Art of handling people highlighted in cotton mill leaders talks
W M McLaurine of Ilotte in Lowing Rock says the art of handling people is the sine non of management. He warns that the harder challenge is industrial reform and that leaders must set proper social measures to keep workers creative and industrious. Edwin M Holt of Cooleemee presides at the session.
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Toby W. M. McLaurine
Ilotte
Southern Tex Association
eLaurine
Treas
American Cottanufacturers Association
isLaurine
McLaurine
Edwin M. Holt
Cooleemee
Southern
Good Employee Relations Start From The Top Down
Textile leaders urged superintendents to build worker trust by clearly establishing employment policies. Uncertainty harms both employees and business, so companies should ease layoffs, wage cut fears, and discharges. They urged reasonable belief in American fairness and majority rule to correct unfair working rules.
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Textile Association
Wiee
Jackson Sheriff Killed While Serving Lunacy Papers
Mason 64 and Deputy Turpin went to Donald Ashe 47 in Jackson County to serve lunacy commitment papers. Ashe, a recluse, was found dead in his home from a self-inflicted pistol wound. coroner's jury ruled death by his own hand.
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Sylva
Charles
Mason
Jackson County
Donald Ashe
Homer Turpin
Ashe
Beavers and Muskrats Highlight Moonlit Dams and Dangers
Uncle Ray shares a nature note on North American beavers and muskrats. Beavers, though fewer now, rebounded after laws protected them, building dams up to 14 feet high and spanning 20 to 40 feet in weeks. Dams require ongoing maintenance as beavers repair breaks. A photographer captured beavers snapping their own dam repairs at Ontario's Algonquin Reserve. Muskrats, smaller relatives, share habitat like beaver lodges and swim under ice, often in reeds and mud during winter.
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Ontario Park
Algonquin Reserve
Singing Class To Appear Tonight At Oxford Orphanage
The Oxford Orphanage singing class presents its annual High Point program at the Junior High School tonight at 8 o clock. It is one of the largest classes in the orphanage history and has drawn strong responses from prior engagements. The program features vocal and ensemble numbers, drills, and dances. Tickets are available from Masonic lodge members or at the auditorium tonight.
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Oxford Orphanage
Masonic Lodge
Weather forecast for North Carolina and coastal areas
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and possibly Saturday afternoon. warmer in southwest tonight. From Sandy Hook to Hatteras winds gentle to moderate southerly with overcast skies, scattered showers in the south and possible fog. rain likely in the north tonight and Saturday. From Haterras to Jacksonville winds SW and partly overcast with scattered showers in the north.
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North Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
South Portion
North Portion
Jacksonville
Deceitful Siren at Ferry Building Sparks Fund Drive
The official siren blower at the Ferry building raised funds for war victims in the Far East by sounding the alarm for a bowl of rice party in Chinatown. He then learned the event had been moved to tonight, leaving him to head to the party.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Far East
Mouse hides papers in Grundy court scene
Commonwealth's Attorney F H Smith oversees a curious incident as a pet mouse attempts to push a paper through a mesh basket. Finding the hole too small, the creature gnaws the sheet to fit, gathers the trimmed fragments, and drops them through a floor hole before a visitor.
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Grundy
Commonwealth
F. H. Smith
Hoover plans an active part in fall elections
Former President Hoover said during a stopover on an air trip from New York to Chicago that he would take an active part in the fall elections. He indicated he would likely appear for Republican senatorial, gubernatorial, and congressional candidates but would not specify details. He refused to comment on the Pennsylvania campaign or issues before the fading Congress, saying he prefers speaking in full speeches.
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Pittsburgh
Hoover
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Congress
C E Will Elect Officers Tonight In Charlotte
Charlotte June 17 election of officers and administrative matters to be taken up by the North Carolina church group in its evening session. The meeting will address officer slate and related church matters.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Chris
Endeavor Union Convention Outlines Five Point Program
The convention opened at Queens-Chicora College with Luther R. Medlin urging a five point plan. Maintains and expands the state office, enlarges the Monthly Bulletin, seeks 1000 new registrations, invites youth from all denominations to join, and creates interracial and inter-denominational commissions.
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Tian Endeavor Union
Quéens-Chicora College
Luther R. Medlin
Endeavor
Endeavor Movement
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