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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1949

Page

3

Durham CIO Textile Union Aroused by Communist Circulars

Officials of Erwin Cotton Mills local 246 of the Textile Workers Union of America denounce Communist party circulars mailed to Erwin workers claiming to defend workers while demanding profits for Erwin. W. Robert Murray, business manager, says the literature is not connected to the TWUA and urges self governance. Two circulars have been sent, first under Junius Scales as state Communist party chairman, Winston-Salem origin, and the second titled Textile Workers Voice. The Erwin president is not specified.

Durham Erwin Cotton Mills Textile Workers Union of America C.I Communist Party Erwin W. Robert Murray T.W.U.A Murray Junius Scales University of North Carolina Winston-Salem Winston- Salem Textile Workers Voice Textile Workers Section

Textile workers union circular attacks leadership and pushes worker action

A monthly circular circulated among Erwin textile workers disavows the union’s blame for a “rotten mess” and urges rank and file to organize resistance to increased workloads and speedups. It criticizes TWUA President Emil Rieve and national leaders, cites Lenin, and cites the Chinese Communist victory as a model for workers to own mills collectively.

Ed Monthly Erwin Workers Monthly Emil Rieve T.W.U.A Lenin China Red Forces

Speakership Race In North Carolina House Foresees 1951 Decision

Raleigh reports a shifting race for the 1951 speaker of the North Carolina House. Seven veterans and potential leaders including O O Mull, Kerr Scott, Bill Hatch, Arch Allen, Fred Royster, Frank Taylor, Alonzo Edwards and Larry Moore Wilson are watched as weeks unfold. Royster and Taylor head key committees. Allen and Hatch face regional intrigue. Edwards and Moore remain cautious. The outcome hinges on limited weeks as younger members may emerge or veterans reassert dominance.

Raleigh House of Representatives Kerr Scott North Carolina O. M. Mull House John Kerr Oscar Richardson Tom Pearsall Kerr Craige Ramsay Barkis Willin Bill Hatch Arch Allen Wake Fred Royster Vance Frank Taylor Wayne Alonzo Edwards Greene Larry Moore Wilson Royster Taylor Allen Edwards Hatch Moore Senate Bryant-Ward

Old Plank Road Uncovered In Winston-Salem

The discovery of a ten foot wide plank road section five feet underground at South Main Street and Park Avenue sparks debate. local experts propose it as a bridge over a mill race or an auxiliary route connected to the Fayetteville Bethania plank road.

Winston-Salem Pfohl Douglas L. Rights The Wachovia Reid Holder

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