Newark Newsroom Strike Sparks Tie Up Across City
Editorial workers at The Newark Morning Ledger walked out to press for recognition of the news guild and reinstatement of discharged staff. About 100 percent of the newsroom reportedly affected as pickets appeared on Broad and Market streets and at major transit hubs.
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News Department
Newark
N. J
Wark Morning Ledger
Ledger
J. T. Russell
Ownpaper Guild of
Main Business District
Hudson and Anhattan
New York
Mtters
Thewspaper Guild of Newark
Board of Governors of the
Russell
Textile workers threaten new strikes over discrimination
Washington labor leaders warned of fresh walkouts amid alleged misemployment and intimidation of textile workers after the September general strike. Francis Gorman said mills are pressuring workers and violating a federal order, with up to 25 000 workers feared poised to strike if a resolution fails.
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Iired
Francie J. Gorman
Washington
Francis Gorman
Direc
United Textile Work
Ustry
Thomas F. McMahon
Textile Labor Board
Conco
Labor Board
Gorman
Resident to Inspect Ore Begun by TVA
A report notes a TVA inspection of ore with a ceremonial wreath and a tribute to Old Hickory at the Hermitage. Mary Cooper and Susan White presented a corsage to the Lady Scout. Mrs. eit amiled as the event proceeded. The procession then traveled 11 miles toward the Hermitage.
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TVA
Mary
Cooper
Susan White
Eit
Hermit
Andrew
Mr. Roosevelt
Old Hickory
Rachel
Hermitage
M P Conference Nearing Close In Madison
The M P Conference will conclude the business session Monday morning followed by the stationing committee report. The next conference is set for November 6 with the location to be chosen. Rev. T Glenn of Madison is named to preach the conference sermon next year and Rev. N G Bethea to preach the ordination sermon.
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T. Glenn
Madison
N. G. Bethea
Plan for a special consultative committee to oversee the conflict
Osusky described a planned assembly backed special consultative committee to monitor the conflict in all aspects. If belligerents reject the report after approval, the panel could proceed and determine further action. He praised committee unity and noted government collaboration is a live reality.
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Osusky
Aegue
Libby approves three way division in Reynolds estate
The proposal splits the estate with 89,000,000 to Anne Cannon Reynolds and her daughter, 750,000 to Libby Holman, and the remainder for benevolent uses. Holman’s counsel says Anne Holman accepts but questions remain about the unequal shares and the plan may be contested to test validity. Court approval needed for minor beneficiaries. litigation over the estate continues.
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Reynolds
Anne Cannon Reynolds-Smith
Wolds
Services Held For Mrs Amanda Fulp Widow Of M Fulp
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Amanda Fulp at her Trinity home and at the Trinity M E Church in Stokes county. Officiants included Rev G W Williams Rev W R Kelley and Rev A C Wagner. Pallbearers were Drs Farrington Alexander Smith Yokely Jennings and J G Groome.
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Amanda Fulp
Undefined Court Term Reference in December Filing
A fragment indicates a reference to a December term of the Superior Court and a case associated with the appellate or trial court system. The text lacks full context, parties, or actions, making precise identification or outcome impossible from the fragment alone.
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Superior Court
Market Trends Chicago Produce Prices Decline Mixed Butter
Chicago market trends show butter prices unsettled with creamery specials around 93 score and various grades from extras to standards. Eggs hold steady with 1,294 dozen and no egg sales reported.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady with Minor Gains
Cotton opened steady in New Orleans with little change despite stronger Liverpool cables. December at 12.31, March 12.42, May 12.42, up 1 point from yesterday. Naval stores in Savannah show dull turpentine at 48, rosin unchanged with varied quotes across grades.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Vannah
Foreign exchange rates and international demand list
The New York market shows steady foreign exchange with Britain at 4.99 percent for demand and cables, France at 6.58, Italy at 8.55, and various countries quoted in dollars or cents. Additional demand figures cover Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Austria, Hungary, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, Tokyo, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Mexico City, and Montreal based on regional rates and quotes.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Techoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Rumania
Argentine
Brasil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Couple Given Suspended Terms On Prohibition Conviction
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lewis of the Redding apartment were convicted in municipal court on prohibition charges after a special hearing before Judge Lewis Teague. Chief W G Friddle testified to nearly two dozen pint bottles of bonded liquor found in their rooms, with two bottles in a dispatch case. Lewis claimed ownership and use for personal consumption. wife denied involvement. They received eight and six month sentences, to be served with suspended execution within set time limits, and must appear monthly to show good conduct and abstain from liquor dealings.
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Ted Lewis
Redding
Lewis &. Teague
W. G. Friddle
Lewis
Dog dies after sewer rescue in St. Louis
For three days a small dog stood on its hind legs bracing against a sewer wall to keep its nose above water as police attempted rescue efforts failed. A humane society representative lowered into the sewer and retrieved the animal, but it died minutes later while being taken to a veterinary hospital.
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ST. Louis
Olice
The
Humane Society
Pallbearers Named for Deceased in Church Service
Pallbearers at the funeral included Chas Heleebeck Ray Ingram Lester Newsome Archie Inville L. C. Pulliam and Cleo Bucner nephews of the deceased. Selections sung included In the Land Where We'll Never Grow Old O Happy Day Sometime We'll Understand and Nearer My God To Thee. A large number of friends and relatives attended at home and church, with many floral offerings.
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Chas, Heleebeck
Ray Ingram
Lester Newsome
Archie Inville
L. C. Pulliam
Cleo Bucner
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