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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1947

Page

9

State College Lumber Course Attracts 35 Enrollees

About 35 men have registered for a lumber and building supply training course at North Carolina State College. The program runs through October 31 and is sponsored by the Corona Lumber and Building Supply Association of Charlotte. Lectures will cover lumber entries and related fields with input from engineers, foresters, and professionals from steel, finance, advertising, and housing agencies. Registration lists include Arthur L. Bennett of Hendersonville and J. D. Pigg of Tarboro among others from North and South Carolina and Virginia.

Ralesh Mons N. C. State College Ard W. Ruggles Nsion Corona Lumber and Building Supply Association of Charlotte School of Engineering Union of Forestry Ty of State College Unications Federal Housing Administration Arthur L. Bennett Hendersonville Hugh Prince, Jr Abbeville Gordon R. Sandridge Inlet Fla J. D. Pigg Tarboro Robert W. Speas Rural Hall Frederick C. Parsons Alta Vista Earl E. Wilson Harold R. Johnson Monroe H. Blair Helms Jack Hall Hickory S. R. Nobje Lumberton Robert S. Hunt Charlotte Mal L. Hall Muror Bennett, Jr W. Fox Durham R. R. Rigby, Jr Columbia S. C J. A. Harris, Jr T. D. Litchfield Washington, N. C Robert L Smith Rock Hill E B. White Wilmington

Print Shops Of Baltimore Fail to Agree

Baltimore civil wage dispute between Local 12 and the International Typographical Union reached impasse after rejecting a 40 cent hourly wage hike while a 25 cent raise for an interim period was still under consideration. Charles Brannock said the union can sign a contract but not the one proposed by the Graphic Arts League. No further negotiations scheduled.

Baltimore Local 12 International Typographical Union Charles V. Brannock

China Observes 36th Anniversary As Republic

Shanghai reports mark of 36th anniversary passed with no public celebrations. U S envoy J Leighton Stuart notes a mood of despair amid austerity measures and looming civil war with the communists.

China Republic Shanghai U.S J. Leighton Stuart Stuart China Press

Overell Gollum Romance Ends As Heiress Sends Ring Back

Louise Overell mailed the engagement ring back to George Bud Gollum after their charges of murdering her parents were acquitted. He was camping in the mountains awaiting word on the aftermath of the 19 week trial. The couple had faced a high profile case surrounding their engagement and parent deaths.

Los Angeles Louise Overell George Bud) Gollum Gollum Louise

Wage gains in southern textile industry support wage rise

Since 1937 the Textile Workers Union of America has raised southern textile wages from 37 to 94 cents an hour, achieved mainly through peaceful bargaining with 1,600 employers. Yet the union argues current costs of living threaten the gains, urging a 15 cent raise while highlighting industry profits and national market competition.

Textile Workers Union of America, Cio South Textile Workers Union of America CIO War Labor Board Textile Workers Union Fortune Magazine Fortune Cotton

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State College United States Department of Labor Textile Workers Union of America Cio North Central Joint Board of T.W.U.A., Cio Geo. Baldanzi T.W.U.A
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