NLRB Isms Attacked Before Industrial Convention
Southern States Industrial Council hears a keynote on threats to liberty from Rep. Dies via telephone and Rep. Ramspeck calls for reform of the Wagner Act administration. Ernest B. Norris of Southern Railway warns against propaganda affecting South freight rates. Kemp P. Lewis elected to council executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLRB
Southern Rail
Ernest B. Norris
Southern Railway System
South
Co. C. Shepherd
Clarks
FE. J. McMillan
Knoxville, Tenn
Kemp P. Lewis
Durham
Snowstorm Delays Virginia Tobacco Markets Across State
A heavy snowstorm blocked tobacco movement to Virginia markets, likely yielding light sales for the week. Tuesday’s figures show Market Lynchburg 333,466 pounds at 11.32, Farmville 206,628 at 11.06, Blackstone 186,968 at 12.36, Danville 305,330 at 9.40, South Boston 138,892 at 11, Petersburg 25,440 at 9.10.
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Richmond
Virginia
Lynchburg
Farmville
Blackstone
Danville
South Boston
South Hill
Sir Petersburg
Tour of Beef Cattle Farms Set for Week of Jan 29
L. I Case of the North Carolina State College Extension Service announced a tour of 22 beef cattle farms in Eastern and Piedmont North Carolina during the week of January 29. The tour begins at Elizabeth City and offers insight for new and prospective livestock producers on herd management and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Case
N. C. State College Extension Service
Piedmont
North Carolina
Elizabeth City
Sheef
Raleigh Candidate J M Broughton to Speak at Founders Day Banquet
J M Broughton of Raleigh, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, will address the Junior Chamber of Commerce Founders Day banquet in Lenoir tonight. The event highlights the party candidate’s visit and local civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir
J. M. Broughton
Raleigh
Chamber of Commerce
Schools to reopen in Goldsboro after influenza closure
Municipal health and school authorities tentatively set Monday for the reopening of city schools in Goldsboro after they closed January 17 due to an influenza epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Charlottean Chosen Bishop
The Rev. John Long Jackson of St. Martin's Church Charlotte North Carolina was elected bishop of Louisiana by the diocese council. He will decide on acceptance after a trip to New Orleans. Jackson, 55, has led St. Martin's since 1914 and was born in Baltimore, ordained 1908 and 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John Long Jackson
St. Martin's Church
Charlotte
N. C
Louisiana
Council of the
Diocese of
Jackson
James Craig Morris
Noble C. Powell
Washington, D. C
Washington
Baltimore
Detective Byrd Recovers Forgery Suspect in Local Jail Break
Huntington West Virginia Detective W R Byrd released D H Wellman after a baseless minor charge. Wellman then signed Byrd’s name and cashed a check at a nearby restaurant, leading to new forgery charges and re-arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
W. R Byrd
D. H. Wellman
Wellman
Byrd
Odd Tales From Small Towns And City Beat Snippets
A string of brief items reports odd finds in Rehoboth Beach and playful anecdotes from Shawnee and Los Angeles, including a man finding a horseshoe and money, student preachers hearing their own sermons, a police officer earning extra pay, and ducks feasting at a Nebraska farm prompting a scarecrow countermeasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Okla
Oklahoma Baptist University
Deputy Sheriff Seeks Lost Star Found in Cow Stomach
A Milwaukee deputy sheriff who lost his star will recover it at the Equity Livestock Co operative Association stockyards after it was found in the stomach of a slaughtered cow. The rest is miscellaneous trivia on bears and microbes from the National Library in Stockholm.
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Milk Way
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Equity Livestock Co-operative Association
Britain and America Rights in Diplomatic Tug of War
Dewitt Mackenzie reflects on tensions between Britain and the United States over naval blockades and shipping, noting Hull's protest to Britain and recalling WWI experiences. He argues for neutral conduct and warns of escalating incidents as nations in conflict exercise hard power. North Carolina reports 42 bridges in use.
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Britain
Hull
America
Gibraltar
London
United States
England
Germany
Woodrow Wilson
France
Austria
Walter Hines Page
Funeral Services for Elijah Shadd Set Thursday
Elijah Shadd of 113 Perry Street died suddenly Monday morning. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at St. Mark Methodist Church. Also on Friday the Master Singers perform at Emanuel Baptist Church at 8 PM. A basketball game between William Penn High and Atkins High in Winston-Salem was cancelled for this evening. The High Point Professional Men's Club met at 8 Kf Burford’s on Kivett Drive to review committee reports and discuss a local housing project with a Monday night call meeting announced by Dr. Wilson.
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Elwah Shadd
Elijah Shadd
Perry Street
St. Mark Methodist Church
William Penn High School
Atkins High School
Winston- Salem
High Point
Kf. Burford
Kivett Drive
Prominent Clinton Family Member Dies From Crash Injuries
Kerr Jack 28 of Clinton died at a hospital from injuries after his car failed to negotiate a curve near Warsaw Monday night. Bill David Hines of Clinton suffered serious head injuries and remained hospitalized. Kerr was the son of the late Dr. J. D. Kerr of Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qctiveville
Jack Kerr
Clinton
Warsaw
Bill David Hines
Kerr
J. D. Kerr
Cape Hatteras Storm Threat Looms Off Atlantic City
Weather Bureau warns of a wide and intense storm moving northeast from 150 miles east of Virginia Capes. The storm is expected to bring increasing winds from the north to northwest this afternoon and tonight as it tracks toward the north Atlantic.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras-Atlantic City
Virginia Capes
Atlantic Refining Tanker Albert Hill Steering Gear Failure
Mackay Radio Marine reported an Atlantic Refining Co tanker the Albert Hill breaking steering gear about 150 miles southeast of Norfolk Virginia. Lloyds lists the 7115 ton tanker registered in Philadelphia and Coast Guard ships answered the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mackay Radio Marine
Atlantic Refining Co
Albert Hill
Norfolk
Lloyd's
Philadelphia
Mackay
Coast Guard
House Extends Dies Committee to Probe Un-American Activities
The House approved a one year extension for the Dies Committee to investigate un-American activities by a 245 to 21 vote. Officials speculated the inquiry budget could run from 75 000 to as high as 100 000 for the year. Marcantonio charged the move as weakening labor rights while Hoffman urged record expungement of a controversial statement linking Dies to a Christian Front collaborator.
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Washington
House
Dies Committee
Dies
Teo. Marcantonio
Al-Ny
Chamber
Rep
Thomas
R-Nj
Hoffman
R-Mich
Hook
D-Mich
Christian Front
At Least 52 Missing From Italian Liner Orazio
Genoa reports show 52 or more people missing after the Orazio burned off the French coast. Italian officials fear the loss could reach 100 as rescue boats ferried survivors to Marseille. The ship had 643 listed passengers and crew, with 12 Germans removed earlier and a fuel blast turning the liner into a blaze.
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Genoa
Orazio
Italian Line
Marseille
Conte Biancamano
Colombo
Mediterranean
Child Star Shirley Temple on Growing Up as Actress and Parent
Shirley Temple writes about her future in The High Point Enterprise. She says she wants to grow up, become an actress, marry and have a lot of children, and notes she cannot be a G-Man as she grows into a woman. She emphasizes growing up is inevitable and not exciting.
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Shirley Temple
High Point Enterprise
America
Shirley
NEA
British Trawler New Haven Reported Lost
The British trawler New Haven, overdue by a week, is reported lost with nine crew members. Relatives were informed that hope cannot be sustained.
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London
New Haven
North Carolina Mental Hygiene Society Set to Meet Feb 16
Durham report notes the North Carolina Mental Hygiene Society will hold its meeting in Durham on February 16 with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
The
North Carolina Mental Hygiene Society
Implement dealers to meet Greensboro banquet
Greensboro on January 25 will host a banquet for North Carolina implement dealers. The event gathers local dealers and officials to discuss distribution and farming equipment needs.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
March Clubs Schedule Convention Set for February 9
Greensboro district convention of March Clubs announced for February 9. Meeting details indicate a statewide gathering organized by local chapter leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
All-Vegetable Laxative Promises Gentle Relief
Advertisement touts BLACK-DRAUGHT as an all-vegetable laxative to ease constipation. It claims overnight action with gentle, spicy ingredients and notes 40 doses for 25 cents.
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Un-American Committee
Atlanta
National Labor Relations Board
Southern States Industrial Council
Matl Les Lilwasy
House Committee On un-American Activities
United Front
Xxx
Orange
Tex
Robert Ramspeck
Virginia Marts
Charlottean
Louisiana Episcopal Churches
Morris
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Frederick G. Vogel, Jr
Dprad-Ryve
Los Angeles
L. A
Stewart
C. B. Douglass
Douglass
National Library
Stockholm
Capudine
Old Man River
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Memphis
Tenn
BY Dewitt MacKenzie
John Bull
John
State Department
North Caroline
Mkenzie
Emanuel
Emanuel Baptist Church
Gibati-Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Australia
Omaha
Nebr
John Cavanaugh
BE. L. Hecht
Vail
Iowa
Sues Love Cult
Irma Weber
Eve
Henry Sorge
Cape Hatteras
Atlantioc
Vonarch
DODGE
Horace G.ilderton, Inc
Commerce and
Willowbrook Streets
High Point, N. G
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