Ex-Grid Star Named To NLRB
A historical profile recalls ex Grid star Bean, a mid‑20th century legal mind who served in two world wars, practiced insurance law, and later became an NLRB member. Born June 17, 1892 in Woburn Massachusetts, he studied at Brown and Northeastern University Law.
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Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
Brown
NLRB
Bean
Truman
Eisenhower
Woburn
Mass
Northeastern University of Law
Union Leaders Warn of Warrant Promises at Martel Mills
Asheville labor chief Dan E. Jervis said a group of nine women union organizers faced rotten egg and rock throwing near Martel Mills during leaflet distribution. He reported threats from inside the mill and called for sheriff protection as AFL and Textile Workers Union pledged extra organizers and legal advisers.
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Asheville
Martel Mis
Oerson E. Jervis
Asheville Central Union
CLU
Eae
Jervis
American Federaton of Labor
Martel Mills
AFL Textile Workers Union of America
Dan
Barry
Full Parity Call From Cooley At Kiwanis Dinner
Cooley urged restoration of full parity supports for tobacco and other crops at the Kiwanis Farmers Night. He warned price supports alone should not decide success and urged farmers and business leaders to help with agricultural economic problems for a sound long term program. He criticized the Soviet collective farm system as a failure and insufficient for Russia's needs.
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Asheboro
Cooley
Kiwanis Club
North Carolina Democrat
House Agriculture Committee
Russia
Atlanta Warden Dies After Attack
William H. Hardwick 55, warden of the U S Penitentiary at Atlanta, died in a hospital early today from a heart attack suffered Sunday. A federal prison veteran since 1930, he became warden here last July after leading the El Reno Oklahoma reforming young men for seven years.
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Atlanta
William H. Hardwick
U.S. Penitentiary
Federal Prison Service
Hardwick
el Reno
Okla
Federal
Weather outlook with temperatures and sun events
The forecast shows a low tonight of 45 and a high tomorrow of 59. Today’s high is expected around 40s and the low around 41. Civil sunset is at 5 08 PM and moonrise is at 7 05 AM tomorrow.
North Carolina forecast shows mild, windy conditions
The bulletin notes considerable cloudiness and mild temperatures with scattered showers in the west spreading eastward, mainly tonight. Lows in the 60s west and cooler east, with improving conditions late tonight and Thursday as the night hawk and whippoorwill are mentioned in a weather context.
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North Carolina
Fight Over Adoption Faith Sparks Massachusetts High Court Review
The Massachusetts Supreme Court heard the Ellis adoption case as they seek to keep Hildy from being raised Catholic by foster parents Melvin and Marjorie Ellis of Brookline, arguing child’s religion should align with birth parents. The fight spans Norfolk Probate Court rulings from 1951 to 1953 and ongoing appeals, with the high court denying a stay.
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Boston
New York
Ellis
John V. Spalding
Ellises
Norfolk County
Hildy
Ae Bureau
Massachhusetta Arion
Judee
Boston Hospital
Marjorie McCoy
Conan
Cou
Eissy Aan le Weno
Doherty
James Olds
Norfolk
Ellises Aparest
State Supreme Court
Tion
Red
Justice Spalding
Eastern Leaf Marts Close Today in Tobacco Markets
The Eastern North Carolina Belt ended its season with closing sales at Wilson and Rocky Mount. Middle Belt prices slipped while Old Belt markets varied, and Oxford announced a closing day of December 2 as South Carolina ratified the U S Constitution on May 23, 1788.
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Associated Press
North Carolina Middle Belt
Virginia
North Carolina
Wilson
Rocky Mount
Federal State Market News Service
Middle Belt
Three men deny roles in Hot Springs bank robbery
In U S District Court in Asheville the trio Norman Rebik 31 of Cleveland Carl Wacker 35 of Dayton and Grover Gosnell 38 Madison County native denied involvement in the 19000 holdup of the Hot Springs Branch Bank Gosnell testified he was in Dayton the day of the robbery while Rebik said he was in Cleveland and Wacker claimed he and Rebik planned the robbery but Gosnell stayed out The men face possible prison terms with Rebik already on parole and serving an eight year sentence for armed robbery.
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Asheville
Aes
Hot Springs
U.S. District Court
Norman Rebik
Cleveland
Carl Wacker
Dayton
Wemperears Caenell
Madison County
Acker
Rebik
Gosnell
Drecker
Davton
Bebik
Gether
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