N&O Index Card Listings

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Labor
  • Labor alleges A.C.L. Interferred. N.20-34:7.
  • Ralnh BorFobi charges failure to labor unions. Jl.18-35:12.
  • Social justice goal of lobor pays Prof. S.M.Lindsav. F.11-36:?.
  • Union Herald refused in Durham on accoun of Huey for Governor. May 13-36:1.
  • N.C. Labor Voters League will plan cam~ paign. May 13-36:3.
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Labor
  • Five Tar Heel denied endorsement by labor. May 17-36:1.
  • Labor league endorses M1Donald program. May 17-36:2.
  • State Federaltion of labor faces pair of shake-ups. Jl26-36:1.
  • Wide labor rift to have effects on state group. Ag.7-36:1.
  • Labor's Non-Partisan league will meet
  • in Washington. Ag.9""36:12#
Labor
  • Annual convention of N.C.State Federatioi of labor meets in Winston-Salem. Ag.11-36:1
  • Fullerton thinks Tar Heel labor for Lewii Ag.11-36:10.
  • Organized labor gives record of N.C.senators and congressmen on labor. Ag.l9-36:1.
  • Union strength to be checked at Reidsvill plant. Se.3-36:1. Se.13-36:4. Se.18-36:2. Labor difficulties flare at East Lumber-ton mills. May 20-37:1.
Labor
  • Labor.
  • Greensboro sees labor activities. J1.17-37:8.
  • Labor rivalry seen in state. Jl.31-37:3.
  • Farmers of Castle Hayne section claim negro farm hands taken to strike sectors. Ag.7-37:3. 12.
  • Labor robberies can be stopped. Ag.S-37j C.I.O. head sees new day dawning. S.7-37 7.
Labor
  • Labor troubles in Morehead probed by NLRB. May 21-37:10.
  • Labor situation in state uneasy. Je.19-37:1.
  • Labor faction gather today in Salisbury. Je.20-37:4.
  • Gate city union asks closed shop. Je.27-37:2.
  • Shorter hours. Jl.2-37:1.
Labor
  • Two Norfolk promoters to start N.C. Labor Journal. Jan.8-38:1.
  • Labor Journal attacks John L.Lewis and C.I.O. P.2-33:9.
  • Recognized as leader in South for labor legislation. P.22-38:1.
  • Fink takes shot at labor paper. Mar.12-38:7.
  • T.W.O.G. wins in Greensboro mills. As.3-38:1.
Labor
  • C.I.O. defeated by Lenoir union. 0.22-38:3.
  • Common labor union organizing in city. N.17-38:18. 39:3.
  • Four men leave Lumberton union. Mar.11-
  • C.I.O. union wins Goldsboro vote. Je.30-39:8.
  • Union officials Invited to parley with
  • Hoey. Ag.25-39:3.
  • Union doubts advisability of Hoey's en-
  • tering strike, k A.26-39:1.
Labor
  • Greensboro unions assail house labor appointment. Jan.16-41:11.
  • UnioniaBd-.of workers on air base in Charlotte is ousght. F.14-41:3. Labor bills up. F.23-41:1. Oooonents flay labor reforms. F.26-41:1< There are two sides. P.87-41:4. 24. Labor shortage reported in N.C. Ap.4-41
  • Labor vote ordered at Blant in Winston. Ap.23-41:3.
Labor
  • Bigness again (ed.) May 20-41:4.
  • Truck drivers blame unionists for rock attack at Oxford. Je.7-41:2.
Labor
  • Stretch out? N.11-41:1.
  • One thing to remember (ed.) N.13-41:4.
  • Hickory firm to file appeal form KLRB decision. Mar.18-42:8. 1.
  • Labor shortage facing farmers. Ap.22-42:
  • N.C. feels pinch in labor supply. May 11 42:12. 42:10.
  • tabor shortage slowing defense. May 13-
  • Tri-state labor meet to open at UNC today. May 23-42:5,