Eastern Carolina Press Association To Meet Tomorrow
The Eastern Carolina Press association will meet in Raleigh for discussions on current newspaper problems. James Street of Chapel Hill will speak at a Friday dinner on soil building and organic farming. A continuing AP NC committee will report on a state news coverage survey and panel talks run Saturday morning.
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James Street
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Chatham County
Associated Press For
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Lem Ragan
The
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Nady Cates
Winston- Salem Sentinel
Staley Cook
Burlington Times-News
John Jones
Alle Times
al Dickson
Wil- Histle News
Robert
Dean Franklin to Speak Sunday in Greensboro Church
Samuel P. Franklin dean of the School of Education and president of education will speak at 3 pm Sunday at West Market Street Church in Greensboro before 2,500 Bell-Education Association members. He will discuss the outlook for religious education in the country and the teaching of religion in schools. Franklin also serves as permanent chairman of the Western Pennsylvania Education Conference, a major regional event.
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Western Pennsylvania Education Conference
Mince Meat Cup Cakes for Hallowe'en Delights
Readable text details making mince meat cupcakes from Heinz mince meat now offered in small tins. Includes recipe steps for batter and cake bake, plus an up side down cake variant with maraschino cherries and vanilla sauce.
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Hallowe'en
Marines Land Tokyo Ike on U S College Campus
A long fragmented reminiscence follows Isaac Shapiro, a 14 year old who vanished for years and later becomes a Columbia University freshman. The piece portrays a Marine colonel steering him to Yokosuka Naval Air, with a planned reunion in June 1952 and hints at a moth larvae issue affecting textiles.
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Ike
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Naval Air
Yokosuka
Saa
Mass Picketing Rule Changes Unions NLRB Says
The NLRB ruled that mass picketing in front of a struck plant is illegal while individual or distant gathering remains allowed. A second decision held international unions potentially responsible for local union violence and actions, raising questions about liability and future enforcement under the Wagner and Taft-Hartley acts.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
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International
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Supreme Court appeal threatened over NLRB decisions
The CIO says it will take two NLRB decisions to the Supreme Court if necessary. Union or employer can appeal NLRB rulings through federal courts, and the CIO argues for broader appeals to safeguard labor rights under the new Hartley Act.
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Supreme Court
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