Capitol Square and the Parker Appointment Politics
The editorial notes the Parker appointment and the board’s likely approval with strict office rules, while criticizing rising factionalism and governor press conference grimness. It discusses how state advertising mixes politics with journalism, despite historical impartiality.
Regulation of Insecticides Discussed by Governor and Farmers
The governor and state experts consider a policy for regulating insecticides including DDT and derivatives. Farmers discuss airplane dusting vs manual methods, noting high costs and potential harm to livestock and milk. The issue centers on balancing effective pest control with safety and regulation needs.
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State Department
State College
Thomasville Names Fire Protection Policy Committee
Thomasville city officials appointed Com man WE.omlinson and W. W. Rapp to a committee to craft a policy for suburban fire protection and report next month. The council also approved a street light at the Negro recreation park and two Salem street traffic lanes, deferred Worrell street right-of-way, and discussed fuel taxes and oil sales inside the city. A Lemington spraying program was proposed as sanitation, with cost around 330 per spray. sewer line work on High and Gale streets was deferred for study. Delegations requested two hydrants, a six inch water main on Blair street, and paving on Davidson street. commissions were named to coordinate water line expansion and paving with state officials.
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Thomasville
Harry B. Finch
Comman
We.omlinson
W. W. Rapp
Negro Recreation Park
Salem Street
Worrell Street
And
Odliion
College Street
Gale
Blair Street
Davidson Street
Lucius Whitaker
East Guilford Street
Whitaker
Charles Russell, Jr
Tom Johnson
R. M. Cooksey
Bickr Street
Co. C. Hill
Arthur Black
George
Four Jail Terms Handed In Municipal Court Session
Four jail terms were handed down in Municipal court as the week closed. Gonzalo Spears of 110 Hobson street received six months for assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly firing twice at C Johnson, missing both times. Three others drew 30 days for drunkenness: James Maxwell, Frank Armstrong, Samuel Saddler. Numerous other cases involved dismissals and fines for traffic and disorderly conduct.
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Gonzalo Spears
Hobson Street
C. Johnson
James Maxwell
Frank Armstrong
Samuel Saddler
Agnes Latta
Reid Street
Charlie Parker Haygood
Commerce Street
Sarah Gladden
Roy E. Perrell
Bobby Caveness
W. Green Street
Shelton
Hezetiah Morise
Trinity
James C. Allen
Arthur Harris
Robert Eugene Alexander
Greensboro
Ray Bryant
Manley Street
Maybelle Able
Vail Street
Cleo Brown
Washington Street
Casey Jones
Charles B. Smith
Harvey Owens
Brentwood
Lee Inman
Two Insurance Firms Robbed In Local Break In
Police reported a break in at the Virginia Life Insurance Company and an Imperial Life Insurance Co office on College Street. thieves stole seven dollars in three cent stamps from a safe, with an unsuccessful entry attempt noted at Imperial Life.
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Virginia Life Insurance Company
J. K. Cole
Imperial Life Insurance Co
College Street
Furniture Workers Seek Conference in Thomasville
The CIO furniture workers union at Thomasville Chair asks Doak Finch for a conference Friday at 5 p.m. to discuss a new contract replacing the expiring agreement set for September 15. Union officials say they await Finch's reply to the conference request.
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Thomasville
Cio’s Furniture Workers Union
Thomasville Chair
Weather update for Carolina and mountain regions
Mostly fair today with continued heat and a few afternoon showers in the mountains. A calendar note lists Wednesday details and sunrise at 3 04.
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Carolina
Meta
Todd
Senate approves $5.8 billion relief bill with narrow GOP vote
The final Senate vote backed the $5,797,724,400 measure with only six Republicans and one Democrat opposing. Johnston of South Carolina was the sole Democrat in dissent. Republican dissenters included Capehart Jenner Kenn Langer Malone and Williams. Senatorial debate yielded few changes, and the bill aligns closely with the House version, trimmed by about 1 percent and carrying minor amendments.
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Johnston
South Carolina
Repub
Capehart
Jenner
Indiana
Kenn
Missouri
Langer
North Dakota
Malone
Nevada
Williams
Maryland
Senate
Cistercians Observe Long Day of Work and Prayer
Luce monks begin a 16 hour day of labor and worship. The silent Cistercians chant at times, work in the fields, and sustain a light vegetarian diet abstaining from meat fish and eggs. They dedicate their lives to penance and study.
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