Rosemary Mfg textiles hearing reveals picket tensions
Testimony details armed picketers blocking access to Rosemary Mill No. 3 and disputes over union influence. Workers describe pressure to join UTW, government aid rumors, and potential layoffs if 69 complainants return to work. hearing ends with petitions for home union status and summary of witness accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willia
Dooley
Bill Allirood
Rosemary Mfr. Co
Rosemary Mill Village
Roger Bryant
No. 3 Mill
Bil
Mr. Wolhar
Bill
Rosemary
Manning
Mullen
Rosemary Mfg. Co
Fleetwood Sullivan
Bryant
Mil
Fleet
T. W. Mullen
Crewe
Waverly Davis
Malen
UTW
Home Union
Bill Wohar
Mil'l
Wohar
C. L. E Ting
Roanoke Rapids
George N. Taylor
Mr. Allbrook
Duke Shearin
Fred Mills
Proposal Rejected Repetition and Lost Luck Recorded
A speaker recounts a repeated proposal where the other person replied affirmatively five times before misfortune or luck failed, framing it as a cautionary anecdote about persistence and bad timing.
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Ahant
Mr. Williams
Fi Parrish
C. C. Mason
Colonel Douglas
Fred
Billy Wiliams
Reverend Bynum
Bynum
Washington
J. ©. Crumpler
Roanoke Mills Co
Mr. Green
Crumpler
Bettween
Shim
H. E. Cameron
Noah
Sadler
Rosemary Textile Workers, Incorporated
Board For the Home Union
Roanoke