Code Of Fair Competition For The Cotton Textile Industry
The document defines the cotton textile industry for recovery era coding under Title 1 of the National Industrial Recovery Act. It sets definitions for industry, employees, productive machinery, and effective date, establishes wage rates by region, caps weekly hours, restricts minor employment, and requires quarterly certified reports on wages hours and equipment use to monitor compliance. It outlines reporting on wages and hours, machinery data, and shifts for mills with spindles and looms.
Cotton Textile Industry Code Provisions and Agency Roles
A lengthy excerpt outlines the Cotton Textile Institute as the reporting and coordination agency under the National Industrial Recovery Act. It details duties for production reporting, standardization, and cooperation with agencies like the Cotton Textile Industry Committee and American/National Cotton Manufacturers Associations. It also specifies recommendations on reporting, machinery registration, licensing certificates, working hours, price practices, distress merchandise, credit access, and enforcement, plus President’s overriding authority to modify code terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Textile Institute
Broadway
New York City
Cotton Textile Industry Committee
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
United States
Mechanicsville Juniors Install New Officers
Mechanicsville junior group Council 347 of the C U A M installed its new officers for the term. H O Hayworth of Guilford council served as installation officer. New officers include W R Hobson councilor Paul Swanson vice councilor K L Shipwash recording secretary C Schulteise first assistant recording secretary John K Wimberley second assistant recording secretary J W Montgomery treasurer C A Ring financial secretary S E Montgomery chaplain W C Montgomery warden R L Briggs conductor A J Payne inside sentinel J A Galimore outside sentinel Paul Swanson publicity director C B Welch junior past councilor Paul Swanson 18 months trustee K L Shipwash and W C Montgomery state representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsville Wr. C. U. A. M
H. O. Hayworth
Guilford Council
W. R. Hobson
Paul Swanson
K. L. Shipwash
C. Schulteise
John K. Wimberley
J. W. Montgomery
C. A. Ring
S. E. Montgomery
W. C. Montgomery
R. L. Briggs
A. J. Payne
Inside Sentinel
J. A. Galimore
Outside Sentinel
C. B. Welch
Mr. Hayworth
Juniors Debate High Ideals and Temperance
In High Point the Juniors backed the ordinance of high ideals they hold sacred. Mr Lackey from Park Council Charlotte echoed the temperance message urging members to avoid liquor dealers. He noted the Junior order as a pioneer group opposed to accepting those who sell liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackey
Park Council
Charlotte
Mr. Hayworth
Junior Order
Farmer's Barn Burns in Tyro Township
In Tyro township near Tyro, John Lamb’s barn burned early this morning. Several farm animals tools grain and feed were destroyed. A possible incendiary act is suspected and bloodhounds tracked the trail but no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
John Lamb
Tyro Township
Commerce licenses show 18 457 pilots and 7 004 aircraft active
On April 1 this year the U S Department of Commerce reported 18 457 pilots and 7 004 aircraft held active licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Commerce
Air mail costs cut delivery to remote Canadian regions
The government states air delivery now costs about one cent per letter in remote areas, replacing dog teams, canoes, and river steamers formerly used to reach these communities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
National Industrial Recovery Act
Chicago
Leif Erickson
Mrs. Smithers
Mr. Jones
Jones
North State Telephone Co
General Motors
Beeson Hardware CO
N. Main
Mechanicsville
Tyro Sections
Ana
Bradfield
Atlanta
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