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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1934

Page

2

Textile Strike Called Off After Three Weeks

The three week textile strike across the cotton and other textile fields ended on Monday by order of the United Textile Workers Council. Roosevelt urged workers to return to jobs with employers without prejudice pending full settlement. Losses reached about 15 million in wages and business stagnation. At least a dozen lives were lost, including one in North Carolina. Governor Ehringhaus mobilized National Guard. 34 companies remained in the field at peak, with 2300 guardsmen. Demobilization was underway, and normalcy was expected soon.

Raleigh Council of the United Textile Workers Roosevelt Threu North Carolina Ehringhaus National Guards J. van B. Metts

Bushmaster Captured in South American Trek at Zoo

Dr. Raymond Ditmars of the New York Zoo has tracked the bushmaster in South America for over thirty years. He is pictured with a specimen captured last month and now housed at the zoo.

New York Raymond Ditmars N. Y. Zoo South America

Town Talk social notes from Williamston and surrounding areas

Mrs Lloyd Bryant and son James visit Williamston with Mr and Mrs Jack Gray. Eric Bowden and son from Norfolk stay with the Taylors. The group visits Mrs J C Walker at Black Ridge Virginia. Others visit Brink Virginia and Richmond Virginia. several returns from Wilson Magnolia and Hopewell.

Lloyd Bryant James Williamston Jack Gray Eric Bowden and Son Norfolk Mesdames Taylor Cole W. A. Taylor Taylor Cole Merle Cole Josephine Taylor Eric Bowden Dewey Hersey J. C. Walker Black Ridge J. B. Archer and J. H. Doyle Brink, Va Iva Mosely Hopewell Thomas Shein Wilson Magnolia L. C. Taylor Brink Jack Smith Emporia John Mincher Milton Moore Atwell Clark Wilson Pearson Fizhugh R. M. Gossett and Son Alton Smithfield B. S. Britt Monlay

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