Governor Hears Case Of Foster County Justice
Governor Gardner confronts Guilford county justice of the peace G W Foster on charges of malpractice and abuses of office. The case highlights concerns over the JP system and potential removal limits for locally appointed officials.
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Foster
Guilford
J. C. Baskervill Raleigh
C. Max Gardner
G. W. Foster
Guilford County
Gardner
A. Wayland Cooke
Bryce Holt
Democratic Executive Committee
General Assembly
Windshield Hat and Speed Records at Brooklands
Mrs C M Stewart the champion race driver wears a personal windshield to replace goggles at Brooklands England as she aims to break Kaye Don's course speed record. She recently lowered the women's record at Montlhery France. The piece notes issues of blackmail and official misconduct in local arrests and praises Governor Gardner for action against questionable appointees.
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C. M. Stewart
Champain
Brooklands Track
England
Kaye Don
Montlhery Track
France
Justices of the Peace
Gardner
Kalite volcanic deposit muffles subway noise claims
A lava-derived substance Kalite from Salton Sea deposits may cut subway noise by over half when bound with cement or used as a plaster inch thick. U S Bureau of Standards cites its effectiveness. New York and Chicago plan to use it in subways. previously used to rub down auto paint finishes.
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Chicago
Salton Sea
Mojave Desert
California
U. S. Bureau of Standards
New York
Nations feel pressure for disarmament in 1932 conference
Anglo-Saxon nations face financial and moral pressure to push actual armament reductions at the League of Nations disarmament conference. U S and Britain align behind reductions, with Germany’s fate tied to American loans totaling 1.6 billion dollars. Prime figures include Hoover, MacDonald, and the Kellogg Pact alignment.
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League
Europe
League Council
European Union Commission
Hoover
Germany
United States
Great Britain
MacDonald
Britain Pressures Allies Over Armament Reductions
The article describes Great Britain's moves to apply moral pressure on other league members to secure armament cuts. It also reflects a view that other Anglo-Saxon nations are backing the United States in pushing for actual reductions.
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Great Britain
League
United States
Last Moriori Man Faces Extinction on Chatham Island
Wellington New Zealand reports Moriori history near its end as Tami Solomon, the sole surviving Moriori, resides alone on a Chatham Island farm with a Maori wife and several children whose mixed heritage cannot carry on Moriori traditions.
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Wellington
N. Z
New Land
Tami Solomon
Chatham Islands
New Zealand
King George Stocks Palace Lake with Trout
London report says rainbow trout have been stocked in Buckingham Palace Lake. Fish of a pound weight are ready to be caught and King George with guests would fish using flies. The lake is the only rainbow trout stocked lake within the London radius.
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London
Hoover
Buckingham Palace
King George
Fungus Control Note for Lawns and Ornamentals
Insecticides sulfur dusting helps with many fungal diseases. Calomel controls brown patch on lawns. Bordeaux mixture combats fungi but discolors foliage. Ammoniacal copper carbonate can be used on ornamentals.
Board to draft county school budgets for six months
Enterprise Bureau in Raleigh reports the board of equalization will prepare budgets for about 30 counties and numerous city and town systems that have not yet sent tentative six month term figures. LeRoy Martin says August 12 was final deadline and budgets will be made on estimates. The board will reconvene August 19 to review and scale budgets to fit a $17,000,000 appropriation.
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Martin
Board of Equalization
State school funding changes and tax options outlined
Mr. Martin explains that counties may seek higher taxes to cover state allocations, especially in large cities, to maintain school standards. He notes tuition charges between districts will be abolished for the six month term as schools become a state system, removing district line relevance.
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Martin
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Geneva
League of Nations
Alabama
Birmingham
Augusta Williams
Nell Williams
Jennie Wood
Tami
Palace Lake
Equalization Board
High Point Ice and Coal CO
West Broad
Kellogg’s
Mendenhall Bros
Clinard
Astenauny
Iy Et A
Saseen
English Street
Briggs Avenue
Ivory
East Green Street
Cut-Rate Furniture Company
Eagle Ranges
Atwater
Kent
Crosley
Seward
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