Boarders' Strike Hits Second Day Amid Wildcat Label
Management called the nine hosiery mills walkout a wildcat strike as Local 65 of the United Textile Workers and the international union did not issue notices. Reports differed on effectiveness with union officials claiming about 75 percent while management saw under 30 percent. A union meeting was postponed after a death, with further talks moved to tomorrow afternoon.
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United Textile Workers of America
Inter ‘National Union Organization
Radford Cope
International
Anil Menteement
J. W. Wi
Cope
Youth Bound Over in Murder Case for Bond Hearing
A 15 year old boy admitted stabbing a man to death on the night of the incident. Prosecutors sought a bond of 500 dollars while the defense noted the youth’s good school records and quiet demeanor. The case moves to a Greens County grand jury next term, scheduled for November 7.
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Mack M. Warren
Nolicy
Ed Washington
Ae Ta
L. Johnson
Hiams
Mattie Pearl Williams
William
Williams
Wilkies
A Ee
Fagan
Bowl
Haworth
N. C
Haens
Ane
Principals Meet in Durham November 1 3
Durham hosts the North Carolina Division of Principals meeting from November 1 to 3. Lloyd Thayer of High Point leads the division with Educators McCrary Asheboro Sigman Kernersville and Taylor High Point giving talks. Dr Joseph Johnston Asheboro High School co chairs the program committee.
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Lloyd ¥. Thayer
High Point
North Carolina
Educa- Division
Dur
Point
Res McCrary
Asheboro
United Forces For Education
C. V. Sigman
Kernersville High School
Charlies Taylor
High Point City
Joseph M. Johnston
Prince of Asheboro High School
Jston
Archdale Trinity Lions Hear Talk On Russian Visit
Archdale Trinity Lions heard a report by William A Reed dean of the See of agriculture at A and T College Greensboro about a summer visit to Russia. Several supporters attended as guests of Lions honoring local ministers of the Archdale Trinity area.
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Archdale-Trinity Lions
William A. Reed
See of Agriculture
Of&a& T College
Greensboro
A . Archdale-Trinity Lions
Russia
Archdale-Trinity
Founders Force Co Creates Tile Topped Table in Enterprise
The vinyl tile topped table pictured in the Enterprise was a production of Founders Force Company of Pleasant Garden.
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Aneae
Founders Force Company of
Pleasant Garen
Hit-and-run reported in Archdale car damage
Pearl Williams of Archdale told police yesterday that a hit and run car damaged her vehicle while parked in the 700 block of Park 51.
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Pearl Williams
Archdale
Park 51
Halloween Planning Meet Set For Monday Festivities
Three platform sites on Main Street Knox Bridge and near Wa Street host Halloween events starting 3 pm with jitterbug contests at Commerce Street stage. Square dancing at Washington Street 8 pm. Costume judging 7:30 for younger children, 8:30 for older. witch calls 10:50 after party ends. Participants may register at any site.
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Main St
Tform
S. Main
Commerce Sts
Knox Bridge
Wa St
Eataece
Commerce St
Washington St
Bridge
Chi
Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Weather forecast hints at freezing night and warmer day
The weather man warns of a clear night with temperatures down to 30 degrees. Tomorrow should bring milder conditions with a high near 68 degrees as skies stay fair.
Anniversary Missing Waitress Still A Mystery
Veronica Cox, missing for one year from the Sheraton Hotel, remains unfound with family and friends seeking clues. Police have little to go on as relatives describe her devoted nature and fear she may have been harmed or vanished. A Rockingham Cafe friend recalls her cheerful presence and visits to Hamlet, while a sister-in-law pleads for any information to ease the family’s worry.
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Sheraton Hotel
Veronica Cox
Aioe
Lippman
Enterprise
Violet J
Yollie) Cox
Hamlet
Cox
Seaboard
Mise Cox
Sheraton
Jack Robertson
Violet
Miss Cox
Laurel Hill
New Orleans
W. R
Miami, Fla
Leonard
Ogden
Utah
Rockingham
Nellie Taylor
Veronica
A. E. Teetor
Durham Summarizes East West Tension and Atom Promise
Representative Carl Durham outlined ongoing East West tensions and cautioned that real peace will require more than a few Geneva meetings. He also praised bipartisan Congress work and highlighted upcoming priorities such as statehood bills for Alaska and Hawaii and tax revisions.
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Durham
Geneva
Man Charged in Hit and Run Case
Police report the arrest of Robert Lee Reed, 59, of Gurley Street on hit-and-run, improper brakes, and no operator's license. Reed posted a $300 bond and faces a hearing Friday after colliding with a parked car on Kivett Drive.
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Robert Lee Reed
Gurley St
Gurley
Reed
Kivett Dr. Lest
Prayer for TODAY by Frank D. Stutz in Dayton Ohio
Prayer text invoking Wonderful Counselor and Mighty God to guide joyful, radiant Christian living. Mentions Jesus as man of sorrows yet often joyful, and asks for high glorious joy through the gospel. Includes author details as educational counselor in Dayton Ohio.
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God
Jesus
Christ
Amen
Frank D. Stutz
Dayton
Ohio
Patrolman Not Hurt As Badly As Believed
The officer injured in a Sunday early morning collision with a taxi at Church and Elm Streets was found to have torn muscles but no broken back. Patrolman Dhaian Golee, 27, of 318 Greer Street, was thrown from his patrol car around 1 10 am. no one else was in the crash and final causes were not yet complete.
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Patubnen Dhaian Golee
Greer St
Pace
Hospi
Church and Elm Sts
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