Rumblings of discontent in textile ranks
In Washington Navy era reports rising unrest as United Textile Workers threaten strikes against mills deemed to discriminate against participants in last summer’s general strike. The piece notes overlapping leadership on steel and textile boards, ongoing negotiations, and Francis Biddle’s appointment as chair of the National Labor Relations Board.
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Joseph L. Miller
Washington
Navy
United Textile Workers
Steel Board
Steel
Steel Industry
A. F. of L. Union
Francis Biddle
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Lloyd Garrison
Bia
House Engineering Company
Buffalo
Justice Department
Cummings
Last Minute Jaws Flashes
Two hundred people were reported killed in Mauban by Thursday's typhoon in an unconfirmed report to the American Red Cross.
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Manila
Mauban
American Red Cross
Textile Workers meeting postponed to Tuesday in Greenville
Spartanburg news reports the emergency board of the United Textile Workers of America delaying a Greenville gathering until Tuesday after a telegram from John Peel to Furman Sh. Rogers.
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Spartanbury
United Textile Workers of America
Greenville
Furman Sh. Rogers
John Peel
Thompson Triumphs in Melbourne Centenary Open Golf
Jimmy Thompson of Los Angeles fired a 60 in a brilliant morning round to seize the Melbourne Centenary Open title. He finished the 72 holes at 288 for the event, winning the A$85,000 championship.
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Melbourne
Ustralia
Jimmy Thompson
Los Angeles
Three Men Hurt Enroute To Game
Three men were seriously injured in a collision near Mill Bridge in Rowan County. J W Sloan of Mill Bridge suffered internal injuries, Jim Legette of Shelby had chest and internal injuries, and W Royster of Shelby died from a broken left leg. Three others from Shelby, H Long A Dellinger and Bill Lattimore, sustained minor injuries while en route to Chapel Hill for the Duke Carolina game with Legette driving. The accident occurred after Sloan entered the highway from a side road, leaving no chance to avoid impact. the three seriously hurt were hospitalized.
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Mill Bridge
Rowan
J. W. Sloan
Jim Legette
Shelby
W. Royster
H. ©. Long
A. ©. Dellinger
Bill Lattimore
Chapel Hill
Legette
Sloan
Weather forecast by states South Carolina and Georgia
Weather outlook shows slightly warmer conditions tonight and Sunday for South Carolina and Georgia. Winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras shift from fresh southwest to west or northwest along the north portion, with moderating winds and fair weather.
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Ina
South Carolina
Georgia
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
League plan to end Chaco warfare announced
The League of Nations Chaco committee reports an agreement to end Bolivia Paraguay hostilities. The plan calls for a ceasefire under a regional control committee, direct negotiations with a delay, and arbitration by a world court if talks fail. A special assembly will review the report next week.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
League
Stephan Osusky
Osusky
World Court of Justice
Libby Holman backs three way split of Reynolds estate
Libby Holman Reynolds widow of Smith Reynolds approves a plan dividing his 25 million dollar share of his father’s tobacco fortune. The scheme would give 15 million to two children and 750 thousand to Libby, with the rest allocated to executors and other heirs. The proposed settlement was filed in Forsyth superior court by Reynolds’s siblings R J Reynolds Jr Mary Reynolds Babcock and Nancy Reynolds Bagley. Christopher Smith Reynolds would receive six million as the late sportsman’s posthumous son.
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Winston-Salem
Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman Reynolds
Forsyth Superior Court
Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds, Jr
Mary Reynolds Babcock
Nancy Reynolds Bagley
Christopher Smith Reynolds
Huey Long Unveils New Dictatorial Laws In Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports Huey P. Long after a five day special session pushed through 44 bills. The Governor and allies promise quick signing as Long seeks to expand power, curb opposition, and create a state debt moratorium with a state debt commissioner authority.
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Baton Rouge
United States
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Louisiana State University of Ississippi
Jackson
Misa
0. K. Allen
Lane
New Orleans
Alexandria
Kingfish
Civil Service Commission
Lons
Long
Print Makers Oppose 10 Tax Across Southern Mills
Southeastern print cloth manufacturers joined textile groups in a drive against the processing tax on cotton. A resolution from 65 mills in the Carolinas Georgia and Virginia urged elimination and argued aid to farmers should come from the U S treasury. The tax, they said, hurt textile trade and workers and the public. Elliott W Springs was elected to the executive committee T M Marchant was reelected chairman W P Jacobs reappointed secretary treasurer.
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Spartanburg, &. C
South
Carolinas
Georgia
Virginia
United States
W. D. Anderson
Macon
W. C. Hamrick
Gaffney
J. P. Gossett
Williamston
J. C. Evans
Spartanburg
J. K. Morrison
Shannon
A. F. McKissick
Greenvile
M. Johnson
Greenville
Geo. M. Wright
Great Falls
W. &. Montgomery
F. W. Symees
M. P
Orr
Anderson
Institute To Hold Final Session Today
Raleigh reports the North Carolina institute of government enters its final session with U S attorney general aide William Stanley and U S solicitor general aide A D McLean set to speak. Judge Florence Allen urges renewal of the nation's founding purposes as traffic safety discussions stress enforcement over new laws.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Institute of Government
William Stanley
U. S. Attorney General
A. D. McLean
U. S. Solicitor General
Florence Allen
Ohio
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Institute
United States
Ebringhaus
Conference On
Highway Safety
Big business to back housing drive in recovery plan
Washington officials say business leaders will push a housing program as key to speed recovery and curb unemployment. The plan, urged by the Chamber of Commerce, NA M of Manufacturers and the National Industrial Conference Board, would include 20 percent loan guarantees for repairs and 80 percent mortgage insurance, while avoiding new large public works.
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Washington
Congress
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
2 House
White House
Chamber
New York
Raymond Moley
Halson
Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
National Industrial Conference Board
James A. Moffett
Fed
Panthers
Ickes
S. C. Residents Drink More Beer Tax Revenue Rises
South Carolina residents consume more beer while state and local governments gain tax revenue. The state tax commission allocated 102027 dollars in beer and wine taxes to state, counties and municipalities for the quarter ending September 30, a 34 percent increase from the prior year’s 75339 dollars.
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Columbia, &. C
South Carolina
State Tax Commission
W. G. Query
Three Die In Newberry South Carolina Explosion Fire
Three bodies were recovered from the remains of downtown buildings after a blast and fire in Newberry South Carolina. Firemen said all present in the structures were accounted for with seven injuries and about 100000 dollars in damage.
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State Highway Department
Joe Brown
Leminack
Ross Wilson
Murder Case Heads To Jury For Guilford Trial
Greensboro November 17 Special The Davis murder case in Sumner township involving five men including Ralph Dill High Point Paul Sams and Robert Smith for the murder of William E Davis could go to the Superior court jury tonight Testimony closed yesterday and defense arguments wrapped up late last night Solicitor Koontz will present the state's final argument Judge Alley will charge the jury after the last defense rebuttal The defense contends Dill Os borne and others are not guilty basing on alibis and lack of participation in the crime.
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Greensboro
Davis
Ralph Dill
High Point
Paul Sams
Robert Smith
William E. Davis
Sumner Township
Superior Court
Adams
George A. Younce
Warner
Guilford Superior Court
H. L. Koontz
Felix E. Alley
Mr. Koontz
J. Archie Myatt
Dill
Thomas J. Gold, Sr
Osborne
J. A. Cannon, Jr
Sams
Robert Howell
Young Smith
E. D. Davis
Myatt
Mr. Gold
Smith
Ten Parks Planned for North Carolina State
Raleigh November 17 the department of conservation and development aims to establish ten state parks. Three existing units Mount Mitchell Fort Macon Rendezvous are currently public state parks. New sites would be added in eastern western and industrial Piedmont regions with federal assistance potential.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Piedmont
Department of Conservation and Development
R. Bruce Etheridge
Etheridge
Mount Mitchell
Yancey County
Fort Macon
Carteret County
Rendezvous
Wilkes County
Stagnation in Washington as NRA faces code chaos
National Whirligig reports on Washington observers noting a stagnant NRA board seven weeks into duty under General Hugh Johnson. Businesses press for code rulings on assessments and diverse code coverage, while labor seeks representation. Service industries' status remains unresolved as Chamber strategists warn of broader issues.
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Washington
George Durno
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
M P Conference Nears Close in Greensboro
The North Carolina annual conference of the Methodist Protestant Church opposed repeal of the Turlington act regulating liquor sales and protested secular influence on marriage rites, screen and stage, crime, and Sabbath desecration. Dr. J E Pritchard was named editor of the Herald. The session continued with reports on the children’s home and High Point College.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church Today
J. E. Pritchard
Calvary Church
Methodist Protestant Herald
Herald Committee
J. Norman Wills
J. F. McCulloch
High Point College
Battle Delayed Over Release of Woman In Lake City Robbery
Geneva English and her husband Frank English face a habeas corpus hearing delay to November 27 in Columbia South Carolina. The couple linked to the $114 000 Lake City bank robbery were extradited from Louisville Kentucky to stand trial in Florence. They were returned to the state penitentiary after the transfer.
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Lake City
Columbia
D. C
Geneva English
A. L. Gaston
Prisner
Mia. English
Frank
Loutaville
Florence
South Carolina
Huey Long and a Pro Football Conference Riff
Beverly Hills Calif November 16 Huey Long claimed he asked for a thousand dollars for a legal opinion then offered a note instead noting Longiana law he said prevents collection Minnesota is highlighted as the best team in the mountains and if conference jealousy allows them should be in the Rose Bowl Will predicts a Huey debate between halves with Sinclair Sister Aimee as referee in a playful note to Huey Long
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Beverly ‘Hills
Calif
Huey Long
Longiana
Minnesota
Huey
Stanford
Sinclair
Aimee
Roosevelt Visit Draws Largest Tennessee Crowd
Nashville greets President Roosevelt with a record crowd as his presidential train arrives at Union Station. The motorcade, guardsmen, and a gun salute accompany the first family through decorated streets to a statehouse ceremony. Mrs Roosevelt and Tennessee Governor McAlister attend the Polk tomb wreath laying.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dent Roosevelt
Tennessee
Union Station
Andrew Johnson
Roosevelt
National Guardsmen
Gov. McAlister
Joseph Burns
Roosey
James K. Polk
Graves
Polk
Italy orders birth to enlist in fascist Ballilla by Mussolini
Rome announces a government plan to enroll newborn boys in the Ballilla pre military order from birth. Boys will undergo hygienic supervision until six, then escalating physical and military training including hiking, rifles and artillery as they grow. The move signals rising Europe tensions and Mussolini’s drive to mold future fascist supporters.
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Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Ballilla
Bambini
Europe
II Duce
Popolo D'Italia
International Tribunals
Dnce
Alon
Hoever
Wolf
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