AFL Powerless to Settle Fights Between Unions
Dan Tobin, head of the Teamsters, says AFL lacks authority to settle jurisdictional scraps and strikes among its unions. He predicts AFL will push for arbitration machinery in Hollywood and other industries, but notes past arbitration failed when unions refused to accept outcomes. He warns expulsions won’t solve turf disputes or stop work stoppages.
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Chicago
Daniel J. Tobin
Teamsters Union
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Teamsters
Tobin
Hollywood Film Colony
Hollywood
AFL Carpenters
CIO
Swift Passing of Price Controls Seen by Officials
Washington officials forecast rapid end to wage and price controls after President Truman frees meat from OPA in a move seen as setting a precedent. They warn Congress may push to end all controls, while meat price shifts could influence overall living costs and restaurant pricing. Ceilings on building materials are expected to stay fixed.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
OPA
Penicillin Helps Beard Infection Say Doctors
English researchers report penicillin ointment provides rapid relief for sycosis barbae, a beard infection caused by staphylococcus. In a study of twenty men, six of thirteen with long beard infections cleared in six weeks, while others showed marked improvement. treatment includes hygiene measures and possibly X rays in severe cases.
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A. Burrows
England
Mayor Pope Praises Thomasville Group
Mayor R L Pope of Thomasville with the Thomasville Business and Professional Woman's Club led by Miss M Jewel Sink issued a statement for National Business Woman's Week. The observance runs nationwide starting Sunday.
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Pope
Thomasville Group
Thomasville
R. L. Pope
Schoolyard Photo Caption Details Numerous Local Mills Teams
A long caption lists back rows and fronts of many mill teams including Triangle Hosiery Globe Parlor Furniture Guilford Hosiery Tomlinson’s Sherrod Shirt Amos Hosiery and others. Names such as Funderburk Wall Yarborough Leak Fields Williamson Solomon Hedrick Burgess Williams and many more appear with multiple rows and placements.
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N. C. Cain
Paul Cecil
Dalton Orr
Lucile Gilmore
Lillian Hodgins
Claudie Lyla
Harriss and Covington Hosiery
F. C. Morehead
Virginia Hendricks
Ruby Lequer
Theo Mull
Pennie Hutchens
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
E. Cone Spencer
A. M. White
Olin Carr
M. Whitlow
Frank Lewallen
McCoy Sechrest
Hugh Slack
Wade McDowell
W. I. Willard
Frank Bundy
Herman Bodenheimer
Guilford Hosiery Mill
L. FE. Kluttz
R. H. Bain
Marietta Oakley
Leffie Shoemaker
Mabie Rice
Henry Spencer
P. FE. Sapp
Donald Longtin
Charlie Stewart
Tomlinson
Anna Tomlinson
T. G. Ferguson
R. W. Chilton
G. B. Stroud
David Conrad
Frank Aaron
James Corbett
Frank Snodgrass
Cris Ozment
Seldon Hedgecoe
Clydé Hedrick
Jay Ingram
Lindsay Beane
FE. M. Blakely
Scott McRae
Joeles
Ernest Hedrick
Arville Lilly
Sherrod Shirt Company
Salem College Alumnae Plan New Building
Salem College alumnae pledged 35000 dollars to fund a new science building during the opening meeting of the alumnae workshop conference in Winston-Salem. The group, voting after a recommendation, aims to raise the sum within the current year as part of Salem's 175th anniversary observance.
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Winston-Salem
Salem College
College
Salem
Kenneth Mountcastle
Winston Salem
Eddinger Reunion Slated at Rich Fork Church
Thomasville October 15 The Eddinger reunion will be held Sunday at Rich Fork Baptist church on the Thomasville Lexington highway. This is the first gathering since the war began. All Eddingers and relatives are urged to attend a picnic dinner and brief program.
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Thomasville
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Lexngton
Business Men's Civic Club Meeting Set With Dr Davis
The Business Men's Civic club will meet with Dr. M. B. Davis at 135 Underhill Thursday night at 9. Members urged to attend. Football Saturday William Penn high plays Price high of Salisbury here at Albion Millis stadium. Penn won 26 to 0 last week over Burlington. kickoff at 8 p.m.
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Business Men's Civic Club
M. B. Davis
Underhill
William Penn High School
Price High
Salisbury
Albion Millis Stadium
Penn
Burlington
John L. Gunter 76 Dies at Home in Asheboro
John L. Gunter age 76 died at his home on Monday morning at 232 Pershing Street Asheboro after two weeks of illness. He was a native of Randolph County retired farmer and carpenter. Survived by wife four daughters three sons twenty three grandchildren four half sisters. Funeral at Pleasant Ridge church Tuesday at three with interment in the church cemetery.
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Asheboro
John L. Gunter
Pershing Street
Gunter
Randolph County
Pleasant Ridge Church
Ramseur
Ethel Widenhouse
A. C. Williams
Rt. 1
Claude Shelton
UNO not effective for world peace, speaker says
Dr. Vernon Nash of World Federalists told High Point Executives Club that the UN cannot assure world peace and urged a world government with enforcement power. He noted the UN's sovereignty flaw and argued only a world authority can enforce peace. The talk preceded the club’s fall dinner lecture series at the Sheraton.
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United Nations Organization
Vernon Nash
World Federalists Organization
High Point Executives Club
Sheraton Hotel
Horace Haworth
Henry Foscue
D. Arthur Kirkman
Paul Hardin, Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Nash
UNC
National Peace Conference
UNO
League For Peace
Oak View Play At School Sponsored By Baseball Club
Oak View school hosts the comedy In Dixon's Kitchen on Friday October 18 at 7 30 p m. The Oak View baseball club sponsors the event and will feature a beauty contest with the team as contestants. Cast includes Nettie Embler Ma Dixon John Baisey Pa Dixon George Baisey Gil Dixon Jack Ember Annie Lee Dixon and Lem Isley.
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Dixon's Kitchen
Oak View School
Oak View Baseball Club
Nettie Embler
Ma Dixon
John Baisey
Pa Dixon
George Baisey
Gil’ Dixon
Jack Ember
Jack Dixon
Lou Raye Montgomery
Annie Lee Dixon
Richard Montgomery
Lem Isley
High Point Veteran Named Camp Mayor
R. W. Connor of High Point elected mayor of Trailwood veterans trailer city at State College. Fred E. Whitfield of Greensboro chosen senior alderman. Also notes the International Live Stock Show has been in Chicago except 1914 and 1915.
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High Point
Raleigh
R. W. Connor
Trailwood
Veterans Trailer City
State College
Fred E. Whitfield
Greensboro
Chicago
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