Zaritsky Sees CIO Union Leaders Waiting for AFL Peace Move
Zaritsky head of a union allied with the Lewis faction says the committee for industrialization will await the AFLs peace initiative in the labor movement. He just returned from a Tampa convention and notes proposals on differences were left to the federation executive council of the CIO unions.
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Atlanta
Zaritsky
Thehn L. Lewis
Toy
Committee For Industrialization
Theerican Federation of Labor
Ted Hatters
Cap and Millin
A. F
Tampa
Fla
Federation
Coun
Litigation to Find Rights Involved in High Point Bonds
Liamson seeks an early determination of rights amid objections to proposed city bonds. Objections claim voter approval violates constitutional provisions and pledged revenues from a enlarged electric system, and challenge the Revenue Bond Act’s rate requirements for repayment and maintenance.
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Liamson
City of
High Point
North Carolina
CIO splits over craft unionism threaten war time labor unity
Zaritsaky warns the CIO and federation are divided over organizing workers into large unions versus craft groups. He says the executive council faces a choice between moderates and bitter-enders, predicts possible trench warfare outcomes, and argues the CIO can endure delay longer than the federation.
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Executive Council
Zaritsaky
CIO
Federation
High Point Electric Bond Plan Under Constitutional Challenge
A court weighs whether the city may issue revenue bonds for a hydroelectric plant without a voter referendum. The document argues bonds payable solely from electric system revenues avoid debt, while a counterclaim asserts local self government limits and potential rate control by a receiver. The resolution declares the new system separate from existing city works and outlines reserves and rate duties. The plan involves a PWA grant note and attorneyly drafting by Reed Hoyt and Washburn.
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North Carolina
PWA
High Point
New York
Reed, Hoyt and Washburn
Bond Of Health Camp Operator To Be Forfeited
Mrs. Helen G. Randle operator of a seven acre sun and diet health camp in Falmouth failed to appear in district court for trial on charges of unlawful practice of medicine. Judge John H. Sullivan ordered her defaulted and surrendered her $1,000 surety. State Trooper John Nolan said she intended to appear Thursday. She claimed jealousy from the medical profession caused her arrest.
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Wareham
Mass
Helen G. Randle
Falmouth
John H. Sullivan
John Nolan
Arraigne
Middleboro
Specialties Lead Advance On Mart
New York November 30 stock market opened with indecisive trends as specialists drove activity. Leaders fell back after an early surge and the market showed limited trading by mid-session. Bonds were uneven, grains and cotton rose on reserve buildup by European nations amid war fears. Foreign currencies showed slight dollar improvement.
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New York
Trawler Captain Ashore Off North Carolina Coast
The Coast Guard Cutter Modoc stands by the trawler Captain ashore at Rich's inlet on the North Carolina coast. Eighteen crew members remain aboard the helpless craft as heavy weather hits the area. Earlier, the North State went ashore near Cape Lookout and sank with 25 crew members escaping in lifeboats. The yacht Mandoo reported heavy seas and asked for Coast Guard standby at Little Creek.
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Coast Guard
Modoc
Rich's Inlet
North Carolina
Cape, Fear
Cape Lookout
Mandoo
New Haven
Little Creek
Seattle Post-Intelligencer Returns After Strike
After a 15 week shutdown, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer resumes delivery with a 48 page weekday edition. Publisher John Boettiger and former first lady Anna Eleanor Roosevelt arrive in Seattle as she plans to write for the paper.
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Seattle
Carrier Boys
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
American Newspaper Guild
John Boettiger
Roosevelt
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
P.I
Brower Named Secretary of the Memorial
Alfred S. Brower, longtime head of the State Division of Purchase and Contracts, is named executive secretary of the Duke Memorial. He plans to lead efforts toward the university centennial and will begin around January 1 after resigning from his current post to Governor Ehringhaus.
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Durham
Alfred 8. Brower
Duke Memorial
Duke
Brower
Ehringhaus
Diyr
Funeral Plans Held Up Pending Arrival Of Cronly Son
Richar D. Cronly Sr., a longtime Atlantic Coast Line railway executive, died yesterday. Plans for his funeral were delayed awaiting the arrival of his son Richard D. Cronly Jr., who was in New York when notified. Cronly, 70, retired as assistant to the president of the Atlantic Coast Line and remained active as secretary of multiple ACL subsidiaries.
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Wilmington
Richar D. Cronly
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Richard D., Jr
New York
Cronly
Southern Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
Charleston and Western Carolina Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Connecticut
Social Security Act Heading For Court Test Case
Boston on November 30 Federal Judge George C Sweeney heard a test case of the social security act. Court attaches said it was the first case of its kind in the country. George P Davis of Waltham a stockholder in the Boston and Maine railroad seeks to stop the railroad from paying the unemployment insurance tax.
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Boston
George C. Sweeney
George P. Davis
Waltham
Boston and Maine Railroad
France Weighs Democratic Nations Bloc To Counter Axis
Paris reports France aims to build a militant bloc of Democratic nations to oppose Germany Italy and Japan. Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos signals willingness to formalize security guarantees with Britain and France. Belgium could be included and the United States may be invited to join.
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Paris
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Yvon Delbos
Britain
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
Belgium
United States
Garner Expected in Washington Early This Week
Vice President Garner is due in Washington early this week ahead of Congress opening January 5. Lawmakers note his early return may signal political importance and anticipate talks with Senate Finance Chairman Harrison on proposed tax reforms.
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Washington
Garner
Congress
Uvalde
Tex
Harrison
D.-Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Carolinas
Skiddinge Auto Kills 3 Women in Indianapolis
A skidding automobile crashed into a railroad elevation abutment in Indianapolis early today, killing three young women and injuring two men. The dead are Miss Helen Dugan 25, Miss Mildred Tucker 20, and Miss Dorothy Lois Eudaly 16, all of Indianapolis. The injured are Patsy Rossi and Roxie Haría.
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Indianapolis
Helen Dugan
Mildred Tucker
Dorothy Lois Eudaly
Patsy Rossi
Roxie Llaria
Police Chief Recalls Thanksgiving Turkeys Incident
Hickory reports Police Chief B. E. Lentz described a man who brought a Thanksgiving turkey to the chief for safekeeping on Wednesday night. The man reportedly was put away for safekeeping himself due to excessive pre holiday cheer.
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Hickory
BE. W. Lentz
Fifteen-Year-Old Bowden Sentenced for Stepfather Slaying
In Memphis Tennessee Navy district court a fifteen year old named Grady Odell Bowden received a ten year reformatory sentence for the murder of his stepfather Ruben A. Barker aged twenty seven.
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Memphis
Tenn
Navy
Grady Odell Bowden
Ruben A. Barker
Fatal Wreck Claims Black Driver in Clinton
In Clinton on November 30 Frank Blount, a Black man, was killed and Raymond Suttong, the Sampson county sheriff’s son, was seriously injured in a head on automobile collision.
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WRECF
Clinton
Frank Blount
Raymond Suttong
Sampson County
Crosby Swinging at Ca Rival Sparked Street Fracas
An incident at a Bay Meadows race day spilled from a San Diego cafe clash involving Bing Crosby. A civilian recognized the star and Crosby, angered by a public accusation, stepped outside with others. Police intervened as threats of fighting arose and Crosby insisted no physical harm occurred.
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Bay Meadows
Larry
Crosby
Bing
Lynnard
San Diego
Italian Senate to Replace Chamber Deputies Says Mussolini
Mussolini reiterated that the chamber of deputies would be abolished and replaced by a new body in time. He asserted the Senate, comprising about 500 elderly men, will remain for life under royal authority, as a reminder of fascist governance.
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Mussolini
Chamber
Nber
Tional
Toto
Senate
al Oy
Roosevelt Acclaimed by Thousands in Argentina Visit
President Agustin Justo hosted a ceremony as Roosevelt was acclaimed by thousands. Naval escort included ships Rivadavia Moreno Almirante Brown Mendoza Larioja Garay and destroyers O marca Cordoba Jujuy in portside maneuvers.
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Agustin Justo Argentina
Rivadavia
Moreno
Almirante Brown
Mendoza
Larioja Garay
O Marca
Cordoba
Jujuy
Planes Fail to Break Madrid as Franco Riskes Losses Grow
Reports say Franco's forces failed to bomb Madrid and suffered demoralization as heavy government artillery pounded the Astur sector. Nationalists urged renewed assaults toward El Escorial and Pozuelo while Italy and Germany faced possible withdrawal of aid.
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Uni
Casa de Camp
Franco
Madrid
Gove
Italy
Germany
Ast
Miguel Arranda
Visw
Oviedo
Iis
el Escorial
Pozuelo Alargon
New
Fleground
Capital
Seamen Strike Disrupts Atlantic Pact and Alaska Relief
Eastern gulf coast seamen join a strike and boycott actions against American ships amid French and Mexican dock worker tensions. The International Shoremen's Association condemns the seamen's strike and threatens action against the liner Champlain. The Arctic steamer sails from Oakland with Alaska Relief, while the coast guard coordinates cargo to Hawaii.
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New Cruises
New York
International Shoremen’s Association
Champlain
Alaska Rélief
Announ
Arctic
Alaska Packers Corporation
Oakland
Coast Guard
Hawaii
Fatally Wounded at CCC Camp in Southport
Fatally wounded Woodrow Milliken 21 of Lathe is injured when a pistol discharged while being drawn from the waistline at a CCC camp in Southport.
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Woodrow Milliken
Latte
CCC
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