Spartanburg Workers Invade Plants At Greer
Workers from Spartanburg staged protests at Greer plants in South Carolina challenging operations and labor practices. Local authorities intervened as demonstrations continued into the afternoon.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1934
Page
10
Walkout Gains Momentum Across Mills Nationwide
The labor walkout swelled as workers surrounded Greer night shift sites and blocked plant entries. Pickets faced violence while authorities and industry leaders assessed the strike's reach and impact across states including North and South Carolina.
20 000 Silk Workers Strike In Paterson Area
About 20 000 silk factory workers in the Paterson region plan to join a national strike at 10 am EST tomorrow. Bi Ketler, general manager of the Associated Silk Workers of Paterson, announced the move as local arbitration officials weighed whether to authorize a walkout or rely on police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cie
Bouth Caro Od
Associated Press
Francis J. Gorman
Wmlon
Sloan
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Peter van Horn
Silk Code Authority
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Cloth Mil
Shelby
N. C
Abeth
Gorman
Fayetteville
Coton
Paterson
N. J
Bi Ketler
Associated Silk Workers of Paterson
Industrial Reloons Board of
Radio interview highlights county home demonstration agents
Miss Helen Pearson of Frederick County and Mrs Maurice Coblenty of Middletown were featured on the Home Demonstration radio program broadcast this afternoon on 50 NBC stations. The program CUVEE GUD Lee PAC end Home hour aired between 12:30 and AO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pearson
Frederick County
Maurice Coblenty
Middletown
NBC
Mace Starts Second Term as Brunswick Mayor
Harry Fr. Mace was inducted for a second term as mayor of Brunswick at the first meeting after the election. Four officials were installed: H. C. Kline, Luther Matone, Chester Phillips, and others. The meeting opened with the mayor's green bag and reappointments followed for W. S. Thompson, John D. Mills, John B. Funk, and Jacob Rohrback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry FR. Mace
Brunswick
Sounc Lsi
H.C. Kline
Luther Matone
Chester Phillips
W. &. Thompson
John D. Mills
John B. Funk
Jacob Rohrback
Mills Five and Shoots Himself in Fulton Incident
A gunman, identified as Mink, opened fire near a river bridge in Fulton and was wounded after an exchange of shots with officer Frank Kuprian. He later surrendered at a hospital in Des Moines. Four victims are dead including Hamilton and Mrs Carrick plus two other wounded individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink
Frank Kuprian
Burnk
Jehu Hamer
Kustes
Inton
Iowa
Arros
Bink
Hamilton
Harry Metuge
Fulton
Tim H. Carrick, Jr
Des Moines
Walters
Falun
John Hamilton
Tim
Aldridge Property Sold on Carroll Parkway
The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank as trustee sold the Aldridge property on Carroll Parkway to Mr and Mrs C Clifford Dall City. Consideration not stated but believed at 4500 dollars. The two story property transfer marks a local real estate action in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldridge
Farmers and Mechanica National Bank
David D. Aldridge
Carroll Parkway
Atrs. C. Chifford Dall
Early Moon Photography Milestones and 17th Century Records
Fragmentary notes recount early moon photography timing and reference the first meteorological service under the Army Signal Corps in 1659. The Bell versus Locke case is cited as New York State Court of Chancery trade mark history, with limited details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IR. Glover
Camebridge
Mass
Tee Man
Weather Bureau
U. S. Army
Signal Corps
Department of Agriculture
Bell Ve. Locke
Court of Chancery
New York State
Thanas
Dell Couple Plans Modern Dwelling as Future Home
A Dell couple will build a new dwelling equipped with modern conveniences and expect it to become their future home. The feature describes the couple, their intent, and the home’s anticipated role in their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urick
Mrs. Dell
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Hopewell
Kl Gorman
Col
Ehringaus
Josephy BL Chew
George EL Anarose
Malone
Boober Colnclden
TF. Winkis
Wiliamy Williams
Earl 5 Edwards
Mace
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FE. Patrick ST
Mills
Illinois
Fulton. IL
Alain
Fred Br
Smokaligg
Teenar
Joyne Musipp
Clincon
Lvan
Bungwold
America
U.s.weather Bureau
Joseph Glover
New York
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North Market Street
Re Limited
Manila
Jumbo Jr
Garis
Sue H. L. Mills
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Frederick
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C. C. Carty
East Patrick &J
Frederick, Md
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