Chest Quota Toped By Over Ten Thousand
Two headlines from the Greensboro Daily News target fall High Pointers. The first notes chest quota topped by more than ten thousand with Greensboro at two hundred twelve thousand in noted collections and pending totals. The second says High Point campaign lagging as noon reports show slow reporting through chest captains and colonels.
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Greensboro
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Sofar
North Carolina Teachers Asked to Know State and Local Government
A North Carolina Institute of Government initiative urges teachers and citizens to learn the inner workings of city county and state government. It challenges readers to answer basic questions on elections precincts governance and the structure of the state legislature and judiciary.
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North Carolina
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Guilford
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Superior Court
Pepper Backtracks on Meat Price Control Amid Political Shifts
The Florida Senator Claude Pepper, once an ardent advocate for broad price controls, signals serious reconsideration of meat price regulation. He hints that Congress may repeal the law when it reconvenes, a move critics call demagogic or politically expedient.
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Florida
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Electric Leg Razor for Ladies Sells Big
Heny Mc Lemore's column suggests a new business idea a fancy colored electric leg razor for women aimed at both shavers and husbands. The concept emphasizes novelty branding and aggressive advertising to appeal to female customers and male buyers alike.
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Heny McLemore
Aancy
Lillian
No Substitute for Chiang Kai-shek in China Says Roosevelt
The text notes Elliott Roosevelt cites Franklin D. Roosevelt on China, asserting Chiang Kai-shek is indispensable. It warns without Chiang the country would fall into feudal chaos, compares Chiang to past leaders, and recalls Sun Yat-sen to Yuan Shih-kai. Madame Chiang is linked to a tentative unity effort with Father.
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Li Hung-chang
Yuan Shih-kai
Tsao Kun
Wu _Pei-fu
Feng Yuhsiang
Changs
Roosevelt Era Doubts on Chiang and Chinese Unity
By George Sokolsky questions the Cairo Declaration and Roosevelt's stance on Chiang Kai-shek and Chinese Communists. It asserts Russia gained control of Manchuria, denies Hong Kong concessions, and accuses Roosevelt and Elliott Roosevelt of misjudging Sino Russian aims and outcomes.
Coast marine lab school to unite state and foundations
A cooperative project to create a premier marine life laboratory and vocational school for fishermen on the Carolina coast will involve the state conservation department the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill State College Raleigh and the Rockefeller Foundation. The lab will be at Morehead City with research by NC and Rockefeller scientists and the school at Ocracoke offering courses in boat building nets care and marketing.
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Carolina
State Department of Conservation and Development
University At Chapel Hill
State College At Raleigh
Rockefeller Foundation
C and D Department
State College
Dr. Taylor
Roy Hampton
C and D Board
Camp Glenn
Morehead City
NCU
Rockefeller
Ocracoke
Wild Life Laboratories
Advisory Budget Commission
James H. Clark
C. Clay
Medical care budget delay over hospital needs survey
Minority leaders argue over presenting the advisory committee report as state aid to community hospitals and health centers remains tied to completing county by county hospital surveys. Clark cites need for local data before budget figures, while officials assure equal consideration for health needs in upcoming recommendations.
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Clark
Rankin
Medical Care Commission
Fred Hale
F. J. Blythe
W. B. Rodman
Budget Commission
National Survey Committee
Public bears brunt as maritime strikes expose union split
Washington columnist Peter Edson analyzes the third and fourth maritime strikes revealing a disunified dispute between AFL Master, Mates and Pilots deck officers and CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association engineers. With wartime staffing collapsing postwar, union membership and ship jobs shrink, forcing debates over rotation, berth sharing and job security, while operators face divided bargaining positions.
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Washington-Dickering
AFL Master, Mates and Pilots Association
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Ship Operators Divided as Labor Talks Fail at Dawn
About 74 U.S. shipping lines divide into Atlantic Gulf and Pacific groups. Engineers threaten a Sept 30 strike as wage talks stall over hiring halls and union security. A four hour session ends at 4 a.m. with no accord amid frayed AFL CIO ties and waterfront tensions.
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Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Pacific
East Coast
West Coast
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