Clothing Firm Fights To Hold Blue Eagle
IL Brief and Bro Inc, Baltimore clothing manufacturers, sue General Hugh S Johnson and federal officials to prevent depriving them of the Blue Eagle for not raising wages. They charge the recovery act and code are unconstitutional and claim authorities threaten boycott and deny court appeals. The suit notes the Blue Eagle is an unlawfully created emblem used to enforce administrative rulings.
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Baltimore
Brief and Bro., Inc
Hugh S. Johnson
Blue Eagle
San Francisco General Strike Echoes Across West Coast
The San Francisco general strike committee endorses arbitration to end the 100000 worker walkout that paralyzed 1.3 million people. 300 alleged radicals were rounded up as National Guardsmen backed police while unions push for federal mediation and shipowners face possible public backlash.
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National Guardsmen
San Francisco
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Berkeley
P. A. Donaghue
New
National Labor Reference Board
Washington
United States
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Portland
Ore
Wagner
Julius L. Meier
Oregon
San Francisco’ General Strike Committee
Labor Temple
John A. O’connell
Central Labor Council
Roosevelt
Maritime Union
Harry Bridges
Thomas G. Plant
O. K. Cushing
Edward Vandeleur
California
Seattle
I. A. Sandingen
Clarence D. Martin
Spokane
Albert Leslie
Matthew Brady
Housing Problems Will Be Topic of Socialist Meeting
A paper by Jack Fies, corre sponding secretary of the North Carolina Socialist party, will be read tonight at 7 30 o clock at the weekly discussion meeting in the Socialist hall at 116 12 East Washington street. It was on The longshoremen s demand announced today.
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Jack Fies
North Carolina
Socialist Party
Socialist Hall
East Washington Street
Spring Cleaning Unearths Old Cash Hidden Behind Drawer
Henderson July 18. W A Newman a merchant after years of spring cleaning found a drawer from his cash register containing a 1928 check for 2.87 and a 1927 check for 15. The find also included nearly 1 in small change and five old style 81 bills. The checks were from J W Johnson who now lives in Pennsylvania.
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Henderson
W. A. Newman
J. W. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Newman
Langer Defies Court as North Dakota Moves on
Langer maintains martial law amid a special legislative session with forces in control of both chambers. Observers fear a clash with the state supreme court after a writ halting his term. Federal troops were considered but no action taken as Olson and officials await developments.
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Langer
Fort Lincoln
Olson
State Supreme Court
North Dakota Officials Not Requesting Federal Troops
The War Department has not received any request from Lieut. Gov. Ole H. Olson or other North Dakota officials to dispatch federal troops due to Gov. William Langer's refusal to surrender his office. Officials said they would not comment on potential actions if a request arrived. Federal troops are stationed around Bismarck at Fort Lincoln and further near Fort Snelling Fort Meade Sturgis and Fort Meade.
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War Department
Ole H. Olson
North Dakota
William Langer
Fort Lincoln
Bismarck
Fort Snelling
Een
Fort Meade
Sturgis
Thomas C. Swain Rites Held for 62-Year-Old at Marlboro
Funeral services for Thomas C. Swain age 62 were held Tuesday at 2 PM from Old Union M E church. He died Sunday evening at his New Market township home after months of ill health. Interment followed in Marlboro cemetery. Pallbearers included F O Johnson Joe Wall Will Coltrane Milton Small Samuel Wall and John Beeson. Flowers were carried by several local women.
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Thomas C. Swain
New Market Township
Old Union M. E
H. H. Robbins
B. B. Bulla
Marlboro Friends Church
Marlboro
Messrs
J. M. Fentress
Walter Gray
R. S&s. Davis
John Welborn
Randolph Pair Debt Composition Filed In Greenboro Court
C R Frazier and wife Mary Frazier of 87 acre New Market township farm in Randolph County filed in U S district court at Greensboro for authority to effect a composition with creditors or extended payment time. Assets total 1 925 with land valued 1500 and personal property 425 liabilities 3030 mainly from two mortgages. Judge Johnson J Hayes directed the matter be placed with Bruce Craven of Trinity, appointed conciliation commissioner last week.
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C. R. Frazier
Mary Frazier
New Market
Randolph County
United States District Court
Greensboro
Johnson J. Hayes
Bruce Craven
Trinity
Monarchs Hear TF Erosion Work
Dr J H Stallings and Charles H Flory spoke at the Monarch club luncheon outlining a soil erosion control program for city lake property. The project aims to preserve the city water supply, with erosion threatening destruction in 40 years.
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Soil Erosion Service
Charles H. Flory
Soil Group
Monarch Club
A. H. Holton
Chamber of Commerce and Civic Clubs
Joseph OD. Cox
Charles W. Perry
J. W. Lindsay
Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Idol
Rotary Club
Lewis EB. Teague
Civitan Club
Holton
Lions Club
Dr. Stallings
Flory
J. E.Millis Named Welfare Chairman to Succeed Porter
J E Mills named welfare chairman to replace Porter as city council approves abandonment and sale of Phillips and Pine street intersection to the city in exchange for release from liability on a track strip. City manager to place track under state highway commission for English street widening. Grayson resident L J Jones commends Grimes street playground and urges supervised playgrounds. playground directors appointed. Attending: Mayor C S Grayson, City Manager E M Knox, Council members Powell Sechrest Williamson Lewis.
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Phillips
Pine Streets
State Highway Commission
English Street
L. J. Jones
Grayson Street
Grimes Street
Parks and Playgrounds Commission
Jones
C. S. Grayson
E. M. Knox
Powell
Sechrest
Williamson
Lewis
Commemorative Stamp Issued for Old Faithful Geyser
The post office department announces a 5 cent national park stamp featuring Old Faithful Geyser Yellowstone. It goes on sale July 30 at Yellowstone park and later at other post offices. Collectors may request first day covers by mail to Yellowstone Park or purchase from the Philatelic Agency in Washington DC.
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Post Office Department
National Park
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Philatelic Agency
Washington, D. Cc
Large Shipment of Field Seeds For Erosion Work
A large shipment of field seeds for erosion work arrives at High Point for warehousing and distribution to cooperating farmers. The canhightnett includes 106,000 pounds of lespedera and 30,000 pounds of red top grass, suited for strip cropping and permanent pastures. Dr. J H Stallings of the soil erosion service notes plans for larger quantities and broad use beyond erosion prevention.
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Deep River
Government Soil Conservation Agency
J. H. Stallings
Soil Erosion Service
Department of
Radio Interview On Soil Erosion Broadcast In Raleigh
F H Jeter of North Carolina State College will interview agronomist W Bowers about the federal soil erosion program in the Deep River and Brown s Creek watersheds. The talk, on Station WPTF Raleigh, airs Thursday July 19 from 1 45 to 3 00 p m, as the second in a series with Bowers returning July 26 and Dr J H Stallings scheduled August 2.
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F. H. Jeter
North Carolina State College
W. &. Bowers
WPTF
Raleigh
Deep River
Brown's Creek
Alamance Farmers Set for Early Morning Deep River Tour
Up to 50 Alamance county farmers are scheduled to travel to High Point early Thursday for a Deep River watershed tour. They will view soil erosion control work conducted by the Soil Conservation Service with cooperation from local farmers and Deep River Valley Association officials.
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Alamance County
High Point
Deep River
Soil Erosion Service
Deep River Valley Association
Randolph County First Case Referred to Mr Craven
The report states the first case referred to Mr Craven since his appointment to the position in Randolph County.
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Randolph County
Craven
Drowning of 13-Year-Old at Kure Beach Surfaces in Wilmington
Katherine Hondros, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hondros of Clinton, drowned while swimming with friends in the surf at Kure Beach near Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Katherine Hondros
Charles Hondros
Clinton
Kure Beach
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