Bishops Meet Predict Regime Likely Final Session
Nashville December session of the Methodist Episcopal Church South College of Bishops opens amid expectations it will be the last under the current regime. Leaders cite overwhelming unification support and a southern general conference ratifying the union plan ahead of the Birmingham meeting. The agenda includes the Episcopal address to the general conference and reports on unification voting while Education Council matters receive substantial attention.
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Nashville
Tenn
College of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Union
General Conference
Birmingham
G. E. Clary
Macon
Texas
A. V. W. Darlington
Huntington
W. Va
Hoyt M. Dobbs
Shreveport
Frank Smith
Houston
Tex
Paul B. Kern
Durham
N. C
Coalition proposal urged and labor clash at NAM convention
American industry calls for a coalition government with government and labor, as 3,000 manufacturers close their annual meeting opposing federal wage and hour laws and revising the Wagner act. NAM favors labor peace, anti union coercion, anti injunctions, and state led reforms. Officers named at Farmerville lodge meeting.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Association
Colby M. Chester
Times
Schenley Wins Court Victory Over Price Cutting
Schenley Distributing won a major court injunction in New York preventing R H Macy and Company from selling Schenley Red Label and Golden Wedding below set prices. Justice Phillip McCook signed the final decree, marking the first permanent liquor trade injunction against a non signing retailer. The move is seen as a significant step for fair trade enforcement nationwide.
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Schenley Distributing Corporation
New York
Schenley
Dampeer
R. H. Macy and Company, Inc
Man Denied Appeal On Drunk Driving Charge
Judge David I. Garrett denied Johnny Mae Frost's appeal after she failed to appear in district court. Frost was arrested in West Monroe on a drunken driving charge in September and had previously been sentenced by City Judge Jesse Heard to pay a $100 fine or serve 9 days on parish roads.
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David I. Garrett
Johnny Mae Frost
West Monroe
Frost
Jesse Heard
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