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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1937

Page

3

Sasser Strangely Cast In Role of Workers Alliance Chief

Washington dispatch describes vid Laeser as again leading a unemployed workers movement. Laeser an engineer and MIT graduate heads the Workers Alliance claiming over 100000 members in 43 states amid protests at state legislatures for employ protection and WPA pay scale changes. He has a checkered career including World War I gas injury and a 1932 Socialist run for Congress.

Sasser Workers’ Alliance NEA Service Washington Vid Laeser Work* Alliance Massachusetts’ Institute of Chuoloxy France Hoover Laseer Works’ Alliance Madison Wis Trenton J Harrisburg Spring- Id Ill Columbus, CO Otkers’ Alliance Lasser I. T New York Udo-Scientific Posal Moon Congress Norman Thomas WPA Alliance White House American Federation of Labor Workers’ Committee

Workers' Alliance leader Lasser advocates relief reform

Lasser, head of the Workers' Alliance, defends his movement as a labor effort aiming to win living wages and better relief standards. He notes ties to Communist-linked councils but denies political aims, while asserting the alliance seeks self liquidation via providing jobs and resisting relief cuts.

New York City Lasser Eastern Federation of Unemployed Benjamin Herbert Benjamin Communist Party Washington Workers’ Alliance Farmer-Labor Congress United Front Farmer-Labor Party Roosevelt Alliance New York

Diverse Demand Boosts Retail Trade in Week say Dan & Bradstreet

The weekly business review notes weather driven demand widening across regions with promotions lifting sales 2 to 5 percent from last week and 10 to 18 percent from the year earlier. Reorders for spring and inventory refresh helped, while dry goods shortages and belt tightness in woolen goods constrained certain markets. Condors cannot fly until six months old. some birds begin before hatching.

New York Dan & Bradstreet Weekly Review of Business New England Middle West Eastern Northwest South Southwest Pacific Coast

Duo Pianists Malcolm and Godden Bring New Two-Piano Transcriptions

Malcolm and Godden, famed duo-pianists, perform Monday at 8 30 PM in the Junior High School as the Cooperative Concert association’s second program. They treat two pianos as an independent medium with new sounds, featuring organ transcriptions and original variations including a humorous "Turkey in the Straw" encore that drew cheers in New York. Out-of-town guests may buy door tickets. local season-ticket holders have priority.

Malcolm Godden Cooperative Concert Association Town Hall New York C. F. Tomlinson

Dr J E Slate Heard By Lions At Club Meeting

Dr J E Slate of Los Angeles son of local physician spoke to the High Point Lions last night about his Hollywood and Alaska experiences. He described filming for Mutiny on the Bounty and a near drowning on a sinking barge, plus a Alaskan oil field stay and a perilous plane crash. Also noted were Lions convention plans by Tom Williams and ladies night preparations by W T Tice. Glenn R Ward presided.

J. E. Slate Los Angeles Calif J. W. Slate Hollywood Alaska High Point Lions Club Slate Marvin L. Slate Tulane University Dr Slate United States Tom Williams Charlotte W. T. Tice Glenn R. Ward

Clemency sought for R J Riggs in Raleigh case

Durham man R O Everett seeks clemency for High Point resident R J Riggs serving one year in state prison for occupying a room for immoral purposes. The parole request was informal to Parole Commissioner Edwin M Gill. Riggs, known for a crucifixion stunt at his filling station, has a history of court appearances over alimony and other issues. His four children are reportedly in Durham.

R. 0. Everett Durham R. J. Riggs High Point Raleigh Edwin M. Gill Riggs Gill

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Martha Oakley Hanes, N. C David Lasser S. Main Brilliant DR. J. E Slate LIONS Civic Club Philadelphia Woodbury’s Lis Magnesia Lucky Tiger Phillip Vitalis Fletcher William Chase Sanborn
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