Administration Leaders Seek Delay On Wagner Act Changes
Washington May 5 Amid pressure from the United States Chamber of Commerce to modify the Wagner Labor Act House administration leaders privately agreed to defer decisive action this session. Labor Committee Chair Norton suggested hearings continue and opinions crystallize by January while others urged immediate changes to shield business from the board. Chamber president Carey backed tax reform and wage hour repeal, stressing free capital flow to spur investment and recovery.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
House
Norton
D-Nj
House Labor Committee
Hartley
R-Nj
Anderson
D-Mo
Labor Relations Board
Chamber of Commerce
W. Gibson Carey, Jr
Chamber
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company
Congress
Carey
Senate Finance Chair Warns Against District Spending Demands
Senate Finance Committee Chair Harrison urged departing members to stop clamoring for federal projects if taxes and spending are to be controlled. He challenged Roosevelt era recovery theory at a dinner, saying prosperity cannot be spent into existence and that public demand must lead economies.
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Chamber
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Guilford County Realty Transfers Across Townships
Guilford County Realty Transfers list multiple property deeds across High Point Deep River Rock Creek and other townships. Transfers include H L Baumgardner to Grant Blocker lot 78 College Park. Madge Heath to J P Ross lot 18 block 13. J W Atkins receiving several lots from Payne Hastings Cade and others. City of Greensboro parcels to Clendenin Marley Boran and Wagoner. and various other lot transfers in Gilmer Clay Morehead and Gate City areas. Several transfers involve family pairs and widows to spouses.
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High Point
H. L. Baumgardner
Grant Blocker
College Park
Madge T. Heath
J. P. Ross
J. N. Campbell
Deep River
J. I
Bertha Payne
Raymond Payne
Ernest Hastings
Beatrice Hastings
J. W. Atkins
I. O. Gray
Annie B. Gray
John W. Atkins
Frieden
Gilmer Township Co. V. Lowdermilk
P. T. Thornberry
Guilford Parkway
City of
Greensboro
Kemp C. Clendenin
Lincoln Grove
Newly Elected Kernersville Officials to Be Inducted
The town of Kernersville will install Mayor William W. Fulp and five town commissioners on Tuesday May 9 at 8 o clock in the town hall. Dr O L Joyner retiring mayor will conduct the ceremony. Commissioners named are Hugh Justice J M Pinnix Dr J W Beaver G S Coletrane and M W Tucker.
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Kernersville
William W. Fulp
Board of Town Commissioners
O. L. Joyner
Hugh Justice
J. M. Pinnix
J. W. Beaver
G. S. Coletrane
M. W. Tucker
Look to Learn by A. C. Gordon
Question and answer snippet lists five queries on art pavement printing Persian generals and Scottish seaports. The readable lines name Benjamin West and Xerxes and Aberdeen as brief answers or prompts.
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A. C. Gordon
Daily Learnings on Words and Pronunciations
A language lesson outlines common misuses and pronunciations. It covers words like Apocalypse and Soubrette, with tips on stress, spelling, and usage. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth through practical examples and note on misused phrases.
Parrots Talk Like Humans and the Power of Voice
Uncle Ray explains how speech works from lungs to vocal cords and the larynx, noting the cords’ vibration creates sounds and the effect of length on pitch. He compares the anatomy to organ parts and mentions learning to view vocal cords, plus a note about a leaflet offer.
Unclear Phrase Scrambled Across Cities and Dates
A fragmented print fragment references television’s advance and major scientific contributions with scattered city mentions New York Atlanta Chicago and Miami. The item hints at an answer page and a date yet to be confirmed by authorities, implying a speculative feature or want ad cue.
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Los Angeles
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Miami
Kernersville High Holds Annual Commencement Events
The Kernersville High School annual commencement program is underway with the eight o'clock music recital directed by Mrs. Janie Brame Roberson. Elementary recital followed. seventh grade graduates on May 8 and senior class night on May 9. Commencement exercises close the program on the evening of May 10. There are 43 members in the senior class.
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Kernersville
Kernersville High School
Janie Brame Roberson
How Can I Prevent Finger Pricks When Embroidering
A reader asks about avoiding needle pricks while embroidery. The answer suggests binding a small adhesive paper piece on the finger to shield it from the needle.
Modern Etiquette Q&A Tips From Roberta Lee
A reader questions handling food too hot to swallow and etiquette on staring at others. The advice says swallow cold water instead of spitting out hot food or removing it with utensils, and confirms staring is rude. For social notes, plain white or ivory paper is recommended.
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A.edee
Rae
National Labor Relations Board
Sid
Michigan
Indianapolis
Brush and
Broom Streets
By Robt. Ripley
Forest Dale Golf Club
Salt Lake City
Utah
Kang
Sysdwate
Virginia
Greensboro, Meth Carolina
Monroe
North Carolina
Guilford
N. C
Peter Francisco
Peter
Portugal
Laughing Man
Walsenburg
Cola
Ron
National Biscuit Company
Guilford County Realty
Morehead Township
R. de Douglas
H. E. Trogdon
J. van Lindley
Gate City Life Insurance Company
A. A. Metts and
Kirk
Wray Road
C. F. Marley
G. W. Norman
Orton A. Boren
T. C. Hunt
W. H. Wagoner
Northridge Street
Camden Road
Clay Township
R. P. Lawrence
W. E. Davis
E. A. Gaudle
Indianapolis Speedway
Hellespont
Scotland
Benjamin West
Brick
Xerxes
Aberdeen
W. L. Gordon
Uncle Ray’s
Uncle Ray
Kernersville High
Golden
Stewart, Son & Co., Inc
Baltimore
Maryland
California
FFV
Cracker Men
Wisconsin
Lipton
Johnson
Lill’s van
ROWAN
S. W. Horne's
Ennis and Tryon
ITO Pall Grocery Oak Chill
Highland Grocery Pti
Prospect
Pbs Lambeth Grocery
Roberta Lee
Gomet
Comet Brawn
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