Wage Differential Issue Looms Over Walsh Healey Act Talks
A Washington briefing reports a push to remove north south wage gaps under revisions to the Walsh Healey public contracts act. Manufacturers could back a common minimum wage with federal approval, affecting pending wage hour legislation. Northern mills seek higher surveys as southern wages sit around 30 cents, while the industry surveys continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coton Textile
Walsh-Heale
Labor Department
New England
Tly
Alabama
Rhode Island
South
Ander Nra
Ie Labor Department
New
Reverend J C Madison addresses Johnson Street PTA on child rights
Rev J C Madison, pastor of First Protestant, spoke to the Johnson Street school PTA on Thursday evening. He defined a boy as what every man of forty would like to be and urged respect for a child’s rights and contributions to home life. Music by the school chorus and toy orchestra complemented the program. attendance honors went to Mrs Francis Neal’s first grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clay Madison
First Protestant
Johnson Street
Mr. Madison
Madison
Ila Hensley
Francis Neal
Notable visi tors and local residents depart or arrive
Charles McKenzie and daughter Ruth tour New York City and Dover New Jersey for Plymouth Hosiery Mill business while Mrs. Taylor H Frazier and W K Frazier visit Detroit after a four week Piedmont trip. Guests descend on local homes including the Whittingtons and Norton family as Norma Page hosts and Scruggs family relocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McKenzie
Ruth
New York City
Dover
N. J
Mr. McKenzie
Plymouth
Miss McKenzie
Taylor H. Frazier
W. K. Frazier
George W. Packard, III
Detroit
Mich
Piedmont
Nort Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
W. O. T. Philomathean Meet Friday Evening
The regular monthly joint meeting of the W. O. T. and Philomathean clubs will convene Friday at eight o clock at Emerywood country club. Guest speaker is Bob Douglas Jr of Greensboro, with hostesses named Mesdames Idol Gold Parker Tate and Stewart. Also noted is the birth of Harry Langdon Harmon on March 10 at Burrus Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Clubs
Emerywood Country Club
Bob Douglas, Jr
Greensboro
W. C. Idol
T. J. Gold
A. 8S. Parker
A. E. Tate
R. K. Stewart
Russell Harmon
South Wrenn Street
Harry Langdon
Burrus Memorial Hospital
More Benefit Checks Here
Unemployment compensation claims were listed as received at the North Carolina State Employment Service local office. Claim Interviewer J E Denton Jr announced a series of claim numbers including 290-32 292-32 332-32 473-32 606-32 and many others spanning 32 99 and 09 years in the long list of numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State Employment Service
J. E. Denton, Jr
Funeral today for William T Justice
Funeral services for William T. Justice, 65, who died at his West Russell Street home Friday morning, will be held at Yows Funeral Home chapel at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The service will be conducted by Miss Clara I. Cox of Springfield Friends Church and Dr. A. B. Conrad of First Baptist. Interment follows at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Justice
West Russell Street
Yow’s
Funeral Home
Clara I. Cox
Springfield
Friends Church
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Bulla Charged with Larceny of Shotgun
Paul Bulla of 2208 Hansell street was arrested yesterday afternoon for breaking and entering the home of J A Morgan on Greensboro route 8 and stealing a double barrel shotgun. He remained in jail on a 7650 bond. the gun was recovered by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bulla
Hansell Street
J A. Morgan
Greensboro
Bulla
Early Course Fees Raise Fears of Female Minds
Public debate centered on women taking new courses as authorities warned the female mind could not endure such training. Eight strong women were selected for the float course amid concerns.
Negro Suspect Arrested For Grocery Hold-Up At Station
Police capture Arthur McCullough a Negro suspect with $36 after a delivery robbery at West End station. Victim Robert Brown a Negro delivery boy for Malpass grocery says a caller ordered groceries and change for a $20 check then was robbed of $42. A Washington DC train ticket and cash were found on McCullough. The incident occurred around 10 PM yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McCullough
West End
Washington, D. C
McCullough
Robert Brown
Washington Street
Brown
Funeral services for Will Shoe at residence Sunday
Funeral services for Will Shoe, 64, who died at his home on Davidson Street, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at the residence. Rev. James Swinson of Thomasville will conduct the service. Interment will follow in Springfield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Shoe
Davidson Street
James Swinson
Thomasville
Springfield Cemetery
Lindbergh Ends U S Visit Seeks Large Airliners
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh sailed secretly from New York for England to secure bids on huge airliners for Pan American Airways. Eight manufacturers reportedly submitted proposals before the March 16 deadline, for aircraft to carry at least 100 passengers and reach near 300 mph in the substratosphere, likely weighing over 66 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
England
United States
Pan American
Airwavs
Lindbergh
P.A.A
Philadelphia
Bishop Kern Seeks Reborn Methodist Church
Bishop Paul B. Kern of Durham spoke at an Aldersgate rally in Marion urging a reborn Methodist church rooted in Jesus Christ and the original program of peace and world order. Hundreds from McDowell and nearby counties attended commemorating John Wesley’s conversion.
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Marion
Paul B. Kern
Durham
Aldersgate
Jesus Christ
McDowell
John Wesley
Butterflies Fold Wings High Over Their Backs
Butterflies fold their wings high over their backs when at rest while moths fold theirs down at rest.
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CS Rene
Walsh-Healey
Cans
Great Britain
Cotton Textile Institute
J. C. Madison
P T. A
OCA
D. M. Thompson
Sue
Bahama
N. M. White
Portsmouth
T. QO. Whittington
West Bay Street
Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. White
Mr. Whittington
Cameron Winston
Leroy Robinson
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Winston
Norma Page
Rotary Drive
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
8.W. Scruggs
Betty Lee
Katherine
Philip
Margaret Morgan
High Point
Guilford General Hospital
W. O. T.-Philomathean
Harry L. Harmon
U. S
Bishop Kern
Methodist Church
Ree
WPTF
John
Preser Y ‘Teat Eade
Central Ice Delivery Co
West Broad Street
Es LD
Leonard
DRY Cleaning Company
North Main
South Main St
North Main St
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