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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1937
Page
4
Mr Lewis and CIO Turbulence Weighs on Labor Pulse
The nation faces growing impatience with labor unrest as John L. Lewis and the CIO push to reshape American labor. The struggle spans 87 industries from timber to food production amid a hostile AFL background and broad political aims. Time may clarify whether Lewis can turn this upheaval into a sound national plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Cambria
Chicago
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
CIO
American Federation of Labor
Direct Trucking Pushes Furniture Firms Toward Factory to Store Delivery
The piece notes a major southern furniture firm equipping itself to move freight directly between plants and metropolitan outlets. It argues rapid truck-based delivery reshapes furniture retail, reduces reliance on bankers, expands interstate commerce, and invites Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny as the industry adjusts to new distribution patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tragedy Highlights Dangers Of Faulty Home Wiring
A Greensboro child was electrocuted after contact with a radio aerial that had blown down in a storm. Investigators say faulty wiring in a new home allowed a 110 volt feed to energize the aerial, with radios burning out for unexplained reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Virginia Dare Legacy to Be Honored by 5 Cent Stamp
The United States plans a 5 cent stamp bearing Virginia Dare to honor the first English child born in America on Roanoke Island. Dare, born August 18, 1587, remains a legendary figure with ties to Sir Walter Raleigh and the lost Roanoke Colony, whose history stretches into Croatan legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Virginia Dare
America
Roanoke Island
N. C
Virginia
North Carolina
North America
Walter Raleigh
New World
Raleigh
Queen Elizabeth
England
Sir Francis Drake
Drake
Sir Walter
Roanoke
Henry White
Ananias Dare
Eleanor Dare
Governor White
White
Croatan
Johan Leder
Middle Carolina
Virginija Dare
Lumbermen
Authority Delegated Not Assumed in Texas Police Case
A Houston police discharge led to a suit for reinstatement and back pay arguing civil service protection. The Texas Supreme Court ruled the officer's position was never properly created, so no reinstatement or salary recovery was possible. The piece notes many Texas peace officers lack clear statutory authority and stresses the risk of government acting on assumed power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Houston
Texas Supreme Court
Texas Weekly
Electric wiring danger after fatal child incident
A child died after an apparent electrical incident. The report stresses immediate attention by trained electricians for wiring problems and warns against unsafe attempts to fix any electrical fault.
Douglas to Lead Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington June 30. William O Douglas will succeed James M Landis as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Wall Street opposition signals anticipated pain for investors as Douglas targets critics of bankers influence and corporate control. He is a Yale law professor and veteran in securities and corporate law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Securities Exchange
William O. Douglas
James M. Landis
Commission
White House
Wall Street
Douglas
Landis
George C. Matthews
Democratic Campaign Fund
New York
Securities
Corporation Law
Yale
The
Trinity Church and Wall Street Share Midday Quiet
New York observers note Trinity Church sits calm amid Wall Street din with brokers flocking to noon services. J P Morgan and George F Baker are cited among bankers active in church life as Broadway theater folk also attend religious services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trinity Church
Wall Street
Trinity
Alexander Hamilton
Mammon
Broadway
J. P. Morgan
George F. Baker
Stillman
Paging Father Time Chief Clerk to Leave City Hall Tonight
Local news notes longtime city hall official H. E. Field ends over three and a half years as chief clerk and clerk to the city council, having joined city service in January 1924. Rotary digest outlines highway laws and upcoming wedding details mix with social items and brief notices from Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E
Jack) Field
Field
Robert L. Pickett
John R. Peacock
Rotary Club
Girdler and Lewis Almost Share Plane to Washington
Cleveland executives John L. Lewis and Tom Girdler nearly traveled together to Washington in the same flight. After mediation talks in Cleveland the pair headed to the airport. only upon boarding did they learn they were to be fellow passengers. Lewis proceeded as scheduled while Girdler canceled and waited for a later flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girdier
Lewis John L. Lewis
Tom Girler
Republic Steel Company
Cleveland
Washington
Lewis
Girdler
Girdlier
Janes Roosevelt
England's solitary grandeur explained by population report
The piece notes England's policy of solitary grandeur and explains it through the finding that bachelors and spinsters make up nearly half the island. It adds that aside from high living costs, there is little evidence of the Scotch dying out as a race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
World’s highest tide observed in Bay of Fundy
The Bay of Fundy in Canada records the world’s highest tide with a rise of 53 feet. This dramatic surge affects coastal regions and marine navigation, drawing scientific interest and visitor attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Fundy
Canada
Escalators Transform City Stores Into Grand Modern Departures
Grand department stores announce new escalators that float shoppers upward like takeoffs. Clerks dubbed escalators “escalallas” as stores push speed, comfort, and glittering modernity amid testimonial dinner delays and sponsorship schemes involving celebrities from a skylit office set.
AEF Forces Arrive in France amid Ovation as Verdun Drive Presses On
The first contingent of the A E F landed in France today and received a great ovation. The French cruiser Kieber struck a mine and sank on June 27 with the loss of three officers and several crew members. The German crown prince is pressing a Verdun offensive but failed in a prior tie attempt last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Kieber
Verdun
Long subterranean river winds through Mammoth Cave
A river about three fourths of a mile long remains entirely underground in Mammoth Cave Kentucky. It never sees daylight as it follows its course through the cave system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dho River
Mammoth Cave, Ky
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