North Carolina plans save one million yearly through university consolidation
Steve Gikwoono reports from Des Moines on North Carolina’s move to form the Greater University of North Carolina by merging UNC Chapel Hill, NC State Raleigh, and Greensboro Women’s College. One president and one board will oversee all, with salary cuts expected to cut state expenses and debt.
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International News
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Greater University
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Greater University of North Carolina
General Assembly
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering
Raleigh
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
Farmers Organize To Block Foreclosures In North Carolina
The report details state led consolidation efforts, a twelve member governor appointed commission, a new unified budget by Dr Frank T Graham, and projected savings from county road and school state supervision. It also notes a Mr Leo McAndrews injured in a timber truck accident near Vinton. Royal Arch Masons in Belle Plaine installed officers led by Hartwig Albers and Henry Ortscheid.
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Ray Leavelle
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Fayette County Board Slashes Deputy Salaries
Fayette County supervisors cut deputy salaries for the coming year by 10 to 20 percent. First deputy auditor rises to 1200 with others reduced or omitted. deputy recorder and sheriff deputies also trimmed. county superintendent set at 2000. engineer fixed at 2400 with assistant and stenographer paid 960 each.
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Calmar Mail Carrier to Retire on Pension
CALMAR L D Wangsness a rural mail carrier out of Calmar since August 1 1903 will retire on a pension Sept 25 1933 on which day he will celebrate his sixty fifth birthday During this period Mr Wangsness will have traveled over 270000 miles His route includes Spillville and Protivia a distance of thirty one miles.
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Belle Plaine Pioneer William Locke Dead at 93
Belle Plaine funeral services were held Tuesday for William Locke 93 a retired pioneer farmer who arrived seventy years ago. He died at his home near the Country club Sunday. Locke born in Silxen Germany July 30 1839 came to America at 21 crossing the sea seven weeks in a storm. He lived in Barrington Illinois before settling in Belle Plaine bought eighty acres and married Henrietta Bake January 16 1872. They would have their sixty first anniversary next week. The couple later moved to Carroll county Arcadia then returned to Belle Plaine later building a home and retiring twenty five years ago. Survived by his widow no other immediate relatives.
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Funeral services for Mrs. John Durling in Earlville
Mrs. John Durling 82 died Sunday. Born Sarah Gould in New York on February 14, 1850. Funeral at Earlville Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. L. C. Smith officiating. Survived by husband and two daughters Mrs. Kinney of Dixon Illinois and Mrs. John Smith of Manchester.
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New York State
Iowa Legislature Costs 2000 A Day In Des Moines
Iowa lawmakers run up costs of 2500 dollars daily as session continues. Each member earns five cents a mile for travel to Des Moines and back. Legislators receive 10 dollars daily totaling 1000 for a 100 day session. Clerks and stenographers help cover the rest of expenses.
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Iowa
More Serious Charge Filed Against Alleged Belle Plaine Bootlegger
Arraignment of Charles Fisher, alleged Belle Plaine bootlegger, continued by Judge Clarence Nichols to Wednesday. Fisher faces contempt of court for allegedly violating a 1931 injunction against selling contraband liquor. Police say he sold liquor to federal agent Fosland and others, with prior guilty plea two years earlier.
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Jones County Farmers Demand Valuations Cut
OLIN Jones county taxpayers meeting at Center Junction school house plans a session with the board of supervisors in Anamosa. Farmers press for a sizable cut in property valuations.
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Anamosa
Cornell College Little Theater to Open This Week
Cornell College unveils a new little theater on the third floor of College hall with four performances of Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus. The rebuilt venue seats about one hundred, featuring cast led by Robert Guilbert and Kellogg Hunt, directed by Theodore Arnold under Prof. Albert Franklin Johnson.
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Burlington Bankers Are Again Indicted
AP reports T. W. Krechbaum president of American Savings Bank and Trust and E. W. Wischmelier former assistant cashier were indicted by the Burlington grand jury on charges of receiving deposits while insolvent. A. F. Anderson escaping a similar charge from November. Krechbaum also faces charges of unauthorized sale of securities and accepting gratuity or commission. these are misdemeanors.
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Forecast predicts sharp mercury drop in Iowa weather
Des Moines forecast warns of a rapid fall in temperatures from about twenty two degrees above normal to as low as six above zero by Wednesday. The drop starts late Tuesday night and brings varied overnight lows by region, with six to twenty degrees expected across northeast northwest southwest and southeast Iowa.
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