Reading Strike Mediation Sought as Talks Continue
Berkshire Knitting Mill strike in Reading Pa moves toward mediation as Ralph M. Bashore arrives for a thorough inquiry. He plans to mediate or arbitrate if requested while state police remain on site and union pickets grow with help from New Jersey and other Pennsylvania hosiery workers.
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Berkshire Knitting Mills GM Reaffirms Arbitration Stance
Hemmerich, GM, says he won’t meet union reps after Harrisburg conference called by Governor Earle. In a amiable mood after talks with Bashore, he agrees Bashore will speak for publication. He adds the mill is fulfilling all orders and shipments very nicely.
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Garner Enters Political Arena in Campaign Speech
Vice-President John N. Garner, in his first campaign speech from his home, defends Roosevelt and labels the administration as the highest type of true American conservatism. He argues Roosevelt is more qualified than Landon to run the federal government and criticizes the opposition for lacking a clear program.
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One Cent Robbery Lands Four In Trouble
Martinsville Virginia details say Delmar Tilley of Mayo Dan North Carolina is jailed in Rocky Mount on highway robbery charges. He and three others are accused of stopping two Virginia hitchhikers, forcing them to strip and taking their one cent in cash. Officers say P C Nowlin brought Tilley from Reidsville to answer warrants for the other suspects.
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Salem
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Dixon to Speak at Randolph County Courthouse
Thomas Dixon editor of The Clansman will address the Randolph County courthouse in Asheboro at 7 30 Tuesday evening October 20 under Republican club auspices.
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British Process Turns Out Waterproof Rope
A rubber treated rope is being produced by a British process that makes rope waterproof.
Carolina News Briefs Roundup of North Carolina Items
Fayetteville hosts Fifth District Medical Society meeting. Greensboro reports burglary case against C R Ferrell. Wilson posts tobacco sales 56 577 632 pounds average 25 97. New Bern cops allege Leander Hill and John White thefts from railroad warehouse. Marshall trucker Pierce Daniele Middlesboro Ky escapes after drive shaft breaks, descent 150 feet. Greensboro schoolgirl Alice Ryan injured when car collides into a bus. Tarboro Young Democrats organized. Fayetteville State Normal School trustees reelect H L Cook as chairman. Greenville SC Bennie McIntyre gets 45 months for motor vehicle theft act. Kinston season tobacco sales 27 114 000 pounds avg 22 41. Asheville Charles B Amons buried at Pine Grove Pa. Rocky Mount tobacco sales 23 964 564 pounds avg 23. Raleigh employment service reports 1 009 veterans found jobs for year. Raleigh advisory budget commission to hold hearings November 9. Cool ember death H E Barnes Baltimore hospital. Raleigh WPA armory project 35 000 start Monday. Goldsboro $6 500 WPA school improvement in Wayne. Durham county schools lunch rooms to open with 10 000 WPA funds. Lenoir Hardie Roberts returns home safe. Gastonia Caldwell Ragan becomes president of Ragan Spinning.
Ministers Wives Club to Meet in Durham Area
The Ministers Wives Club plans a meeting with Mrs. G. F. Sutton at 901 Hoover Street on Monday at 4 o clock. Ladies Aid Circle No 1 of St Mark M E Church will meet with Mrs D M Forney at the home of Mr and Mrs S W Barnhill East Lee Street Tuesday evening. Dr C T Whitten attended a post graduate clinic on pulmonary diseases at Lincoln Hospital Durham with Duke University School of Medicine instructors. Coach Thompson will assess training after upcoming events as Tiger team captain is Charles Otta Gill with Gilbert Wylie as backup.
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William Penn Tigers Open Season Against Dunbar High
The William Penn Tigers meet Dunbar high school of Spencer at Willis Park Monday at 3 pm for the season opener. The team has been inactive since 1931 and the current players lack prior experience.
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Illuminating Gas Installed at William Penn High
Passersby on Washington Street notice work near William Penn High School. Students say the digging is for illuminating gas being installed in the science laboratory.
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Fairview Street School Announces Art Prize and Gift
Miss A F Jones wins an art prize funded by Louis B Haizlip for the pupil with the year’s greatest art achievement. The Patrician club donates 8.30 dollars to Mrs E R Williams science department for an aquarium, welcomed by fifth to seventh grade science students.
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Louis B. Haizlip
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Patrician Club
Funeral Services Held For Doctor Redfern In Winston-Salem
Funeral services were held for Dr. Thomas Craig Redfern 44 Winston-Salem physician who died yesterday from a heart attack Interment was in Pine Hill cemetery Burlington He was a native of Chesterfield South Carolina and survived by his widow and two small children Thomas C Jr and Dorothy.
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Museum Plans Collecting Objects for Science Display
They are gathering diverse scientific artifacts for a science museum collection, aiming to showcase notable specimens and research aids for public education and inspiration.
Church Banquet Planned by First Baptist Monday
A banquet will be held in the reception hall of the First Baptist Church Monday evening beginning at 8 o'clock. Sponsors schedule an interesting program to accompany the meal and event.
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Annie Bryant to Sing at Two City Churches Today
East Orange New Jersey singer Mrs. Annie Bryant will perform at Women's Memorial A M Church this morning at 1 o clock and at First Baptist Church tonight. She is the sister in law of Mrs. F R Mason.
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Reverend Washington to Preach at St Stephen Zion
The Rev. Washington of Galer Memorial A M E E Zion Church in Winston-Salem will preach this afternoon at St. Stephen A M E E Zion Church at 3 o'clock.
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Court of Awards Held At Asheboro
Asheboro court of awards for the Girl Scouts met in the Presbyterian church parlor. Scout leader Mrs. M H Birkhead and lieutenant Mrs. J T Barnes presided. Tenderfoot badges went to Ann Watson Birkhead Mildred Paul Betty Lee Jones and Patsy Annne Storey. Margaret Stowe earned second class badge. four girls earned proficiency merit badges Edna Mae Whittingham Lorene Wood Margaret Robbins and Alice Birkhead. The program showed badge requirements. prize announced for best poster for Girl Scout week October 25 31.
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North Carolina Joins Union As Twelfth State
North Carolina becomes the twelfth state admitted to the United States and now ranks twelfth in population among the states, reflecting its growth since admission.
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Mystery of Planets Distances Narrowed
The text notes Neptune was once thought farthest from the sun until six years ago. It states Pluto, found in 1930, lies about 900 million miles beyond Neptune, redefining the solar system’s outer edge.
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