Long Period Left For Reclamation Of Tax Sold Land
Tax law details extend redemption for land sold for taxes. Owners may redeem within 12 to 24 months depending on purchaser, with penalties starting February and staged deadlines before foreclosure. The process includes advertising, summons within 16 months, and a final foreclosure after court steps, taking about 2 years and more.
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C. Baskervill. Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
W. EB. Easterling
Local Government Commission
General Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
Chicago scientist on world tour to probe cosmic ray
Dr. Arthur H. Compton of the University of Chicago leads a 14 site world tour to study cosmic rays from Panama to New Zealand, Alaska to India. Using a cosmic ray meter he seeks to prove rays are photons and measure their intensity at high altitudes, shedding light on their interstellar origin.
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Chicago
Arthur H. Compton
Phaelet
University of Chicago
Panama
Pru
New Zealand
Australia
Hawaii
Alaska
Compton
Lanin
Patagonia
S. N. Nanude
Univrsity
Capetown
Mt. Winterhook
South Africa
Mt. Bhukkaras
J. N. Benade
Punjab University
Lahore
India
Mt. Nanga Purbat
Kashmir
Kandy
Ceylod
Mt. Tjerimat
Java
Millikan
California
Bothe
Kolhorster
Earth
Colorado
Back To the Farm Movement to Aid Jobless Launched
The American Legion Committee for North Carolina launches the Farm Improvement and Subsistence Program to place unemployed residents, especially rural workers, on donated tenant houses with several acres for gardens. State College agriculture faculty aid design and oversee 60 job tasks. Local posts canvass counties to assess available houses and plots, with landowners donating use and scheduling work for occupants in exchange for cash or supplies.
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Legion
School of Agriculture At
State College
Legion Committee
Legion Posts
Governor's Council On
Officers Installed As Feature Of Final Day Mission Meet
Wilson NC April 22 Officers installed featured the final day of the annual convention of the Women's Missionary Society of the North Carolina Methodist Conference. Mrs A M Gates of Durham was elected president for the seventh consecutive year. Other officers named include H J Faison of Faison vice president Walter Patten of Fayetteville recording secretary F M McKinne of Goldsboro treasurer W L Knight of Weldon superintendent of supplies T H Sutton of Fayetteville superintendent of literature M T Plyler of Durham superintendent of publicity LeGrand Everett of Rockingham superintendent of study.
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Goldsboro
W. L. Knight
Weldon
T. H. Sutton
Fayetteville
M. T. Plyler
Durham
LeGrand Everett
Rockingham
17-Year-Old Daughter Takes Over Lineville Tribune
In Lineville Iowa UP reports editor E Varney fell ill four months ago leaving the Lineville Tribune without leadership. His 17-year old daughter Aliene Varney, a high school student, stepped in to run the paper and says business has improved since she assumed control.
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Paper
Lineville
Pinehurst hosts United Handicap Target Shoot
The United North and South handicap target shoot drew twenty marksmen to the Pinehurst Gun Club. The day’s highlight was the doubles champion hip shoot event.
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Pinehurst
Apr
United North and South
John McKay Bird to Decide as He Runs for Congress
John McKay Bird of Coates Harnett county, chosen by seventh district Republicans as their candidate for congress, is expected to announce today whether he will enter the race. Louis Goodman of Wilmington named presidential elector and J H Niggle along with Irving B Tucker named as national convention delegates with Dennis Downing and Dr L Baggett as alternates. The state executive committee members were re-elected: Tucker Columbus county Herring Cumberland Byrd Harnett Goodman Howard Robeson.
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Lumberton
N. C
John McKay Bird
Coates
Harnett County
Louis Goodman
Wilmington
J. H. Niggle
New Hanover County
Irvingb. Tucker
Whiteville
Dennis Downing
Fayetteville
Dr. L. Baggett
Tucker
Columbus County
R. W. Herring
Cumberland
W. P. Byrd
Harnett
Goodman
A. EB. Howard
Robeson
Landlord Accused in Eviction Alleged Slap Suit
Laura Miers seeks 25000 dollars in a civil action against her landlord claiming an assault during eviction attempt. The suit details alleged hitting as part of eviction pressure.
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ST. Por
Laura Miers
Will of Charles Wilbert Reveals $70,000 Estate
In St Louis friends were surprised to learn machinist Charles Wilbert left an estate valued at $70,000 after his will was filed. He had invested in tobacco company stock.
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ST. Louis
Charles Wilbert
Tobacco Company
Professor Frames Real Estate as Smart Investment When Analyzed
Dr. Albert J. Hinman of the University of North Carolina argues that real estate can be a good investment if its present and future use are intelligently analyzed. He cautions against quick profits, notes local markets and holding costs, and contrasts investment with speculation. The talk, part of a faculty lecture series at UNC, urged informed buying behavior.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Albert J. Hinman
University of North Carolina
School of Commerce
Dr. Hinman
Hinman
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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