Capitol Square Growth and Government Costs Rise in North Carolina
The article argues state government has expanded since World War I with new buildings and agencies around Raleigh Captiol Square. It notes many high paid officials and staff, new departments, increased salaries, and a growing payroll exceeding 250 million dollars annually across federal state and local levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Square
Raleigh
Ighway
Agriculture
Justice Bail Education Sding
Caswell
Laboratory of Hygiene
Beata" Ae
North Carolina
Three N. T. Hand Gets Set 13 Tricks
A reader reports a Poker style hand from a card game described as three notrump. The narrator compares the hand to politics by noting the Conservative setback versus Liberal gains in Canada and laments a costly misplay that sealed all 13 tricks with 1700 points off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T
Frank Busse
Montreal
Quebec
Liberal Party
Liberal M. P
North
South
West
East
Russell
Broadcasters clash with FCC over prize giveaways rules
Fred Allen fought giveaways last season after Stop the Music lowered his audience. The NAB and FCC conflict centers on authority to regulate prize based programs. NAB president Justin Miller says the complained programs are not illegal though FCC cites anti lottery statutes to deny license renewals for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Allen
Their
National Association of Broadcasters
NAC
FCC
NAB
Justin Miller
Commission
Weather Brief Clashes With Showers Across Carolina Coast
A fragmented weather notice hints at showers and possible storms across North and South Carolina. Forecasters expect unsettled conditions through the evening with potential thunder and localized rainfall.
Weather Record Fragments Show Less Clarity In March Entry
Fragmentary OCR reports unclear readings from a weather bureau log. It mentions temperatures and a 7:30 time on a March date, with scattered place codes and names that do not form a coherent event or location.
Rationing Order Contested By Vaughan in Washington
An official recounts Vaughan calling Milwaukee interests and protesting a grain rationing order. Vaughan pressed Nate Koenig to relay concerns to Anderson, who consulted with Koenig but decided to stand by the original plan. Senate investigations may review the episode, with Hoey noting unclear knowledge and Rogers withholding comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncident
Vaughan
Milwaukee
Harry Hoffman
Anderson
Nate Koenig
Koenig
White House
Agriculture Department
Cbme
Hoey
D-Nc
Rogers
Rey- Hoey
Ashington
British Team Captain Skips Start Amid Southpaw Slump
Walker and Bruce McCormick mark a surprising move as Percy Lucas withholds himself from yesterday’s play due to off form. Today’s pairings list starts at 9 20 with Ronnie White facing Willie Turnesa and continues through 11 15 with Gerald Micklem meeting Jimmy McHale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Mccormick
Percy
Laddie) Lucas
Ronnie White
Willie Turnesa
Max McCready
Frank Stranahan
Jimmy Bruen
Skee Riegel
Joe Carr
Johnny Dawson
Cecil Ewing
Charley Joe
Kenneth Thom
Ray Billows
Arthur Perowne
Charley Kocsis
Gerald Micklem
Jimmy McHale
Alabama group plans Pell City parade in robes
Followers in Pell City will march on foot wearing white robes to honor Alabama's anti masking law. Dr Laccurgus Spinks a silver maned Klan orator will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pell City
Alabama
Laccurgus Spinks
Pilgrim Holiness Session Launched in Kernersville
Rev. P. O. Carpenter of Ashland Kentucky opened the Pilgrim Holiness camp meeting for the North Carolina district in Kernersville. Daily sessions are set at 10:30 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm at the district conference grounds one mile east of Kernersville with ongoing meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
P. O. Carpenter
Ashland
Kentucky
Pilgrim Holiness
North Carolina
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Wake Forest Student to Preach at N Main Street Baptist
Lloyd Garner a senior at Wake Forest college will deliver the morning worship at the N Main Street Baptist church tomorrow. He fills in for the ill Rev Neil Armstrong with this preaching engagement. The article notes a torpedo fish electric shock pouvant cause temporary paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Garner
Wake Forest College
N. Main Street Baptist Church
Neil Armstrong
Ruling Due In 30 Days In Arbitration
In THOMASVILLE the Jewel Cotton mills face a CIO textile union arbitration over the discharge of mill worker McDonald Taylor. The panel led by Prof Gerald Barrett of the North Carolina commerce department heard 5 1/2 hours of testimony from union representative Robert Parker and mill official Bernard Seff. The arbiter is expected to decide within 30 days whether Taylor should be reinstated or if the discharge was justified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jewel Cotton Mills
CIO Textile Union
Gerald Barrett
US of North Carolina
Commerce Partment
No. 650
Textile Workers Union of America
Robert Parker
High Point
International
Bernard J. Seff
Baltimore
Gurney Mill Chain
Parker
McDonald Taylor
Taylor
Special Services At Tent Revival Near Mitchells Grove
A tent revival tonight near Mitchells Grove church on Kivett drive will feature a ram event led by Joe Beck of High Point and Charles Anderson of Morganton both students at Bob Jones University. The Fishers of Men club of the Gospel Tabernacle will attend and the Hymn-o-Neers quartet will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell’s Grove Church
Kivett Drive
Joe Beck
High Point
Charles Anderson
Morganton
Bob Jones University
The
Fishers of Men Club
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel Tabernacle
Hymn-o-Neers
Tabernacle
Local Resident Authorized to Build Retail Store
Mrs. Virginia J. Wood of 501 Otteray Drive received a building permit from the city inspector yesterday to construct a one story retail structure on South Main Street between Mallory and Welch. The estimated cost is $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia J. Wood
Otteray Drive
Neers
South Main Street
Mallory and
Welch Streets
Car Crash Causes $45 Damage to Dr Harris Vehicle
Police report a collision on Howell street where Dr. Russell P. Harris Jr of Thomasville struck a car driven by Melvin Lefrowitz of Brooklyn. Both cars moved west. Lefrowitz’s vehicle sustained the only damage. No injuries or arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell P. Harris, Jr
Thomasville
Harris
Melvin Lefrowitz
Brooklyn
Howell Street
Brown Enlists in Air Force for Three Years
Ronald G. Brown of 407 Carter Street enlisted for three years in the air force and left for Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas as recruiting officials announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald G. Brown
Carter Street
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Illness Keeps Selene at Home on Hamilton Street
Selene recuperates from an illness at his home located at 324 North Hamilton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selene
North
Hamilton Street
Fire department handles two small incidents
Firemen answered two calls between noon yesterday and noon today. At 12:31 p m an auto owned by Bill Ferrell had battery cable fire trouble causing small damage. at 8:33 a m a Syn emblem truck on College drive sustained small damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto
Bill Ferrell
Allen Syn
College Drive
Kaubek Stabbed. Bunn Arrested on Assault Charge
Herbert Bunn, 41, of 2600 Love Avenue posted a 300 bond at police headquarters after being arrested on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. The warrant states Bunn stabbed George Kaubek over the heart and right arm. Kaubek, of 1114 Smith Street, remained in High Point Memorial Hospital in stable condition but uncomfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Bunn
Love Avenue
Bunn
George Kaubek
Kaubek
Smith Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Surprise crash greets sleeping driver at Welch home
Mr and Mrs J E Welch of 232 Montheu Avenue woke to a car crashing into their front steps about 4 20 this morning. The driver James R Young of Chester South Carolina a railway porter said he fell asleep at the wheel. No charges were filed and Young planned to pay for damages. Welch placed car damage at about 100 dollars and front steps at about 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Welch
Montheu Avenue
Welch
James R. Young
Chester
S. C
Southern Railway
Montlieu
Young
Beach Grabs Win In Mid-Atlantic Golf Tournament
Ralph Beach, veteran pro from Baltimore, won the Middle Atlantic PGA championship with a six under par 140 at Baltimore. Walter Romans led at mid round but finished one stroke back after a late surge by Beach including an eagle at the seventh and a birdie at the eighth amid a bunker mishap. Andy Gibson and John O'Donnell tied for third at 143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ralph Beach
Walter Romans
Baltimore Country Club
Andy G'bson
The
Country Club of
Maryland
John O'Donnell
Norfolk
Beach
Romans
Roans
Mole Hill
Chimes Repaired and Reinstalled at Kernersville Church
The Madge Leak Pinnix Memorial chimes at Main Street Methodist Church, damaged by fire, were repaired at the factory and reinstalled to be used again at choir rehearsal on Wednesday. The text notes the sucker fish’s limited native range and pandanus leaves used for South Seas hula skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Madge Leak Pinnix
Main Street Methodist
South Seas
Funeral rites held for Alvin Sutton 35 in Kernersville
Alvin Mitchell Sutton died at home of a heart attack at 2 45 PM. Funeral services were held at Vogler's Chapel. He was born in Sylva on January 3 1914 and taught in Forsyth County including Sedge Garden and Kernersville high schools. He served in the Navy 1942 1946. Survived by wife Dorothy McCollum, mother Mrs G W Sutton, two sisters Hilda Sutton and Mrs Charlie Campbell, and brother Richard Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Alvin Mitchell Sutton
Vogler’s Pel
inston-Salem
Sylva
Sutton
G. W. and
Stillwell Sutton
Western Carolina College
Forsyth County
Sedge Garden
Navy
Dorothy McCollum
G. W. Sutton
Hilda Sutton
Charlie Campbell
Richard Sutton
Knoxville
Tenn
Death of Charles F Strandberg, Greensboro CPA leader
Charles F Strandberg 50 senior partner at A M Pullen and Company certified public accountants died at his Greensboro home at 6 30 am after a period of declining health He worked for the Internal Revenue Bureau 1922 1935 joined Pullen Company in 1935 and held memberships in Holy Trinity Episcopal church and multiple professional organizations Funeral set for 3 pm Monday in Greensboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Charles F. Strandberg
A. M. Pullen and Company
Baltimore
Strandberg
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Pullen Company
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles F. Strandberg, Jr
Robert Cooper Strandberg
Mary E. Strandberg
Howard E. Strandberg
Rocky Mount
Charlies B. Stowe
Eddie Jones Funeral Services Held at Home
Eddie Os car Jones aged 66 died at his home 807 English Street Thursday morning. Funeral services were held at his home at 3 o'clock in the afternoon led by Rev. W. C. Guth pastor of West End Baptist church. Music during the service was provided by a trio with Mrs. F. M Hauser Mrs. Joe Carmichael and Mrs. R. K. Hall. Flowers were carried by friends and neighbors. Pallbearers were Dock Jordan Joel Garner Cecil Smith Raeford Crofts Bruce Crawford and Allan Clark. Burial followed at Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddle
Jones
Eddie Oscar Jones
English Street
W. C. Guth
West End
Dock Jordan
Joel Garner
Cecil Smith
Raeford Crofts
Bruce Crawford
Allan Clark
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Sam J Kinley R I farmer dies after brief illness
Sam J Kinley a prominent Asheboro farmer died at his Trinity Route 1 home Friday at 6 p m after a short illness. Surviving are eight daughters Effie Rush Florence Wall Bessie Snider Chif ford Wall Everett Wilson Ida Kinley Bill Hill and Ray Kinley two sisters Nettie Sexton Fred Mann Bert Kinley 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral service will be held Sunday at Mt Pleasant Methodist church at 2 30 p m Burial will follow in the church cemetery The body was moved to the home this afternoon at 5 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Sam J. Kinley
Trinity
Effie Rush
High Point
Florence Wall
Bessie Snider
Raymond Briles
Chifford Wall
Thomasville
Everett Wilson
William
Bill) Hill
Ida Kinley
Archdale
Vernie
McLeansville
Grady K
Ray Kinley
Nettie Sexton
Fred Mann
Denton
Bert Kinley
Mt Pleasant Methodist Church
Help For Retarded Children Reported Through Surgery
Dr Charles F McKahan of Western Reserve University told a New Hanover medical society symposium that he has perfected a brain blood flow operation for mentally retarded children. The procedure connects brain veins to arteries to boost blood supply and IQ, with several cases showing significant improvement. The method was publicly disclosed for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach
Cleveland
Charles F. McKahan
Western Reserve University
Ohio City
New Hanover County Medical Society
McKahnn
Texas Leads Nation in Fresh Market Spinach Production
Texas tops the nation in fresh market spinach production with strong yields and expanded acreage. Industry officials note favorable weather and growing conditions boosting supply for retailers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Peru cocaine ring uncovered linked to Diaz Balarezo and U S arrest
Officials said a Peru based cocaine ring connected to Balarezo operated with 50 to 60 U S and Peruvian associates. Balarezo was seized aboard the liner La Guardia in New York with $60,000 and arms linked to the Aprista uprising. He faced 100000 dollar bail for conspiracy to smuggle cocaine from Peru and attempted to recruit contacts with exiled Luciano authorities noted. The case involved arms shipments, planned customs leadership, and a crackdown that halted illicit factories while Peru pledged to shut down cocaine plants as part of a UN backed agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Joseph P. Martin
Italy
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Balarezo
la Guardia
New York
Edward McDonald
Peru
Alfonso Miero Teran
Department of Investigation
Arista Party
Victor Haya de la Torce
Aprista Party
Ballarezo
Mier
Haya de la Torce
Lima
Martin
U.N
Government reshapes federal agencies and appointments
The Labor and Commerce Departments expanded as new bureaus joined them. The Labor Department gained the Bureau of Employment Security and U S Employment Service, while Commerce added the Bureau of Public Roads. Day to day Civil Service and Maritime Commission management moved to their chairmen, and Postmaster General Donaldson gained broader control. Two advisory bodies were moved into the presidents executive office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School House
Utilities Commission
Revenue Department
Public Health and Education
Tle
Hare
Congress
Havd
Labor and Commerce Departments
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Sellers Security
U. S. Employment Service
The
Commerce Department
Bureau of Public Roads
General Services Administration
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Maritime Commission
Philip B Fleming
Jesse M. Donaldson
National Security Resources Board
National Security Council
Weather Pests Change Tune
The Friendship weather bureau predicts showers this afternoon and tonight with a high near 78 and a low around 65. Sunday should be partly cloudy with no rain. An 0.8 inch rain had fallen by 7:30 this morning as a stationary cold front to the south caused wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Weather Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lynn Nisbet
General Assembly
Governor and Budget Commission
Budget Bureau
Conservation Ssociogenent
Employment Securities Commission
Governor's Co
Mountain Tract
Statiers
Abe
Fantasy In
Abe Eenpel
Elavision
Ismer Sports
Abe Ree
Abe Ports
Lama
Cbs
Abe Wali
Musiciana
Abe Vie Damone
Abe Aga Monroe
Cbs Ie
Fey Pence
Abe Ow
Cbe Bissey Musion
Cbe Brouncee
Emmy Dorsey
Abe Ife
Nateal
Uy Boycots
Abe Jeago
Irving Fields
Abe Worepnoreng
Ole Opry
Wiltiam
Kenney America
Gard
NEA
Carolina
Talendar
Yempanaryag
Maine
ALL Blue Weather Bureau
Pease
Miami
Calianen
Charlotte
Ofticia
Reimfell
Television Teletronix
Truman
Walker
Donald Duck
By Jimmy Hatlo
Mary Jane Jones
Hebron
Ohio
Mary Jane
Columbus
High Point News
Barbara Harper
Herusband
Birmingham
Ala
World
North America
China
Foot-Pi Refrigerant Central ,Se. Delivery Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!