Border Prices Move Upward on North and South Markets
The U S and state department report leaf prices held firm with cutters top quarry logs steady. Sales volume rose with medium auction flow versus last week while quality remained similar and reaf grades held, lugs priced around 43 dollars.
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U. S
New York City Medical Examiner Handles 16000 Annual Deaths
The New York City medical examiner's office reports handling about 16 000 cases yearly as it investigates deaths caused by violence. A separate note mentions the first English noble title being granted in America to Manteo as Lord of Roanoke Island in 1587 and a price reference of about 65 dollars per hundred.
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Roanoke
Roanoke Island
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Thurber Turns Down Goldwyn Offer for Walter Mitty Work
James Thurber refused producer Samuel Goldwyn's lure to join Walter Mitty writing for movie, citing Magazine Editor Harold Ross who had previously met every salary offer. Goldwyn later offered less, but Thurber again cited Ross's stand, ending the bid.
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Quirky Fragments and Odd Snippets From a Fractured Column
A scattered mixture of notes describes a road work machine, wines for cooking, inflation jokes, a Passaic police report, a woodpecker disturbing a crime scene, myths about Eskimos, a Stone Age headache cure, and a Lowell wire shortage survey.
Education plans and labor unions cited in state resolutions
The piece notes resolutions backing Senator Lister Hill's bid to redirect tidelands oil profits to public education and support for federal aid to education. It also covers endorsements of the International Typographical Union projects to launch daily newspapers in single-newspaper cities and a weekly AFL paper in North Carolina.
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Lister Hill
D-Ala
Tidelands
Phical Union
AFL
North Carolina
Fink Reelected Head of State Labor Group
C A Fink of Spencer reelected to lead the North Carolina State Federation of Labor for a 14th year after defeating Paul Etheridge of Raleigh at the annual convention. Officials reelected include R B Marsiden Salisbury secretary treasurer Lazenby Salisbury Durham Guyne and Jesse Armistead Plymouth as vice secretaries. H G Fisher of Salisbury named chaplain. The federation plans next meeting and urged Gov Kerr Scott to call a special session amid a broader labor controversy drawing Senate objections.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
North Carolina
Jesse Armistead
Plymouth
H. G. Fisher
Salisbury
Clyde Hoey
Willis Smith
Federation
Kerr Scott
Kee Faggee Tribune Beginnings and Odd Contest Notes
A fragment recalls a contest for youths with prizes including a bicycle and ten dollars, while a novelty meat service offers ten cents per ban. An usherette serves straw and cream to patrons and latex treated textile substitutes cost less. A cynic quotes ignorance and Pubertyville tribune history mentions a family with long-subscribed lineage.
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