Supreme Court Wives Embrace Modern Life and Activism
Mrs. William O. Douglas leads a youthful breed of Supreme Court wives, balancing family life with tennis and Latin lessons for children. Other new appointees’ wives include Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Black, and Mrs. Frankfurter, who mix social grace with intellectual interests and active hobbies.
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Washington
Smith
Supreme Court
Aged Indigents Win Painless Increase in 1939 Assembly
North Carolina lawmakers shifted funds to boost Old Age Assistance for 1929–41. By moving Confederate widows over 65 to the federal program, the state freed 500000 for old age benefits, with federal matching to raise total add ons to about 1 million dollars. The change expands monthly checks for 31934 elderly beneficiaries, now averaging 9.56 dollars.
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John Peele
Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Budget Commission
Nathan H. Yelton
Division of Public Assistance
Appropriations Committee
Yelton
Amos and Andy star in first experimental TV ad at 1939 World’s Fair
The blackface duo Amos and Andy appeared before the Incanoscope at the New York World’s Fair 1939, performing in what is described as the first experimental television program in the United States.
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Amos
New York
Andy
United States
District Red Men To Meet Saturday
Chickasaw Tribe of Red Men plans a large delegation to the district meeting at Lexington in the new Wigwam starting 3 p.m. S. D. Clapp announced. Tomorrow’s session will cover state meeting business in Greensboro May 9 and 10. Local members should attend 1 30 p.m. at Princess Cafe hall with transportation provided. The group aims to win the attendance cup for the largest delegation.
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Lexington
S. D. Clapp
Greensboro
Princess Cafe
Hair Held Without Bond in Slain Policeman Case
Fayetteville reports coroner's jury ordered Lennard Hair, a young state highway commission employee, held without bond for the March 16 killing of Officer Willis J. Genes as he and two other officers attempted to remove Hair from his father's home to jail him on assault charges filed by a taxi driver.
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Fayetteville
Lennard Hair
Young State Highway Commission
Willis J. Genes
Genes
L. G. Hair
Public Health Association Annual Meeting Set for May 12
Health experts in Greensboro announce the 29th annual meeting of the North Carolina Public Health Association to be held here May 12. A symposium will address coordination of public health and related agencies.
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Greensboro
The
North Carolina Public Health Association
High Point Captures Cup at Gibsonville District Meeting
The High Point team won the cup at the last district meeting held in Gibsonville. There will be no night session but a supper will be served after the afternoon meeting.
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High Point
Gibsonville
Busbee Faces April 11 Trial Over Fatal Auto Crash
Asheboro April 17 Jacques Busbee of Jug town is to be tried April 11 before Magistrate R A Colvin at Randolph County courthouse for involvement in the death of Robert N Henley on March 25. The related hearing for Karl White and Lee Loflin in Jack Reid’s death will be held Thursday at 10 AM before Magistrate Colvin.
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Asheboro
Jacques Busbee
Jugtown
R. A. Colvin
Randolph County Court House
Busbee
Robert N. Henley
Karl White
Lee Loflin
Jack Reid
Route Two
Colvin
North Carolina PTA to hold 20th annual meeting in Raleigh
The North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers will hold its 20th annual meeting in Raleigh on Wednesday Thursday and Friday with sessions planned for April 7 8 and 9.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Speed limit order hits bus drivers in Raleigh
Major John Armstrong of the State Highway Patrol announced a forceful crackdown on bus drivers. He has ordered patrolmen to enforce the state speed law strictly, limiting buses to 45 miles per hour.
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Raleigh
John Armstrong
State Highway Patrol
Cranium Crackers Riddle
A boiling process to extract essence yields a single word formed by adding Aee Re ee Sp to the Roman numeral for 700.
World's Fair tickets for students at New York 1939
School children in New York can now buy bargain World’s Fair tickets. High school and prep students may purchase the $5 season and $2 twenty admission tickets, previously limited to ages 3 through 14.
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FATR
FORK
New York
Easter Fashion Advice Encourages Bold Color Displays
A newspaper column urges readers to embrace vibrant color this Easter. It encourages wearing gloves, handbags, and flamboyant accessories to showcase finery and self confidence, likening the display to a peacock's plume.
Boxing stars to teach New York World's Fall 1939 classes
Boxers Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Jim Braddock Joe Louis Tony Galento Benny Leonard and Mickey Walker will conduct six boxing classes in June July and August for the New York World's Fall 1939.
New Gates Open for Visitors at 1939 World Fair
New York officials announce eleven entrance gates will admit visitors to the 1939 New York World Fair with a peak attendance rate set at 160000.
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New York
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