Wallner Highlights steady 1940 progress and cooperation
Thomas J. Wallner told the Employees Association that 1939 cooperation with management boosted textile output and that prices rise due to European war. He urged workers to exercise voting rights and warned high taxes, citing Social Security gains and potential law relaxations for equality. He noted equipment improvements and a $750,000 to $800,000 payroll for Pulaski plants.
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Clinton Warner
T. J. Wallner
Employees’ Association
Wallner
Europe
George Washington
United States
Roosvelt
Mr. Wallner
Virginia Maid NBC game draws Wallners in Roanoke
Mr and Mrs T J Wallner and Mr and Mrs Waldemar Wallner attended the Virginia Maid NBC basketball game in Roanoke last night.
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T. J. Wallner
Waldemar Wallner
Virginia Maid-Nbc
Roanoke
Club To Add Wing After Monticello Fire Restoration
Monticello club plans a thirty foot wide wing addition on the west side between the building and tennis courts to house the grill kitchen and small recreation rooms. The library hosiery shop lounge and gym would shift west with enlarged facilities. Damage is unofficially placed at 8500 dollars. The building committee will meet after insurance adjusters decide.
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Monticello Club
Leonard Warner
Raymond Rice
Marzelle Schrader
O. P. Baxter
Ben Ward
Bill Callahan
Gene Studebaker
Russell Slaydon
Charlies Caviness
Garnett Moore
Association
Voting Urged for 1940 Association Board of Directors
Members of the Virginia Maid Wallner Acme and Jefferson Employees Association are urged to vote today on the four mills represented candidates for the new board of directors. Ballots are in the Monticello club lobby under librarian Mrs Roy Richardson who will supervise voting.
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Employees Association
Virginia Maid
Wallner
Acme and
Jefferson
Association
Monticello Club
Roy Richardson
Richardson
Todays News- Worker
Russell Slaydon
Fed
Garnett Moore Praises Fine Spin t Of Employees Association
At a large gathering of the Virginia textile workers from Virginia Maid Wallner Acme Dye Works Jefferson Silk Mills Carroll Hosiery Mills the Employees Association held a pivotal meeting. President Garnett Moore presided as 1939 officers were thanked and minutes read.
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Employees’ Association
Virginia Maid
Wallner
Acme Dye Works
Jefferson Silk Mills
Carroll Hosiery Mills
Garnett Moore
Thomas J. Wallner
Moore
Carroll Mills
Robert Jackson
Carroll
Virginia Maid Indians Defeat National Business College
The Virginia Maid Indians pulled away in the second half to beat Roanoke’s National Business College 39 to 31. Painter Haskins Studebaker led quick and accurate play while Paul and Raymond Rice contributed strong all around effort. This win marked their most significant victory of the season.
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Virginia Maid Indians
National Business College
Roanoke
Pulaski Five
NBC Quint
Indians
Painter
Haskins
Studebaker
Paul
Raymond Rice
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Acme
Credit Union
The
News-Worker
Pulaski
Jackson
Hillsville
Paul Armbrister
Athletic Association
Rey Runiay
Virginia
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