Pay of State Employes Keeps Pace With Others
Raleigh February 4 The history of pay raises for public school teachers and other state workers shows they have fared relatively well compared to comparable workers. The 1943 war bonus and the 1945 adjustments increased salaries, with teachers gaining more due to a nine month year and a new emergency bonus applying to the current fiscal year.
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Scout Week Planned For Thomasville
Thomasville announces National Boy Scout week February 7 to 13 with a Parent Scout banquet Friday at 6 30 PM in the Woman's club building. Robert Holladay outlines the full week program including a 37th anniversary observance of the Boy Scouts of America founded February 8 1910 and Scout Sunday February 9.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Set Two Day District Meeting
Veterans of Foreign Wars officers and members from seven posts in the sixth district meet Saturday at 7 p.m. at Post 619 for a two day gathering. Chief speaker is Chaplain C. W. Wallace of Lumberton and District Commander H. Odell Flynn will preside. A Spanish American War tribute and prize for the oldest present are planned.
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Slum Clearance Plan Heads to North Carolina Assembly
North Carolina real estate groups draft a bill to wipe out slums in municipalities over 10 000 population. It sets eight housing standards including indoor running water baths room sizes and window areas, with aims to improve health and safety and guide city action.
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Asheville
Herman Davis
Greensboro
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Predicts South Wont Be Fully Unionized
Thomasville news notes Whit ing Williams former Oberlin College lecturer on labor predicts the South will never be fully unionized. He cites management concessions as meeting labor demands ahead of unions and cites his European experiences and 1928 1931 travels.
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CIO Leaders Confer This Week End in North Carolina
Thomasville reports a series of CIO conferences led by Van A Bittner of Atlanta with Morris Pizer Ernest Marsh Sam Scott and others. Meetings in Greensboro High Point and Thomasville aim to intensify organizing efforts and form a state CIO council with backing from the CIO national council.
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