Labor union elections reach North Carolina plants
Workers at Elkin plant and several others faced union representation votes. Elkin: Firni Co. of Elan approved United Furniture Workers AFL CIO by 92 to in Winston-Salem NLRA office. Newland Knitting Mills rejected Textile Workers Union AFL CIO 13 to 92. Schneider Mills Inc Jimmy and Josh Inc Taylorsville favored Textile Workers by a wide margin. Laurinburg Plywood workers rejected International Woodworkers of America AFL CIO 46 to 34. United Glass and Ceramic Workers AFL CIO filed petitions. Sanford Furniture Co. election set November 19 for International Woodworkers of America representation.
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Elkin
Firni. Inte Co
Elan
The
United
Furniture
American
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Winston-Salem
Vaughn-Bassett
Newland Knitting Mills
Newland Workers
Textile Workers
Laurinburg Plywood Corp
Laurinburg
International Woodworkers of America
Aplcio
NLRE
United Glass and’ Ceramic Workers of North America
American Furniture Co. Inc
North Wildesboro
Sanford Furniture Co
Sanford
Holiday Inn seeks board approval for 24 new rooms
Holiday Inn of High Point asks the Board of Adjustment to permit 24 motel units on W Green Drive between Trinity Avenue and U S 29 70. George Connor filed the plan for three buildings and the 4 p m meeting at the City County Building will also hear Mrs Wilmer B Farmer's variance request to convert a single family house at 613 Lindaly St between Locke St and Boulevard to a two family dwelling.
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Holiday Inn of
High Point
W. Green Drive
Trinity Avenue
U. S. 29
High Point Board of Adjustment
George Connor
Board of Adjustment
Wilmer B. Farmer
Lindaly St
Locke Street
Boulevard
Dr Conrad Elected To Post On Academic Deans Group
Dr Harold Conrad dean of curriculum planning at High Point College was elected to the executive committee of the North Carolina Association of Academic Deans at the North Carolina College conference in Charlotte. He previously taught at Urbana College Ottawa University and Washburn University and has held roles at Boston University and the University of Kansas.
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Harold Conrad
High Point College
North Carolina, Assn
North Carolina College
Charlotte
Conrad
American Assn
Mississippi Valley History Assn
Kansas History Teachers Assn
Brior
Urbana College
Ottawa University
Washburn University
University of Kansas
Boston University
Laser Beam Discussed At Meeting By ABC Chapter
The Exchange Club at the Sheraton Hotel heard a talk on the Laser Beam as a communications tool. John A Ciburk of the Redevelopment Commission and Ed Pond of Southern Bell spoke on urban renewal in High Point and the city’s five year plan, noting possible changes and whether a new project would start after mid term, to be decided by the City Council.
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Exchange Club
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Furniture City
American Business Clubs
John A. Ciburk
Randleman Dam Status Still Years Away Says Jordan
U S Senator B Everett Jordan told about 70 to 100 Randleman Rotarians and guests that the Randleman Dam remains distant, with no funds allotted though authorized, while he praised North Carolina gains in farm legislation. He stressed political involvement, noted Farm Bill passage with President Johnson, and warned of metropolitan bloc influence. Mayor Paul Bell welcomed him as local officials and locals heard about wheat costs affecting a Charlotte cracker firm and local farm economy.
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Don Wrenn
Enterprise
Randleman
U. S
B. Everett Jordan
Sen. Jordan
New Hope
Pittsboro
Jordan
North Carolina
Congress
Bargal
Johnson
Sen
Charlotte
Washington
Henry Jordan
Cedar Falls
Randieman High School
Clus
Charles Sanford
Randieman
New Market School
Joe Parish
James Pickard
Realty Transfers in High Point Township report
Realty transfers docume nt lists several lot transfers including North Park Hillsdale Addition Anderson Heights Timberlake Potts Street and Oakview Estate with buyers and spouses named such as David Mullis R G Vaughn Emerywood Forest North Co Paul Cassell Orrin DeJonge Minnie Anderson Charles Simmons James Collins Elbert Cochran Mitchell Pantzer and executors for Reuben Clinard estate.
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High Point Township
David D. Mullis
R. G. Vaughn
North Park
Phillip R. Dixon
Emerywood Forest North Co
Hillsdale
Robert G. Vaugin
Paul M. Cassell
Joseph Vincent
Orrin W. DeJonge
Minnie Anderson
Elva L. J Adarms
Potts Street
Trene Gable
Charles
Beam cited for many uses in satellite program notes
The beam is described as having diverse applications including haimone buttressing, medical treatment mapping, and other roles related to the satellite program as stated by the speaker.
Fidelity Division presents seamless hosiery knitting machine
Burlington report shows Mark A. Lolat te general manager of the Fidelity Division of the Singers Co presenting a four feed Model LBMF4 seamless hosiery knitting machine to the Technical Institute of Alfomance for training. He cites private enterprise and education partnership as key to progress and productivity. The machine knits ladies hosiery up to 20 r p m and is compact with modern simple design.
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Burlington
Mark A. Lolatte
Fidelity Division
Singers 'Co
Technical Institute of
Alfoimance
Lolatte
Godwin Expects Ban Proposal To Pass In Special Session
Gatesville North Carolina AP State Rep Phil Godwin predicts a special legislative session next week will likely approve the Speaker Ban Study Commission recommendations if the policy is adopted as proposed He cautions a heated clash could arise if anyone weakens the commissions recommendations He previously sponsored the Speaker Ban Act in 1963
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Gatesville
N.C
Phil Godwin
Gates
Gouwin
Two Charged In Two Car Accident At Intersection
Grady C. Martin of Ray Street and Carl V. Wright of Kernersville were charged with traffic violations after a two car collision at the intersection of S Hamilton Street and E Green Drive. Police said Martin’s westbound vehicle stopped for a light and started to cross, while Wright’s eastbound vehicle also stopped for the light and began a left turn. Damages were estimated at 315 for Martins car and 50 for Wrights. The piece also notes the first commissioner of the Southeastern Conference was the late Martin S. Conner, former Mississippi governor, who served from 1840 until health forced resignation in 14.
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Wright
E. Green
Hamilton
Marti
Martin S. Conner
Mississippi
HPC Golden Decade Plans To Be Told
High Point College prepares a $10 million Golden Decade fundraising plan to be shared with hundreds of leaders at a 12:15 PM luncheon in the Top of the Mart. Dr Wendell Patton will outline the program as part of the college's push to mark its Golden Anniversary in 1974.
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High Point College
High Point
Southern Furniture Exposition
J. Edward Pleasants
Wendell Ki. Patton
Pleasants
Fleasants
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Phsfa
Dorn Wrenn
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Hauser
Dial
Canby Mortuary
BROAD
Chestnut
BIG
RCA Victor
Zenith
N. Main
Rad
Godwin
Hunter Coal & Oil CO
Ward St
HPC
Calhoun
Russell Stover
Hilary Daugherty
LAW Building
East Green St
High Point,n. C
Perpetual
Cepelual & Loan Association
North Main