Ohio AG Duffy Won't Sue NC Over Post War Bonds
Ohio Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy said he will not sue North Carolina over Civil War era bonds issued to build railroads that were never built. He met with North Carolina Attorney General Harry McMullan to discuss defenses and possible acceptance by Ohio’s conservation division, noting no action until guidance from the division.
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Raleigh
Herbert S. Duffy
Ohio
North Carolina
Harry McMullan
McMullan
Ohio State Conservation Division
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Conservation Division
Duffy
Ohio Conservation Division
High Point Rotary Drive Aims to Aid Crippled Children
Members of the High Point Rotary Club enter the third day of a fundraising drive to aid crippled children in the city. The effort, started at a Thursday meeting, runs until Easter Sunday and includes 1500 letters to residents seeking support for programs such as the Cloverdale school Spastic class.
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Rotarians
High Point
Clover
Cloverdale School
E. M. Jones
T. G. Sumney
Burlington Man Named Special Assistant To Governor
C. M. Williams of Burlington joined Governor Scott's office as a special assistant. He succeeds William D. Snider of Salisbury who resigned to become administrative assistant to the state highway commission chair. Williams is a former Alamance county board of commissioners chairman and former county manager, and for two years has been office manager of Melville Dairies in Burlington.
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Raleigh
C. M. Williams
Burlington
Scott
Williams
William D. Snider
Salisbury
State Highway Commission
Alamance County Board of Commissioners
Melville Dairies
New Testament Christianity Denounces Mechanical Worship Instruments
J G Binkley of the Church of Christ argues against using mechanical instruments in public worship. He insists the Old Covenant is ended and that Christians must follow the New Testament exactly, not beyond what is written. He warns against returning to Old Testament practices for authority and urges rightly dividing the word of truth.
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G. R.V
J. G. Binkley
Church of Christ Jones Business College
High Point, N
Vacuum power milks cows using truck engine idle
Two Ozark farmers solved a power outage by using a tractorless setup. Jay Jones and Merle Collins connected a milking machine to a truck’s vacuum intake while the engine idled after an electrical storm cut power near Nevada Missouri.
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South Bend
INS
Bendix Aviation Corporation
Ozark
Nevada
Jay Jones
Merle Collins
Tar Heel Couple Held On Narcotics Charges
SPARTANBURG South Carolina April 2 UP A Bessemer City North Carolina couple John Edgar Skipper 42 and his wife Pansy 41 were held on narcotics charges Federal agents arrested Mrs Skipper yesterday about two miles south of Grover NC and her husband an hour later They were arraigned yesterday before U S Commissioner Bobo Burnett and remanded to county jail
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Spartanburg
S. C
Bessemer City
N. C
John Edgar Skipper
Pansy
Aluminum salvage drives record metal recycling effort
Approximately 27 000 pounds of aluminum are diverted into a major recycling push aiming to reuse scrap material. The program highlights local industry impact and community participation in resource recovery.
Dan River Mills to Trim Third-Shift Jobs in Danville
Dan River Mills plans further reductions in the third shift workforce, while denying an outright elimination of the shift. About 1,300 workers are currently on the third shift, with total payroll at 10,667 as management cites market conditions. Union director Emanuel Boggs says the union is not alarmed but fielding many calls as cuts could affect finishing departments.
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Danville
Dan River Mills
Textile Workers Union
Unemployment Compensation Commission
West Palm Beach
American Manufacturers Association
Mills
George S. Harris
Emanuel Boggs
Office of the Housing Expediter
Evolution of size facts and tech parts cited in briefing
The National Geographic Society notes animals in Australia have shrunk from prehistoric 12 to 20 feet to seven to eight feet. A report claims America’s fastest jet fighter contains between 100000 and 600000 parts.
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Washington
INS
National Geographic Society
Australia
America
Follick Pushes Phonetic Spelling Reform Bill
London civil servant and Labour MP Mont Follick proposes a private bill to simplify English spelling on phonetic rules. He pledges to teach ten MPs the system in an hour and offers 100 guineas to a London hospital if he fails, framing it as a crusade for a world language.
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London
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Mont Follick
Labor
Loughborough
Leicestershire
Follick
House of Commons
La Scala to revive Puritani with Eugene Conley in tenor role
Mil an Italy La Scala Opera Company resumes Puritani with Eugene Conley of New York City singing the difficult tenor part once shunned by Enrico Caruso. The production highlights high notes and famed venue revival.
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Milan
Italy
INS
la Scala Opera Company
Enrico Caruso
Eugene Conley
New York City
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