fort Depoit
Ala
Lincoln County
N. C
C. M. Huckabee
E. J. Dixon
LeRoy Clark
Clark
Alpharetta
Louis F. Watson
Clyde E. Cook
Highway Patrol
William White
White
Psychiatric Report Awaited in Ham mond Case
Court appointed counsel for Jo Ann Hammond a 14 year old charged with killing her father says a psychiatric examination conducted at Duke University last week will yield results in about a week. Hammond admitted shooting Bright Hammond 40 in the kitchen as he watched TV after church. The order for the exam followed a petition by her lawyer and a finding by Concord doctors of a possible mental disorder. The family has since moved from Highway 601 to an undisclosed address.
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Concord
N. C
Jo Ann Hammond
Webster Medlin
Jo Ann
Psychiatric Division
School of Medicine
Duke University
Bright Hammond
Webster
Superior Court
Frank Armstrong
Troy
Creomulsion Promised As Stronger Cough Remedy
An advertisement warns that chronic bronchitis may follow untreated coughs and urges using Creomulsion to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed bronchial membranes. It notes beechwood creosote blends with other medicines, that it contains no narcotics, and offers a children’s milder version in pink and blue packaging.
Aviation Pioneer Glenn L. Martin Dies In Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin 69 founder of the Glenn L. Martin Co. died in Baltimore after a cerebral hemorrhage. He pioneered aviation firsts including the first powered flight and helped build a major satellite launch contractor. His firm planned plants from Baltimore to Omaha and Denver with a $9.2 million payroll in recent years.
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Aviation
Glenn L. Martin
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin Co
Glenarm
Maryland
University of Maryland Hospital
Wright- Martin Corp
New York
Cleveland
Middle River
Omaha
Neb
Denver
Colo
The RSV Bible Gift for Christmas Times
A Christmas pitch promotes the Revised Version Bible as clearer and more accurate than the King James Bible. It notes older manuscripts enrich understanding, updates language, and preserves timeless Scripture. Thomas Nelson & Sons publishes the RSV Bible since 1798.
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RSVB
RSV
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Milwaukee
Heinz
Fred
Chirpy
Suez Canal
National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Mauna Loa
Island of
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Martin
Santa Ana
Calif
Mary Pickford
Thomas Nelson & Sons
Hiongh Point
Douwares
Security National Bank
Hich Point, Nortn Carolina
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Bat Tay
High Point
D. & H. Gospel Book Store
East Commerce
Fhone
Vogue
Lester’s
Jewelers
Church Street
Dick Cullers
Groats
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