Stricter Safety Laws Favored By North Carolina Drivers
More than 6,000 automobile owners across North Carolina back tougher highway safety measures in a Carolina Motor Club survey. Voters favor a safety responsibility law, eliminating unsafe cars, a state drivers license act, and unifying motor vehicle activities under one agency. A flat $10 license fee and regulation of rest rooms also receive strong approval. rest room regulation drew 4,200 votes for and 106 against.
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Carolina Motor Club
General Assembly
Coat Stolen From Jesse James Display At Fair
Knoxville Indiana August 15 AP Jesse James coat stolen from his wax display during Marion County fair crowd interaction. Museum manager called police for protection of his display herd and offered an 850 reward for return of the coat.
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Jesse James
Safety proposals gain votes in statewide auto measures
The safety responsibility act draws 5 955 votes for with 167 against and 470 not voting. The state wide drivers license earns 6 227 in favor with 185 against and 180 not voting. Consolidation of motor vehicle activities passes 5 867 to 202 with 523 not voting as hundreds more ballots arrive before the January 1931 assembly.
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Roberts
General Assembly
Made in Carolina labels urged by state official
Raleigh Aug 15 Col J W Harrelson director of the department of conservation and development urged identification of all North Carolina made goods with a state label as part of the Made-in-Carolina campaign starting Sept 1 He said labeling would boost the states manufacturing prestige promote state products nationwide and serve as free advertising He proposed an attractive standard label design and noted strong favorable response to the movement from the conservation department
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Commonwealth
Colonel Harrelson
North Carolina
Harrelson
Conservation Department
Made-in-Carolina Week Observed With Plans Across Cities
Week of September 1 designated Made in Carolina Week with programs announced by individuals and organizations and by manufacturers and merchants from over a score of towns to the conservation department. German Best In English Play R. C. Sheriff praised for Captain Stanhope conception by a Berlin actor and lauded a French actor’s Raleigh portrayal. Dutch production has Raleigh played by a girl, noting Holland tradition.
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Raleigh
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Live and Let Live Meat Market Sign Displayed in New York
A New York butcher displays a sign reading The Live and Let Live Meat Market. The brief item notes the sign as a feature of the storefront.
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