Roosevelt backs Richberg ruling on auto code
Washington reports President Roosevelt publicly backs the auto code board led by Leo Wolman, rejecting A F of L demands to scrap the panel. The move ties Richberg to the policy battle as federation leaders plan industrial union tactics for autos and steel nationwide.
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Automobile Labor Board
Leo Wolman
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National Labor Relations Board
Francis Biddle
America
Francis J. Dillon
Mid-West
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
William Green
Senior Class Bears Junior High Quint In Close 15 14 Victory
The Senior class basketball team defeated the Junior high club 15 to 14 yesterday afternoon. Same led the winners with nine points while G Carroll had six for the losers. The rest is miscellaneous and technical note on gears.
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P H Lazenby Dies in Statesville at 54
The Herald reports the death of P. H. Lazenby 54 wholesale produce dealer of the city from heart trouble at a Statesville hospital. He moved from Harmony to this city seven years ago. Survived by wife Mollie Alben Lazenby a daughter Mrs O M Fox and sister Mrs J L Grose. Funeral Saturday 10 AM from Co M Fox residence Wilkesboro road near Statesville with interment in Harmony cemetery.
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Salvation Army Beats Trinity High In Fast Half Rally
The Salvation Army Red Shield club defeated Trinity High School 30 to 20 in a late fast break rally. Trinity led 16 to 11 at halftime before Red Shields held them to one field goal in each of the third and fourth periods and scored 19 points. Lilly led Salvation Army with 10 points, Ratledge scored eight for Trinity.
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Only Week Left To File PWA Projects
CHAPEL HILL Feb 8. Progress reported in statewide effort to list needed construction projects to relieve unemployment. Dr H C Rally state engineer and director of the PWA in North Carolina noted satisfaction with responses from towns cities and counties filing questionnaires for listings and estimates of needed work. Only one week remains for data preparation.
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