Unionism Or Oblivion in Labor Rift Over Martin
In Detroit on January 25 the CIO United Auto Workers confronts a crisis asMartin faces suspension and possible split with leaders Hillman and Murray backing the anti Martin faction. The row centers on dual unionism and recognition, with Martin vowing to fight the CIO allies and potentially lead a separate federation.
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Auto Union
Lewis
Ican Federation of Labor
Artin
Hillman Murray
Bethel Holiness Church Meetings With Speakers
A series of religious meetings at Bethel Holiness Church of God 600 East High Street continues with Rev. R Camp as speaker on Wednesday. Elder F B Kearse speaks Thursday. Friday features seals explained by speakers. Saturday hosts the North Carolina Holiness union meeting starting 10:30 am with Rev. Kearse delivering the introductory sermon. Sunday includes Sunday school at 10 am and sermons by Rev Ingram and Rev Ett from Winston-Salem at 2 pm.
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F. B. Kearse
Turday
North Carolina
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Rev.&. Bett
Winston-Salem
Oak Grove hosts Sunday musical program by Royal Kings and White Pine Gospel Singers
Oak Grove Congregational Christian church will host a Sunday afternoon program at 3 o'clock sponsored by the church missionary society. The Royal Kings quartet of this city and the White Pine Gospel Singers of Winston-Salem will perform. All are welcome.
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Oak Grove
Royal Kings Quartet
White Pine Gospel Singers
Wintson-Salem
Oak Grove Congregational Christian Church
The
Missionary Society of the Church
Alberta’s vast land area under cultivation to rise
About 18 million of 76 million acres in Alberta, Canada, are currently cultivated, leaving a large portion of arable land undeveloped. The statistic highlights potential for expansion in agricultural development within the province.
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Province of
Alberta
Canada
Malowan Dominates Regency Club Bridge Session
Kenney On Bridge at Regency Club shows Malowan’s aggressive play with long suit bidding. He wins key clubs and diamonds, forcing West to concede, missing a chance to save the contract through unblocking diamonds and favorable dummy leads.
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West
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Duke Duke Blue Devils Rose Bowl Film Draws Local Crowd
More than 500 people packed the Thomasville High School auditorium for a free showing of the Rose Bowl football game between Duke and Southern California. The event featured pre and post game scenes and color footage of Pasadena floats, with emphasis on Duke star Willard Perdue and remarks by I G Greer and Charley Duke.
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Thomasville
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Southern California
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Salisbury
Lexington
High Point
Greensboro
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Pasadena
Willard
Bob” Perdue
Blue Devils
California
I. G. Greer
Mills Home
Charley Duke
Permit for Station Washington Broadcast Authority
Permit granted to Eastern Carolina Broadcasting Company to build a radio station at Washington. Approval covers construction and operation under regulatory authority as of January 25. Details specify site, power, and licensing compliance.
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Eastern Carolina Broadcasting Company
Chicago Produce Report Delivers Butter and Egg Prices
Chicago dispatch reports butter at 778,834 steady, eggs weak with fresh graded extras local 16 cents, firsts local 15 to 16 cents, other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
North Carolina House News and Personalities
Young Nancy G. Bost named youngest honorary page in the North Carolina House. Dean Schaub urges more state funds for agricultural research. Lawmakers push absentee ballot repeal across counties. Liquor debates dominate committee time as Dry counties face changes. Tensions rise as legislators speed up amid assignations of anti New Deal sentiment among publishers and editors.
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North Carolina
Press Institute
Chapel Hill
Wilmington mayor seeks tax cut on firearm dealers
Mayor Tom Cooper urged the finance committee to lower taxes on male dealers, but members did not recommend a reduction. Jimmie Scott of North Wilkesboro, seven feet three inches tall, size 19 shoe and 265 pounds, surveyed the legislature Tuesday.
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Democratic Party
Tom Cooper
Wilmington
Finance Committee
Jimmie Scott
North Wilkesboro
Fair aids seek tax cuts for carnivals and expositions
Dr J B Dorton, director of the State Fair, urged the finance committee to cut carnival taxes to help small fairs. He said Cleveland County fair could cope with the proposed tax, but community expositions could not, even if it meant his own tax increase.
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J. 8. Dorton
Cleveland County
First Joint Finance Hearing Focuses On Levy Proposals
The first meeting of the joint finance committee this week eyed a proposed higher levy on ABC stores and a tax on mule dealers. Carnival businesses received 15 minutes of discussion while the fate of the other topics remained uncertain.
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Joint Finance Committee
ABC
Lobby power in Raleigh drives North Carolina education story
Publication Sunday features the North Carolina Education Association building and its 17,000 member teachers, highlighting its influence in Raleigh. The piece notes the Third House dynamic with petroleum tobacco and power lobbies opposing or supporting anti-diversion tax ideas as lawmakers seek new general fund revenue.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Education Association
Tobacco
Sylishly Stout
Jule Warren
Tucker
Sales Tax Lobbyers Note Limited Funds From Members
In a January 13 letter to Fair Tax Association members J Paul Leonard says he cannot remain in Raleigh to lobby against the tax due to insufficient expense money. A mailed statement to over 100 members drew only seven checks totaling 37.50.
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J. Paul Leonard
Fair Tax Association
Raleigh
Wilmington Mule Dealers Lead Pro Test in Raleigh
Tom Cooper of Wilmington led mule dealers in Raleigh on Monday protesting the sales tax on horses and mules and opposing liquor tax increases. As a non legislator he argues against all taxes and for all appropriations, noting he need not help raise funds.
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Wilmington
Tom Cooper
Raleigh
Thomas
Tree frog changes color in about twenty minutes
The tree frog can shift from a dark hue to a light one in roughly 20 minutes. This rapid color change demonstrates the species' adaptive camouflage behavior.
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