Tex Workers CIO election cancellation and church union talk
A set of brief items reports that the Tex Workers of America CIO election lie canceled after a National Labor Relations Board notice and that the 85th General Assembly debated intermarriage restrictions and church unity efforts. Other notes cover staff changes at N C agricultural research and a Wake Forest commencement speech by Rev. Sankey L Blanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KY Mount
Tex- Workers of America
CIO
Blumenthal and Co. Mills
Wilson
F. E. Winslow
Mills
National Relations Board
Coopera
Laren
Wake. Forest
Sankey L. Blanton
First Baptist Church of
Wilmington
Wake Forest College
John H. Kerr
U. S. Congress
Washington
Adelaide Fries
Winston-Salem
Es A. Herring
Winston-Ia
Withdrawal of Partner in North Main Street Drug Firm
Notice states correction of partnership ending at Cut Rate Drug Store on North Main Street High Point North Carolina with a May 25 1945 filing. Remaining partner will operate firm and settle debts. authorizes waiver of liability for bills incurred before the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erry
Leigh
North Carolina
Ernor KR
Gregg Cherry
Carolina State College
Vernor Cherry
N. C
North Main Street
High Point
Carolina
Cut Rate Drug Store
Steve Deman
Leases Secure Oil Rights Along North Carolina Coast
Tide Water Petroleum and Gas Co of Kinston reports securing oil rights across several thousand acres along NC coast. Much of the land leased lies in Onslow county, with H C Walker, Pender county register of deeds, confirming the acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Tide Water Petroleum and Gas Co
Kinston
North Carolina
H. C. Walker
Register of Deeds
Pender County
Onslow County
Unemployment To Be High In Three Months
War demands will release 4.8 million workers in six months but fewer people will seek jobs in three months. Krug projects a net 1.1 million unemployment rise. civilian absorption could offset some losses. Six months hence 4.8 million will be unemployed or withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WPB
J. A. Krug
Othlessness
Krug
Fair Oaks Angler Tops Trout Record in Creek
In Fair Oaks Pennsylvania a fisherman wins praise after catching a trout 20 1 4 inches long from Travers creek. The note then shifts to a stale fact about glass as an ancient material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Oaks
Howard Smith
Sewickley, R. D
Travers Creek
Plaseny Boyle Watches Returning Soldiers Home
Hal Boyle describes Plaseny Boyle in New York observing wounded soldiers, furloughed men, and former prisoners arriving by ship and plane, reflecting on the frequent yet enduring sight of veterans returning from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yank Medical Corpsman Do Neat Job As Obstetrician
A wartime feature recalls the arrival of returning U S troops in New York and the scenes at Bradley Air Field Camp Shanks and Camp Kilmer. It highlights a medical corpsman helping deliver a baby in a Filipino village and profiles several service members with actions on Luzon Mindanao and the Visayans. The narrative blends homecoming emotion with wartime bravery and personal ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yank
Bert Johnson
Mannsville
Okla
Johnson
Tor
Pan Wen
Rotary Cubs Top Lions 4–0 in Abattoir Park Pitching Duel
Rotary Cubs beat Lions 4–0 after six scoreless innings at Abattoir Park as Rogers relieved Ridge for the win and McKinney allowed six hits. Kiwanis led Civitan 2–0 after four innings before Civitan rallied to win 6–4 behind Rickert.
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Rotary Club
Lions Club
Abattoir Park
Rotary
Cubs
Lions
Rogers
Ridge
McKinney
Lions Boys
Ridge Anders
Kiwanis Club
Civitan Club
Civitan Boys
Kiwanis
Grant
Embler
Kiwanis Boys
Rickert
Sever Bee
Eeneies
Rogers and
Hill
McKinney and
Wrenn
Fights Last Night Roundup From Cities Across the Nation
The dispatch lists multiple boxing results from Providence New Haven Holyoke Miami Chicago Baltimore Detroit and more. Notable bouts include Ralph Zannell stopping Eddie Saunders in Providence and Joey Angelo knocking out Georgie Knox in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Ralph Zannell
Eddie
Buddy” Saunders
New York
Charlie McPherson
Brooklyn
Nelson Hawkins
Cleveland
New Haven
Joey Angelo
Philadelphia
Georgie Knox
Newark
E. Tomy Kilo
Wadell Washington
Worcester
Holyoke
Mass
Bert Pytell
Presne
Calif
Lige
Springfield
Burl Charity
Youngstown
Kenny James
Waterbury
Conn
Miami
Chico Morales
Havana
Kuko Ortiz
Mexico City
Chicago
Bob Satterfield
John Vorce
Detroit
Drew
Bill Peterson
Indiana
Har
Tommy Holmes Tops Batting Lead As Six-Week Averages Stand
Major league batting averages show Holmes of the Boston Braves at .402 atop the National League for six weeks, with Cuccinello of the Chicago White Sox at .333 leading the American League. Closest NL rival Mel Ott is at .381, and Nap Reyes stands third in the NL with .368 after a hot stretch. the list covers players with 75 or more at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tommy Holmes
Boston Braves
Tony Cuccinello
Chicago White Sox
Holmes
Cuccinello
Americn
Ernie Lombardi
Mel Ott
Giants
Nap Reyes
Whitey Kurowski
St. Louis
Gabrei Pet
Boston
Reyes
Kurowski
Rosen
Brooklyn
Olmo
E Brien
Pittsburgh
Cavarretta
Chicago
Gillenwater
Lombardi
Stephens
Etten
Stirnweiss
Case
Washington
Trenh
Mayo
Detroit
Newsome
Kreevich
Ott
Barrett
Ku St. Louis
Hack
New Eee
Weintraub
MLB Leaders and Standings Highlight 1930s Era Stats
Major League leaders in batting runs and hits are listed for American and National Leagues. Notable names include Cuccinello and Stirnweiss in the American League and Holmes and Lombardi in the National League. Baseball statistics cover batting averages runs batted in home runs and pitching records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuccinello
Chicago
Stephens
St. Louis
Stirnweiss
New York
St.Louis
C. Johnson
Boston
Etten
Siebert
Philadelphia
Byrnes
McQuinn
Torres
Washington
Case
Myatt
Ferriss
Borony
Kilmer's Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a fast acting bladder and kidney aid. It claims relief from urinary discomfort caused by excess acidity with a blend of 16 herbs and roots, asserting non habit forming, free samples, and wide drugstore availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer A & Co
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General Assembly
Terian
U. S. Hern
INS
el G. Diseker
Agricultural Department
N. ©. College
Ala
Polytechnic Institute
Army Air Corps
Henry Wagstaff
Chapel Hill
Henry Meril- Wagstaff
University of Carolina
Durham
J. Wagstaff
Rex
Ersity
Johns Hopkins
Atherford College
Alleghany Meadville
Raleigh
R. Eugene Brown
Public Assistance
State Board of Public Welfare
The
North Carolina Bankers Association
Charlotte
Stanley Lee Williams
Richard H. Dixon
Superior
J. W. Thompson
Flat Rock
Williams
Thompson
Dixon
Opaistrict
Mple
Shes
Mann Drug
Azzling
Crown Jewelry Company
Street
Atlanta
Georgia
Clarence T. Leinbach
Marshall
L. D. Hatchell
Edward Duckett
Madison County
H. Carl Keith
J. A. McKeitham
Asheville
Mukdene
Manchuria
Tsingtao
Yellow Sea
China
Shanghai
iWenchow
Formosa
Kanko
Kyushu
Amama
Ryukyu
Korea
Okinawa
Ng Vladivostok
Sea of
Japan
Honshu
Nagoya
Pacific Ocean
Otaru In
Tokyo
Yokohama
Sapporo
Sendai
Hokkaido
Muko
BONIN
Hal Boyle
Plaseny
Boyle
Helen Camp
New York Bay
Bradley
Mitchell
Halloran Hospital
Camp Shanks
Camp Kilmer
Newa
Luzon
Anthony J. Malinowski
Britain
24Th Division
Mindanao
Joseph Buckovich
Elton Street
N. Y
Murray Craft
Samuel B. Kohn
N. J
Kohn
Craft
Papa Craft
Eleventh Corps
Manila
Don S. Warner
Visayans
Talisay
Philippines
Bud
C. G. Warner
Benson Ave
Ontario
Connie
Arcola, Ave
North Hollywood
Virginia
America
Madam Laurel
Tured
Wachovia
Busi
Salisbury
Wachowia
Southeastern
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Ata
Civitan
Frye
Grant, Embler and
King
Associated Press
Bor
Ind
Young Mitchell
Baltimore
Johnny Finazzo
Howard Bennett
Jimmy Beil
Charley Crump
Holman Williams
Sampson Powell
U. S
Enders
Burkhardt
Voiselle
Thomas Edison
Pioneer
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