Changes Made In Faculty At Carolina
Chapel Hill May 24 Sev changes in the faculty of the University of North Carolina were announced by Chancellor Robert B House following the executive committee action. Dr S B Alexander begins June 1 for one year as physician in the University health service after AB 1941 and MD 1944 from the Medical College of Virginia. Promotions include Albert Suskin to assistant professor of crew? and House to assistant professor of athletics. William Meade Prince takes indefinite leave. Robert H Wherry returns from army duty and resumes April 1. Resignations include Arthur E Ruark to Naval Research Laboratory and Emily Biddle Meigs from library science school.
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University Health Service
Alexander
Medical College of Virginia
U. S
Albert Suskin
Department of Crew
Department of Athletics and Physical Education
William Meade Prince
Department of Art
Robert H. Wherry
Department of Psychology
Army
Arthur E. Ruark
Department of Physics
Naval Research Laboratory
Emily Biddle Meigs
School of
Library Science
Ruark
Meigs
Byrd amendment targets employer donations to worker funds
Truman notes a pending issue on welfare fund checks tied to Lewis and the operator financed fund. The Byrd amendment would outlaw employer contributions to such funds unless administered equally by unions and management, as part of a mild labor disputes bill.
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United Mine Workers
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Railway Labor Act mechanics fail unions and managers
The piece reviews the Railway Labor Act machinery with fact finding boards delaying strikes for 60 days, unions resisting arbitration, and past presidential interventions in 1943 and today. It argues the system exposes tensions between unions and management and the limits of government mediation.
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Truman
Congress
Theovernment
Impact of Prolonged Rail Strike on Global Food Aid
The piece argues prolonged rail disruptions threaten food shipments to Europe and Asia, risking famine areas and heightened unrest. It notes U S grain promises force rationing abroad and warns accelerated hunger could trigger food riots, political instability, and tougher occupation duties in Germany, Italy, Austria, Japan, and Korea.
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Asia
United States
U. S
Germany
Italy
Austria
Japan
Korea
Rail Strike Threatens Mines Soon As Truce Expires
Workers seek a settlement before a miners' truce expires tomorrow. The rail walkout threatens to halt industry by depriving mines of empty coal gondolas and shrinking output yesterday. An industry spokesman predicts all mines dependent on railroads for moving output will shut down in less than 24 hours.
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Association of American Railroads
Civilian
Mil Lions
Graham Audience To Hear Cherry On June 2
Governor Cherry will headline the 46th annual reunion of the Memorial Association of Providence Christian Church in Graham on June 2. The event honors the church cemetery dating to 1763 and the graves of Alamance county founders and leaders.
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Graham
Cherry
Memorial Association of Providence Christian Church
Alamance County
Gospel choirs to perform at area churches this weekend
In tonight’s schedule The Heavenly Gospel Singers will perform at Emmanuel Baptist Church at 8 p m. On Sunday The Silver Tone Quartet of Greensboro appears at 3 p m at the Seventh Day Adventist Church on Olga Street. The Silver Trumpet Choir of Greensboro sings at Church of God on Sunday at 4 p m for a missionary rally.
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Heavenly Gospel Singers
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Silver Tone Quartet
Greensboro
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Olga Street
Silver Trumpet Choir of
Church of God
Postoffice Mobilizes Transportation Resources
By presidential directive the postal service coordinates national transport. The aim is to move a minimum volume of priority items while using remaining rail facilities, planes, motor vehicles, interurban lines, and power boats. Field officials identify portions of the mails needing adjustment where necessary and feasible.
Railroad strike shuts Carolinas and paralyzes United Rail
North Carolina and nationwide rail workers walked out at 4 p.m. striking 250,000 engineers and trainmen. Freight and passenger service halted coast to coast with 1.2 million non striking railway workers idle. Government planned talks as food and coal supplies face risk.
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Carolinas
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Southern
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Asheville
Greensboro
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Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
Charleston
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Spartanburg
ACL
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Rocky Mount
Richmond
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fla
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Portsmouth
Iorder
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We Rail
Warlick Elected President of Southern Probation Group
Newton May 24 Superior Court Judge J Wilson Warlick chairman of the state probation system was elected president of the Southern States Probation and Parole Association at a Houston Texas meeting last week.
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J. Wilson Warlick
Southern States Probation and Parole Association
Houston
Tex
Weddings Rare In Diamond Church
In Diamond Pennsylvania the United Brethren in Christ church rarely hosts weddings. Florence A. Main and Charles M. Fiely were married there, marking a uncommon ceremony in the small northwestern town.
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Diamond
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Pennsylvania
Florence A. Main
Charles M. Fiely
Stocks Feel Effect Of Rail Walkout
Market action May 24 shows stocks retreating fractions amid light selling blamed on a railway shutdown. Large down moves hit Calumet & Hecla, American Chain & Cable, U S Steel, Bethlehem, Republic Steel, Chrysler, General Motors, Santa Fe, N Y Central, and others. Cotton futures opened lower, while dry goods trade slowed as transportation disruptions disrupted attendance and deliveries.
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Calumet & Hecla
American Chain & Cable
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Schenley, Armour
Philip Morris
Sears Roebuck
du Pont
Union Carbide
Anaconda
Westinghouse
American Power
Columbus Gas and Standard Oil
Chicago Livestock Prices Show Mixed Demand Amid Strike
USDA salable hogs 2 000 of 3 000 with active steady demand. barrows and gilts at 14 85 ceiling and sows at 14 10. Salable cattle 500 with a generally steady market. outside demand thin to nearby plants, undertone weak for choicer steers and yearlings. Vealers around 16 50. railway strike narrows demand and bears overall levels.
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USDA
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago May 24
Arrivals total 33 cars with shipments nationwide. New stocks show light supplies and good demand. California Long White quoted at 3.90 to 5.00 per 100 pounds and Louisiana Bliss Triumphs at 4.00 for U. S. No. 1 quality in 100-lb sacks.
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USDA
U. S
Market St . California
Louisiana Bliss
First wedding in 63 years marks church milestone
The church held its first wedding in 63 years with 86 year old Mrs. T D Thompson as a guest and former bride from the 1883 ceremony.
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T. D. Thompson
Hollywood Buzzes Over Rooney Family Adoptions And Marriages
Hollywood notes: Mickey Rooney’s father Joe Yule has adopted a 3 and 2 year old, with formal papers to follow. Joe may play Jiggs in Bringing Up Father after Barney Girard’s production. Anne Baxter to marry John Hodiak in June at Burlingame. Lana Turner’s mother travels east. the Turners move to Westwood. Stanley, L eman, and Jane Wyatt among others report health bumps. yacht race plans include Dana Andrews and George Brent entering ships to Honolulu.
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King Features Syndicate
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Mickey Rooney
Joe Yule
Mickey
Joe
Jiggs
Barney Girard
Lana Turner
Turners
Bel Air
Westwood
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Tom Collins
Jean Gillie
United States
Robert Taylor
Wichita
Bob Lowery
M-G-M
Bonita Granville
Honolulu
Dana Andrews
George Brent
Dick Mayberry
George
Tahiti
Shorts Roundup of Entertainment and Personal News
Snippet items detail troupes shrinking tours near Kernville to chase rattlesnakes, Anne Jeffreys narrating a recipe album, Brenda Marshall and Bill Holden gifting skits to their baby, Glenn Ford boxing gifts, and various celebrity movements. Other notes mention Connie Bennett staff changes, couples at Beverly venues, Jack Carson benefits, Ben Cole’s new office, Frank Latimore’s portable baths, a three month trailer trip for Helen Deutschoff, Helen Blake wedding plans, and an LA Police Radio Car operated by two officers.
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Anne Jeffreys
Brenda Marshall
Bill Holden
Glenn Ford
Glenn
Eleanor Powell
Holden
Linda Christian
Peter Lawford
Mocambo
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Connie Bennett
Gladys Young
Pola Negri
Speed Post
Beverly Tropics
Joe Kirkwood, Jr
Dee Slaton
King’s
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Guy Williams
Biltmore Bowl
P. A
Jack Carson
Lana Turner
Ben Cole
Beverly Hills
Frank Latimore
Helen Deutschoff
Helen Blake
Russell Birdwell
Tom Abraham
L. A
Tt and Costello
Iran Russia dispute lingers as council awaits word
The United Nations Security Council, in recess but with the Iranian case on its agenda, may call up the matter at any time. Russia has not spoken since a May 9 broadcast noted a May 9 date, while Andrei Gromyko has boycotted Iranian issues amid stalled withdrawal reports from the Red Army.
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Russia
Iran
Security Council
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Emergency mobilization to avert transport crisis
Government mobilizes all airplanes, trucks and boats to move top priority essentials including food and medicines as unshipped perishables threaten multi million losses. Emergency length uncertain, with cautious hope tied to renewal of essential supplies and services.
Lykens Dies While Visiting High Point
Paul H. Lykens, a 42 year old hosiery manufacturer from Philadelphia, died of a heart attack in a local hotel just before midnight. He came to High Point last Sunday and had been in Pittsburgh on August 7, 1903. Survived by Charles E. and Naomi Lykens, and sister Mrs. Jack Arscott of Philadelphia. Body to be sent to Philadelphia from Yow's funeral home.
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Paul H. Lykens
Philadelphia
High Point
Pittsburgh
Charles E
Naomi Lykens
Jack Arscott
Yow
Settlement Talks Stall in 250000 Engineer Strike
Carriers and leaders of the 250000 striking engineers and trainmen met for settlement discussions today but the last reports said there was no progress.
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