Winnell in New York and bigotry in relief era talk
The item notes Jolson battling bigotry while others on relief loom in President's circle. It mentions government cutbacks for economy and Nielsen ratings for the new radio season. Politicos discuss Heming way and gamblers fear Coras money shifts to centers as lightning moves swiftly.
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Charles Laughton to Attend Woman's College Event
Mov ing picture star Charles Laughton will appear at Woman's College in Greensboro on Tuesday night at 8 oclock as the third feature of the college entertainment. He will read and recite passages from great literature and perform readings from Julius Caesar and Ruggles of Red Gap, among other works, while audiences listen and he reads from memory.
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Moving Picture
Charles Laughton
Woman's College
Shakes
Julius Caesar
James Thurber
David
Goliath
Laughton
Charles Laugh
Missionary Tells of Far East Challenges at Convention
Rev. E G Murray of Philadelphia spoke at the annual Missionaries convention at the Gospel Tabernacle about his wartime China service from 1940 to 1944 and return in 1947. He described Shanghai battles near the mission, a blown rear wall, and four months of near confinement by the Communists, praising a friend who kept him from prison.
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Far East
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China
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Local Schools Plan Education Week Events Across District
Schools schedule a week's events for Education Week sponsored by the National Education Association and partners. Open houses, concerts, and lectures are set at Senior High, Junior High, and multiple neighborhood schools with PTA meetings and classroom visits throughout the week.
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American Legion
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
United States Office of Education
Cecil Wilcox Aee
O. H. Mull
Frank
Barry Ruth
Montgomery
Anna Mendenhall D. P. Whitley
O. A. Kian
Ada Blair
Tuweday
Brentwood
Ener Flintom
Lou Dent
Strickland
Cloverdale
Elm Street
PTA
Donald Conrad
Margaret Flintom
Tata
Blair
O. A. Kirkker
United Nations
Miss Eller
Charles F. Carroll
Johnson Street
Charles iCarroll
CIO To Seek Union Election At Wall and Sons
Thomasville November 4 The CIO United Furniture Workers petitioned the National Labor Relations Board for an election to be held November 9 in Lexington to gain recognition as the bargaining agent for C M Wall and Sons employees. The union seeks a contract with the company after workers struck in 1948.
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CIO
United Furniture Workers Union
C. M. Wall and Sons Company
Lexington
Wall
National Labor Re. Relations Board
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