Wildlife bills spark second major North Carolina legislative clash
In Raleigh on January 30 the legislature faced a new battle over creating a North Carolina wildlife resources commission. Rep W H McDonald and Sen John C Rodman introduced bills backed by the Wildlife Federation, with 70 House and 17 Senate signatories. Debate hinges on committee support and a potential minority report under the gag rule.
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Mill Workers Prepare For Showdown
Greensboro based labor dispute escalates as 1500 workers seek 15 cent hourly raise at Proximity Cotton Mills and Print Works. CIO TWUA votes strike after Feb 23 if demands unmet. Emil Rieve and Herman Cone clash over a 7 percent offer amid altered bargaining. Pollution of citations noted for Guadalcanal Tarawa Saipan-Tinian divisions.
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Juno Rantane
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Haw River
Mineola Manufacturing Company
Gibsonville
Weed Prices Show Advance on Old Belt Tobacco Markets
Price advances were reported across most grades on old belt flue-cured tobacco markets with gains from $1 to $82 per hundred. Low orange colored leaf rose $4 while cutters gained though some lug grades fell $2 to $3. Tuesday’s gross sales totaled 1,295,010 pounds at $33.07 average. Durham reported 124,280 pounds at $32.72.
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Violations Of Labor Laws Revealed In December Inspections
In Raleigh on January 30 state chief inspector Lewis Sorrell reported that December inspections of 479 businesses employing 14 865 workers found 618 labor and safety violations and 675 compliant actions. Eight establishments faced complaints. seven violations substantiated and corrected. Back wages totaling 10 803 94 were paid by 23 firms to 221 employees.
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Lewis Sorrell
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Sorrell
Colored Legion Auxiliary Meets Friday at Richardson Home
The Ladies Auxiliary unit B of John McLean Post 196 American Legion will meet Friday at 816 Martin Street at 7 p.m. Members urged to attend.
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Day Street
Dog Delivers Four Pups En Route to Shelter
In Upper Darby Pennsylvania a German shepherd found by police while being transported to an animal refuge gave birth to four puppies. All pups and mother are reported fine.
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