N&O Index Card Listings

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Labor
  • AFL wins two Erwin plants. ct. 2-52: 9.
  • CIO-PAC backs Gov. Stevenson. Oct. 6-52:1
  • Beaufort mill charged with unfair labor practices. Mar. 15-83: 11.
  • Union charges Plywood firm in Payetteville Apr. 1-53: 14.
Labor
  • Textile strikes not unexpected. Ag.12-
  • 29:7.
  • "Stretching out" brings trouble. Ag.13-
  • 29:3.
  • Eyes of country turned on south. Ag.14-
  • 29:3.
  • Chariott? t be center of labor. 0.16-
  • 39:1.
  • Labor plan? five years drive in i.e.
  • Jan.5-30:1.
Labor
  • State's organized labor urges cotton mill probe. N.8-29:1.
  • James F. Barrett sees failure for campaign to organize labor in South at this time. 5.21-29:3.
  • Labor campaign to be launched in South. Jan.5-30:4 0.
  • American Federation of Labor meets in Charlotte, Birmingham chosen headquarters for union drive in South. Jan.7-30:1.
Labor
  • High officials of.American Federationof Labor see new labor epoch in South. Jan. 8-30:1.
  • iabor to define tis N.C. strikes. Jan.
  • 9-30:2.
  • Jury convicts Union organizer in Lumber-ton. Jan.11-30: 5.
  • Barrett warns of labor wars. Jan.17-30:3.
Labor
  • Labor leaders hold meeting. N.21-27:2.
  • Labor surplus is seen in Carolina. Je. 20-28:3.
  • Sochie Melvin sneaks in Raleigh. Ag. 15-29:7.
  • Whither the South? College students ask group of Americans noted leaders. F.2-30: 5.
  • Both sides seek worker's favor in Greens boro mill. Jl.17-30:1.
Labor
  • Gaskill declares union ie making gains. Ag.8-30:2.
  • Fresident Lawrence states views on convict labor. F.21-31:1?.
  • Walter D.Hires pleads for all oponente of the movement to eliminate night work for children an women to say so, F.24- 31:2.
Labor
  • Allege flogging of labor leaders in at High Point. Ap.16-33:1.
Labor
  • Labor organizer aiieges threats in Hickory. N.17-33:10.
  • Labor in politics. ( ed.) F.3-34:4.
  • N.C. Labor Voters League is perfected in Salisbury. Ap.15-34:6.
  • Shelby Labor forces ask candidates to reveal stand. An.9-34:?.
  • Head of State Labor voters Leasrue tells labor to vote only for its friends. May 11-34:11.
Labor
  • Urges delay in general strike. Jl. 22-34:2.
  • See Nai drive in Winston-Salem. Jl. 27-34:7.
  • Unions demand 3-point program. Aug. 4 34:2.
  • Labor again elects Lawrence president. Ag.15-34:3.
  • Labor federation demands reinstatement of dismissed teachers. Ag.16-34:10.
Labor
  • R.R. Lawrence again attacks Latane book May 11-34:11.
  • President of Textile Federation, P.R. Christopher, assails Robert S. Bauere. May 14-34:2. 10.
  • Unionist meet in Shelby today. Je.a-34:
  • Labor Leader is heard in Durham. J1.19 34:7.
  • Lloyd Garrison sees recognition of labo: unions as issue in South. Ag.25-34:1.