North Carolina’s Industrial Rise and Coastal Echoes
The article surveys North Carolina’s shift from cotton to industry centered in Charlotte Gastonia Winston Salem and Durham highlighting textile mills jobs and tax activity. It contrasts Asheville’s forest heritage and Pisgahs national forests with the Banks coast and Hatteras wrecks, noting coastal isolation and historic wrecks along the Outer Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society
Washington, D
Sputiers
North Carolina
Rosin
Charlotte
Catawba
Yadkin
Gastonia
United States
Blue Ridge
Gaston County
Winston-Salem
Old Salem
Winston
Salem
Uncle Sam
South
Denims
Greensboro
High Point
Civic
Winston and
Durham
Asheville
Biltmore Estate
Nantahala
Unaka
Pisgah
Walter Raleigh
Hatteras Banks
Atlantic
Hatteras
California News Briefs Highlights From Across the State
A California news roundup notes wine shipments worth 500000 dollars totaling about 122000 gallons will be returned after libel cases against teen bonded wineries are dropped. Other items describe a new Tulare county map mural, soda fountain workers forming a national association, economic and industrial growth in Anderson and Los Angeles, and various local developments in Fresno, Willits, Hanford, Colusa, Yreka, and Kern County among others.
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California
United States
Albert E. Sheets
Federal District Court
Sacramento
Sheets
Tulare County
Harry Crowe Hardware and Electrical Works
Tulare
Harry Crowe
National Association of Soda Fountain Employees
Frank C. Jordan
Los Angeles
Siskiyou County
Hollywood
Yreka
Chamber of Commerce
Colusa
Harmon Albery
Arbuckle
San Francisco
R. J. Werner
Clarksburg
Yolo County
Campfire Girls
M. B. Pratt
National Forest Movement
Campfire Girls, Inc
New York City
Fresno Packers
Fresno
Fresno County Facts
Fresno County Chamber of Commerce
State Building Bond Board
Hollywood Branch
Los Angeles Realty Board
Folsom
San Quentin
National Society of Penal Information, Inc
State Prison Board and Highway Commission
Ren H. Milliken
California Budget Clashes Over Tax, Expenditures
Sacramento reports the governor urging a study of California tax structures after presenting a biennial budget of 193 million plus. The plan includes highway funding largely from gasoline tax and calls for consolidating departments into a cabinet like structure to cut duplication and save funds. A gasoline tax bill is favored, while many highway expansion bills face veto risk.
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W. G. McMillan
C. Young
McMillan
California
M. B. Pratt
Sacramento
Richardson
Proposed 100000 Mansion Budget Faces Opposition
A proposal would allocate 100000 dollars to construct a new executive mansion as the current governor's residence is deemed outdated. Governor Young's representative voiced opposition, stating the governor is entirely satisfied with the present house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernor Young
Proposal to establish director of prisons position
The plan creates a director of prisons with broad control over prisons and potentially reform schools. Former Warden Johnson, now a San Francisco banker, would be appointed to the post at a handsome salary. The holder would seek to unify the sites as a harmonious whole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
San Francisco
Reform Schools
Senator Fellon Proposes Narrow Syndicalism Amendment
Senator Fellon would amend the Syndicalism law to punish treasonable acts but not words or any radical speech, seeking a narrow safeguard against actions while preserving free expression. The proposal targets conduct tied to treason while shielding speech discussion from criminal penalties.
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Fellon
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Duke University
Chapel Hill
Land of the Sky
Anderson Valley
Anderson
San Fernando
Woman's Improvement Club
Willits
Hanford
St. Anthony’s Parochial School
Long Beach
Wasco Masonic Temple
Washington
Kern County
Eldorado National Forest
Eewin F. Smith
Contra Costa County
St. Alban’s Episcopal
Brentwood
Physicians of
Baird
San Francisco Bay
Shirley Harding
Southern Pacific Company
State Board of Health
Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
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