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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1939

Page

20

Auto Union Civil War Threatens Auto Industry Labor Rift

Impending battles in law courts and local unions threaten the automo tive industry with its sharpest labor problem since 1937 sit-down strikes. Two factions claim official status over the CIO UAW, contests over contracts, the UAW name, and its treasury, with nearly 400 000 workers involved.

Detroit Young Automobile Workers Automotive CIO United Automobile Workers UAW

High School Orchestra Concert Amid UAW factional Turmoil

A school auditorium hosts a high school orchestra concert as labor tensions unfold. UAW factional fighting leads to suspensions and an impeachment attempt of President Homer Martin with CIO leaders calling the dispute a union matter, not CIO policy. Allan Haywood Hugh Thompson and others arrive for strategy meetings in Pittsburgh with Philip Murray as the row continues.

Homer Martin Walter N. Wells anti-Martin CIO Martin Congress of Industrial Organizations UAW Allan Haywood New York Hugh Thompson Buffalo R. J. Thomas Desmond Garst Pittsburgh Philip Murray Thomas Garst

Market Jottings Sees Dealers Gather for Two Weeks of Activity

The article notes a steady stream of furniture dealers, manufacturers, and photographers converging in High Point for two weeks of busy buying, socializing, and market stories. Names like Jack Shepherd Tom Gilliam and Robinson from Chattanooga appear among regular attendees as anticipation builds for frenzied activity and lively business.

Jack Shepherd Tom Gilliam Golfer Statesville Moore Boys High Point

Prohibition Law Violators Dominate County Court Calendar

Court calendar highlights numerous cases under prohibition laws including J H Jones Lon Morrison L C Loflin Lucille Boges and Ross Campbell for various infractions. Also listed are cases of gambling disorder illegal lotteries vagrancy and operating a gambling house with names like J B Gibson R J Holt and others scheduled for Wednesday January 25.

J. H. Jones Lon Morrison Tom Malpass L. C. Loflin Lucille Boges Ross Campbell J. B. Gibson R. J. Holt Clay Mathews Ben Vaughn Bill Riven Victoria Wright Wilford Farrin

Rags To Riches Theme Reappears On Broadway Wealth

A New York Times report recalls sudden fortune on Broadway as Winthrope Wayne inherits part of Colonel Ruppert’s estate worth up to 70 million dollars, plus 500000 outright. The feature links prior cases including Edna Elliott, Rosa Lie Kniskern, Libby Holman and Howard Deitz in dramatic rises and tragedies.

New York Broadway Winthrope Wayne Jacob Ruppert New York Yankees George M. Cohan Will Rogers Springfield Mass Horatio Alger Edna Elliott William J. Reilly Rosalie Kniskern Miss Kniskern Cincinnati Libby Holman Howard Deitz Deitz Smith Reynolds

Local Court Lists Wide Range of Indictments and Jurors

The term's docket includes charges such as reckless driving no license speeding assault and larceny plus prohibition violations and prostitution related cases. Jurors named include A Coke Cecil D L Culler S P Chandler C Frank Williams S T Buie and many others.

Fred Simpson Horace Lee Garvin Gains Goins Percy Graves Chester Halton Melton Porteat A. Coke Cecil D. L. Culler Ss. P. Chandler C. Frank Williams S. T. Buie R. Styers H. L. Teer W. H. Mann W. E. McAllister D.A. Covington Henry Nance C. H. Willard C. A. Yow Chester Green E. T. Wood I. C. Hunt David M. White E.L. Johnson J. R. Stone B. Clay Hayworth M. 5 Maley R. ™. Branch

City Outlines Four Alternatives If Plant Capacity Is Exceeded

The plan presents four options including a diesel plant with four 2 500 kilowatt units and heavy investment totaling about 1 220 000. Combined annual costs reach 615 050 for diesel plus hydro, or 6.83 mills per kilowatt hour, versus 6.50 mills for hydro alone. Alternate three would require 43 500 000 kilowatt hours at 544 940 plus delivery costs at 7.385 mills per kilowatt hour, still within hydro project energy costs.

Knox

William Penn High discusses 12th grade plan

An assembly at William Penn High School featured a panel explaining the 6-2-2 7-5 and 8-4 12th grade plans and their merits. Students asked questions as panelists clarified the proposed addition to North Carolina’s public school system. Bishop Brown to preach at St Marks and attend conference through Tuesday.

Wm. Penn Council William Penn High School North Carolina Harry L. Palso Willams Isaac Counts Abadiah Williams Irene Martin Otis Wells J. L. Sims Robert Williamson John Nixon Clarence Haizlip Bishop Brown St. Marks Wallace E. Brown Chattanooga Tenn Methodist Episcopal Church St. Marks Methodist Episcopal Church St Mark's

Masquerade Club Gather At Torrence Home

All Masque rade social members are asked to meet at Andrew Torrence's Burns Hill home on Wednesday at 8 30 p m. President Edward Torrence calls the meeting.

Andrew Torrence Burns Hill Edward Torrence

Local Boy Rucker Turns Pro in Pittsburgh Ring

Johnny Rucker, longtime Pittsburgh resident, has turned professional in boxing. The former Pittsburgh Sun Telegram Diamond Belt novice champion won a judges nod over Joe Pohaskey of McKees Rock, Pa, as he climbs the ranks in Smoky City boxing.

Smoky City Johnny Rucker Pittsburgh Rucker Pittsburgh Sun- Telegram Joe Pohaskey McKees Rock

Mrs Lilly Bell Jenkins Returns Home From New York Visit

Mrs Lilly Bell Jenkins travels from New York City to Owens street to care for her ill sister Mrs S Reed. Both women are daughters of Mrs Rosa Sweat who has also returned home to Owens street after a period away.

Lilly Bell Jenkins Owens Street New York City S. Reed Rosa Sweat

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness

Please accept my grateful thanks for the kindness extended to me during my recent illness.

Gratefully Acknowledges Flowers and Sympathy

Ollis Alford and family express gratitude for flowers and kind expressions of sympathy.

Ollis Alford and Family

Tire Patches and Honey Production Shifts Mentioned

The article warns against relying on tire patches for strength and notes a shift in honey production from Ontario to Manitoba in 1987, with Manitoba ranking first in Canadian honey output.

Ontario Dominion of Canada Manitoba

Tire pressure impacts mileage per gasoline drop

Tests show that for every ten pounds below normal tire pressure, mileage from gasoline falls eight percent.

Canadian Provinces Lead Cheese Production Says Report

Alberta British Columbia Ontario and Quebec are highlighted as leading Canadian cheese producers in a recent report. The study emphasizes cooperative dairy practices and regional processing facilities driving output in these provinces.

Alberta British Columbia Ontario Quebec

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Auto Union High Point High School Symphony Orchestra Virginia Frank Mary Helen Daves Serena Riser John Wilson Edward Knight Clark Wilson Virginia Butner Norma Cook Annie Lee Hicks Carlene Ellison Vernon Best Frankie Meyers Catherine N. Main St Central Kk Dreavery Comeeans West Broad Street Hi-Lo Coal City Fuel CO Charles F. Blake Park Street Miles Hudson Packard Service East Commerce St Snow Lumber Co Commerce Security Bank Bldg White Way By Mark Barron Miss Wayne Helen Winthrope Weyant Colonel Ruppert Reilly North Street Angeline Rhinehardt Burrus Memorial Hospital Gordon Lee Starks Leonard Street Annibelle Simpson Rock Hill S. C Olivia L. Johnson Philadelphia Cora L. Evans Kivett Drive L. B. Kearns Hilltop Street Robert Alexander Knoxville, Tenn Luther B. Kearns Personale H. T. Starr Cedron Ave E. Lexington Whiteoak Atlantic Ins. & Realty Co Aua W.C. Brown Shoe Shop North Wrenn Street Abbott, Proctor & Paine New York Stock Exchange New York Cotton Exchange New York Curb Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Otis D. Phillips I W Ieee Eood System Industrial Bank Ren North Main Street Damp Wash Service Ae Usave Money
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