Cripps Is Ousted By Irish Labour Party In Party Split
Sir Stafford Cripps, a top legal mind and Labour ally, is expelled by the Irish Labour Party's executive committee over backing a Popular Front. Cripps plans an appeal to the party's National Conference as divisions widen, potentially aiding Prime Minister Chamberlain's government.
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America
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Lord Parmoor
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Solid Trades Unionists
Labor Party
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Popular Front
France
Cripps
National Liberal - National Labor
England
George VI
Farm Market Report North Carolina Fruits and Vegetables Prices
North Carolina market report on lettuce strawberries potatoes cabbage apples and more with price ranges for key shipping points. Details on origins such as California Florida Maine and New York and markets in Rochester Rochester and Washington noted alongside freight terms and varying truck and crate prices.
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Potators Co
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Maine
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Rochester
New York
Capital Shorts Capital Shorts Raleigh
News notes a Wilmington junket for lawmakers and press, with goofed timing by Carl Goerch. North Carolina's January payroll rise accompanies a dip in average factory wages to $14.72 per week, hinting tax season impacts.
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Department of Labor Division of Statistics
Five transportation methods United with industry urges
Chester Gray director of the national highway users conference cites five transportation methods now available versus one in earlier years. He warns that greater regulation of any single medium will not solve the nation’s problems.
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Chester Gray
National Highway Users Conference
Sparse attendance marks light day for agriculture session
With scanty attendance in each branch, agriculture had its lightest day Saturday. The Senate worked a little harder than the House, receiving four purely local bills while the House got three. House bills to date total 396 versus 132 for the Senate.
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Assembly Awash With Bills As Governors Attend
The Charlotte meeting of the General Assembly faces a long day as lawmakers plan to introduce many bills for historic signaling. With two governors and three ex governors present and free meals offered, the session may run past dinner. Senator Graham pursues a quadrennial session constitutional amendment. An observer quips about eight years.
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First Citizens Bank to Open Fort Bragg Branch
Banking Commissioner Gurney P. Hood announced that First Citizens Bank and Trust Company of Smithfield will open a Fort Bragg branch on Thursday.
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Gurney P. Hood
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Smithfield
Fort Bragg
Market Quotes for Vegetables and Peas
Prices for peas and green peas are listed with fair and steady conditions. California values show 3.00 to 3.37% per bushel, Texas around 2.75, and Mexico 3.12% to 3.25.
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Susie Learns Beauty Through Comfort, Conflict, and Cravings
Susie Lambert clings to a beauty quest while Jeff Tremaine and Edna aid her. In a campus setting, Susie yearns for more than slender hips and a reflective glow. Her hunger and tears reveal a fragile humanity beneath her gains as public praise grows.
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Dick Tremaine
Susie
Jeff Bowman
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Fountain
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Oia
Honey
John Harker
Mr. Harker
Harker’s
Lumberton Plant Reopens After Walkout Amid T W O C Meeting
Lumberton's Mansfield mill resumed full operations Monday after a Friday weave room walkout. A Saturday Textile Workers Organizing Committee meeting discussed dissension and CIO official Seth Brewer said the NLRB had been asked to investigate local conditions.
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O. G. Morehead
Mansfield
Morehead
Textile Workers Organizing Committee
Seth P. Brewer
Carolinas
CIO Union
National Labor Relations Board
Indictments Rise Over Falsified Unemployment Claims
Raleigh Feb 21 Many indictments have been brought against claimants under the State Unemployment Compensation Act for misrepresenting earnings when signing continued claims for benefits over the past 10 to 12 months. Several defendants have faced road sentences and fines. Chairman Charles G. Powell cites detection methods and court actions to safeguard funds for unemployed workers.
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Wilson
Wilson Recorder’s Court
Charles G. Powell
Easter Service Planned After Moravian Pattern
The Rev. Leon M. Hall president of the Dunn Ministerial Association announced a Dunn Easter service modeled on the Moravian ceremony from Winston-Salem to be held this year.
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Dunn
Leon M. Hall
Dunn Ministerial Association
Winston-Salem
Europe Face to Face With March European Crisis
International journalist Paula LeCler warns in a PAUL ROSS interview that Europe could erupt with war in March or April. She says Germany’s growing force may burst out, with Poland holding the balance of power between dictatorships.
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Poland
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Miss LeCler
Czechoslovakia
Josef Beck
Hitler
Columbia University
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Africa
Marie
Romania
Eduard Benes
Emil Hodza
von Ribbentrop
U. S
Senate Panel Approves Arant to Federal Court
The Senate judiciary committee approved Dean Hershel Arant of Ohio State University law school for a federal circuit judgeship and Shackleford Miller Jr for a Kentucky federal district judgeship. No public hearings were held. Senator Donahey of Ohio opposed Arant. Miller faced protests from the Kentucky State Federation of Labor over his 1938 Barkley campaign role.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Dean Herschel Arant
Ohio State University Law School
Shackleford Miller
Kentucky
Donahey
Ohio
Arant
Kentucky State Federation of Labor
Miller
Barkley
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