N&O Index Card Listings

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Strikes and lockouts
  • Loray division of the iianvjJenckes cornea; Grastonia strike; Grovjforder
  • out trooDB. Ap.3-29:1; Ap.4-?9:l; Ap.S-5
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  • Exrect develooments in mill strike Mon-. Ap.7-29:1.
  • ist claiTvE strikes rvea.l need of ne labor la. Ap.10-29:1.
  • Gastonia strike thought to he near end, -1. jt
Strikes and lockouts
  • Three additional strikes in Bessemer City. Ap. 25-29:1-
  • Grand jury fails to fix "blame in Gaston-la crime. May 1-29:1.
  • Strike launched by electricians in Winston-Salem. May 2-29:2.
  • Gov. offers reward of #400 for the apor< hension and conviction of those who were
  • responsible for destruction of headouarte: at Gastonia. May 14-29:1.
Strikes and lockouts
  • Textile war to reach congress. Ad.12-29:1.
  • Masked men tear down strike headquarteri in Gaetonia; Ellen Dawson, strike organizer, seized. Ap.19-29:l;Ap.20-29:1.
  • Gardner denounces mob occurrence at Gas-tonia. Ao.-1-29:1.
  • Street narade at Gastonia stopped. Ap. 23-29:1.
Strikes and lockouts
  • Over three thousand on strike in N.C. Se.1-32:1.
  • Launch move to end mill strike. Se.4-32:1.
  • Strikers to have grout) meetings. Se.15-32:1.
  • Most of strikers at Winston-Salem go back to work. Se.17-32:1.
  • Textile strike spotligh still turned on governor. Se.26-32:1.
Strikes and lockouts
  • Not necessary (ed.) Ap.1-41:4. 36:3. Strike situation still unchanged. J1.4-American problem (ed.) Je.10-41:4.
  • Judge Stevens scores strikes In emergency. Se.5-41:23.
Strikes and lockouts
  • 2. Bureau releasee data on strikes. S.11-45 4,000 workers idle in Carollnas strikes. S.30-45:5. 45:15.
  • Carollnas facing strike extension. 0.5-State unemployment compensation laws bar aid to strikers. N.26-45:12.
  • Industrial peace again. F. 24-46: 4.(Ed Low strike rate shown by N.C. abor last year. Jan. 9-47; 7.
Strikes and lockouts
  • Governor Cherry reveals effort to end telephone strike in South.
  • V-." 21-7: 1. More N.C. -Hnone workers Returning to
  • their jobs. May S-k-7' 17.
  • Only 625 of lJ-,700 telephone em-nloyes
  • still out. May 13-7: 12.
  • Kendall checks on strike issue.
  • May 25-7: 12.
Strikes and lockouts
  • Racial and -political issues constitute nowderkegs under surface of Reynolds strike in Winston-Salem. May 25-47? 1-IV.
  • Patrolmen escort trucks from strikebound terminal to Charlotte office. Je. 19-47: 3.
  • Strike hits Wilson Quarry. Sept. 9-48: 22.
  • Union resists attempts to seize houses of quarry workers at Sims. Sept. 11-48:2.
Strikes and lockouts
  • Patrol's help in Strike refused. Je. 22-4-9 1.
  • Tarboro editor tells Union he'll halt Strike editorials. Je. 26-4-9 : 1.
  • Hearing delayed in strike action. Aug. 14-59: 1.
  • Mayors' of "Charlotte, Gastonia, Hickory ask Scott's coal-strike help. Oct. 27-4-Q: 2g.
Strikes and lockouts
  • Scott to transmit coal letters to Washington. Oct. 2$-ko: 36.
  • CIO calls AFL strike at Enka Corporation fraud. Oct. 30-9: 5.
  • Truce may be extended 60 days in Charlotte Bus strike. Feb. 28-50= 6.
  • Duke Bus Company strike postponed. Mar. 2-50: 12.
  • Strike on Southern Rai lroad brings immediate effects in State. May 11-50: 1.