Hawaii Labor War Shapes Island Economy Amid AFL CIO Clash
NEA report from Honolulu describes Hawaii amid a labor battle as the CIO ILWU dominates pineapple and sugar, with AFL organizers expanding to crafts. Key figures include Robert Mookini switching to AFL, Jack Hall seeking Bridges’ aid, and Dave Beck planning pineapple field incursions. The conflict delays contracts and stirs political influence.
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NEA
Honolulu
Pacific
Hawaii
CIO
ILWU
AFL
Dave Beck
Seattle
AFL Teamsters’ Union
Jack W Hall
Robert Mookini
Mookini
Jack Hall
ILWWU
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Big Five
Hawaii Employment Council
E Cio
House of Representatives
Newberry College Grants Three Honorary Degrees
Newberry South Carolina held its 85th commencement granting 42 degrees. Honorary doctorates went to Rev. Carl B. Caughman of Columbia and Rev. Thomas F. Suber of Lexington, plus Pleasant E. Monroe of Lenoir Rhyne College was named honorary LLD.
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Lenoir-Rhyne
Newberry
S. C
Newberry College
Carl B. Caughman
Columbia
Thomas F. Suber
Lexington
Pleasant E. Monroe
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Hickory
N. C
Red Feather service aids 419 High Point families
A report from the High Point Family Service Bureau shows 419 families aided by social workers in the last year. Staff conducted 1,271 interviews, 891 at the office and 380 in home visits, highlighting domestic counseling to keep families together.
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High Point
Family Service Bureau
Red Feather Service
High Point Community Chest
Chest
Servin
Bureau
Cest
Red Feather Family Counseling Service
W. E. Mitchell
Wallace to Speak in Raleigh After Attacking Truman Policy
Former vice president Henry A. Wallace arrives at Raleigh Durham airport tonight for a speech tomorrow. He has recently delivered remarks criticizing President Truman's foreign policy.
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Raleigh
Henry A. Wallace
Raleigh-Durham
Wallace
Truman
Evening Radio Schedule Lists Wide Range of Programs
The listing shows June 4 radio and TV programming across networks with titles from News to Drama and Music. Notable names include Sevareid, Lowell Thomas, Kaltenborn, Duffy Tavern, The Great Gildersleeve, Lone Ranger, Bing Crosby, Henry Morgan, and Bobby Doyle Show. Snakes hibernate in temperate climates.
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Nbe
Eric Sevareid
Che
Mbs-West
Lowell Thomas
Nbe World News & Commentary
Dbhs Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Cbha Ance
Basic
Dennis Day
Jack Carson
Great Gildersleeve
Jean Hersholt
Christian
Johnny Madero
Duffy
Ed Gardner
Sinatra
Gabriel Heatter
ABC
Elmer Davis
Bobby Doyle
Paul Whiteman
Bing Crosby
Henry Morgan
Radio Schedule Overview for WHPE and Partners
The listing compiles WHPE programming from 6:00 AM to 7:45 PM with varied music, news, and features. Notable items include Breakfast Patrol, Morning Devotional, Freddy Martin Orchestra, Gems of Melody, The Variety Show, and Sign Off, noting potential interruptions for urgent news.
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Blue Ridge Buddies
WHEE
Whpee News
WHPE
George Barnes
Matty Matneck
Freddy Martin
Sammy Kaye Orchestra
Bing Crosby
Bill Currie
Whpe News
Trade Relationship Retards Weed Deals
Raleigh reports Carl C. Farrington of the Commodity Credit Corporation said future tobacco exports depend on stronger foreign trade relations. He noted that U S cured tobacco is premier and in demand abroad but dollar exchange shortages are curbing purchases by foreign countries.
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Raleigh
Judge Olive Heads Wake Alumni Body
Wake Forest alumni held a lively luncheon with about 450 graduates and 151 baby class members. Judge Hubert E. Olive was elected president, with Rev Winston Pearce and D D Blanchard named first and second vice presidents, and John Vernon and Ira T. Johnston elected to executive committees.
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Wake Forest
T. Ashley Haywood
Rockingham
General Alumni Association
Jasper L. Memory
A. L. Goodrich
Jackson
Miss
Hubert E. Olive
Lexington
Winston Pearce
Durham
D. D. Blanchard
Wallace
John Vernon
Burlington
Ira T. Johnston
Jefferson
Penn State Baseball Welcomes Kurowski and Earnshaw Line
Penn State's spring baseball roster includes two notable names Ray Kurowski, brother of Whitey Kurowski of the St. Louis Cardinals, and George Earnshaw Jr son of a famed pitcher, as prospective regulars.
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State College
INS
Penn State
Ray
Whitey) Kurowski
George
St. Louis Cardinals
George Earnshaw, Jr
U S Still Needs Millions Of Homes At Fair Rental
Washington discusses housing shortages for veterans and non veterans, criticizes the initial approach of separate housing, and explains shifts toward rental housing and lower cost apartments to speed up construction. It cites practical rent limits and market data from several cities.
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U.S
Washington
Veterans Emergency Housing
Frank B. Creedon
Creedon
Wyatt
Army
Separation Center
Englewood
N. J
Cleveland
Houston
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