Assembly Predicted To Continue Two More Weeks
Raleigh April 7 Fully two weeks more will be needed for the general assembly to finish even its most urgent work after three months in session. The senate debates the revenue bill and faces sections on sales and luxury taxes, electricity, gas, and telegraph service. If the senate completes the revenue bill by Thursday it must still pass third reading Saturday, then go to the house for concurrence and possible conference. The house appropriations bill stalls between factions over UNC funding and economy measures. A short bill to abolish several elective offices is also moving, with significant opposition from state officers impacted. Commissioner W A Graham, Commissioner Frank Grist, and the corporation commission face upheaval as reform bills advance.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
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Appropriations Committee
University of North Carolina
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Corporation Commission
W. A. Graham
Frank D. Grist
Dan C. Boney
Insurance Department
Diversified Questions FORIZONT in Aeronautics Propers
Fragmentary text presents scattered names and terms. lacks clear event or context to form a coherent summary. Distinct entities Ralph, Inlet, Wilbur, Orville, Dwight, Mexi, and Correspo surface without a connected narrative or date.
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Orville
Wilbur
Dwight — Dot
Mexi
Tribute paid to W. C. Hammer in Asheboro service
Asheboro held a memorial service for late Congressman William C. Hammer after a Randolph County Superior Court adjourned, with John T. Brittain presiding and tributes from partners, local bar members, and officials. Speakers praised his integrity, generosity, and public service, ending with a benediction by Rev. R. Stubbing.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Superior Court
Wm. C. Hammer
John T. Brittain
T. A. Burns
A. I. Ferree
Burns
Britain
Hammer
Brittain
Evening Star
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Ate
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I. C. Moser
B. F. Brittain
H. M. Robbins
W. C. York
H. C. Royal
Trinity
Zeb V. Long
15Th Judicial District
Mr. Hammer
Congress
W. E. Moore
R. ©. Stubbing
Methodist Protestant Church
Young parachute jumper aims for USC aviation career
Hopkinsville Kentucky reports Hugh Thomasson known as Tommy Thomasson, sixteen, is billed as America's youngest professional parachute jumper. He supports his mother and siblings by performing with a flying circus while finishing high school. He plans to study aeronautical engineering at USC and dreams of becoming an airplane designer.
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Hopkinsville
Hugh
Tommy Thomasson
America
University of Southern California
CHUCK COLLINS AT ROCKNE RITES
Chuck Collins head football coach at the University of North Carolina attended funeral services for Knute Rockne in South Bend. Collins, traveling from Illinois, turned back to join former Notre Dame players and recalled Rockne shaped his Carolina program after starring on Rockne’s 1924 national championship team with the Four Horsemen.
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Chapel Hill
Chuck Collins
University of North Carolina
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Collins
Ilinois
Rockne
South Bend
Carolina
Four Horsemen
Stuhldreher
Miller
Crowley
Layden
North Carolina
Duke University to offer honors courses beginning 1931 82
Duke University plans honors courses to provide broad independent study for higher culture and preparation for teaching research or professional study. A council chaired by Dr W K Greene with department reps from mathematics psychology religion education chemistry history economics Greek English physics German philosophy and romance languages will approve syllabi and graduation requirements. Freshmen may apply to the council, then continue to sophomore year before selecting an honors track. Comprehensive exams will follow senior year. Hawks To Do Europe pilot tour details pending.
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Duke
W. K. Greene
Duke University Council of Honors
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C. EB
Zener
H. EB. Myers
Olland Holton
W. C. Vosburgh
W. T. Laprade
C. B
Hoover
Co. W
Peppler
G. T. Hargitt
Paul PF. Baum
W. M. Neilson
Clement Vollmer
Alban Widgery
A. M. Webb
Arlie Dixon Bound Over To High Court
Asheboro April 7 Arlie Dixon bound over to Randolph county court and jailed after a magistrate hearing. He faced charges of issuing worthless checks and check flashing to several merchants in recent weeks. Dixon reappeared in Asheboro Saturday and was arrested at B C Moore s store. Bond set at 800 reflecting alleged whiskey influence. Garne remains at Memorial Hospital with a bullet near his heart in serious but undetermined condition.
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Asheboro
Arilie Dixon
Randolph County
Dixon
B. C. Moore
Garne
Memorial Hospital
Man Shot and Seriously Wounded in Asheboro
In Asheboro on April 7 Bid Garner of Brower township was shot and seriously wounded by John Maness who is alleged to have come to the Maness home. Further details were not available.
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Asheboro
Bid Garner
Brower Township
John Maness
Maness
Air mail keeps moving despite severe winter
Washington weather fails to halt air service as officials insist the air mail must go through. The emphasis remains on ensuring continued mail delivery through harsh winter conditions.
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Washington
Air Mail
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