Auto deaths and injuries surge in six months state figures
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports 371 killed and 2,553 injured in January to July, with 2,501 autos involved. Pedestrian and child victims remain high. officials urge a strict drivers license to curb crashes and cite speeding and reckless driving as primary causes.
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Raleigh
W. C. Spruill
State Department of Revenue
Trians
Spruill
Department of Revenue
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Unemployment Summary To Be Published By Census Bureau
The census bureau announced that a pamphlet on unemployment gathered from the recent census will be printed once computations by automatic machines finish. It will detail reasons for job loss, weeks out of work, usual occupation, and personal characteristics. The final summary covers people out of work and not looking, as well as those partially employed or on layoff.
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A. J. Maxwell
Sprague Silver
Charles D. Farmer
State Highway Patrol
Major Silver
Captain Farmer
Census Bureau
Washington
William 3M
Steuart
Mooresville Mill Workers Get Garden Seeds
Two thousand cabbage and collars plants and 6,000 square feet of garden seedings were provided to mill workers in Mooresville Iredell county. County Agent T L Robinson in cooperation with mill officials organized the program. Free plants and seeds are supplied by the county to help idle workers and produce greens for fall use.
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Statesville
Mooresville
Iredell County
T. L Robinson
Turbines Estimated To Power Lights to the Moon
Two new turbine generators in Schenectady are claimed capable of lighting a string from the earth to the moon with bulbs spaced about a yard apart.
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Schenectady
Earth
Moon
Public Hearing Set on Jacobs Avenue Local Improvements
High Point City Council announces a public hearing on Sept. 2 1930 to decide on widening Jacobs Avenue from West Commerce to West Green Street and to authorize water main storm and sanitary sewers paving and sidewalks with assessments to abutting property. Publication in High Point Enterprise by Aug. 22 1930.
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High Point
W. Commerce
W. Green Street
Jacobs Avenue
West Commerce
West Green Street
General Assembly
High Point Enterprise
E. M. Knox
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