Policy row on school funding shields commission control
Henry Averill reports Raleigh December 8 that a government study favors placing public school administration under the State Board of Education while preserving the school commission as an auditing advisory body. The debate centers on fiscal control of over 25 million dollars, with proponents praising current methods and opponents fearing political influence. The piece notes Governor Clyde R Hoey supports the existing commission setup and predicts no push for change. It ends with a teaser about the January Miami Air Races scheduled for January 6 7 and 8 1939.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Assembly
State Board of Educaton
Department of Public Instruction
School Commission
Contad
Financial Ad Accounting Agency
Department of Conservation and Development
Budget Bureau
State Board of Education
North Carolina
Board of Education
Every Member Canvass Plans at First Evangelical Church
The First Evangelical and Reformed church organizes an Every Member canvass with 20 teams and 40 participants. A Friday supper meeting at 7 p.m. will finalize canvass plans led by Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman and finance chair J. M. Hedrick. The Woman's Missionary Society, led by Mrs. J. C. Henderson, serves the supper.
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Ist Reformed Church
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hoy L. Fesperman
J. M. Hedrick
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Church
J. C. Henderson
Safest Drivers Likely Aged 21 to 45 Says Experts
Experts estimate the safest drivers are aged 21 to 45, arguing that drivers under 21 suffer from immature judgment, while maturity improves decision making on the road.
Bailey Sees Education Aid Tied to Funding Method
Senator Josiah W. Bailey told the Wake County Schoolmasters club that major issues in proposed public education aid are solved except funding and parochial school sharing. He warned government debt grows about four billion dollars yearly and a school aid plan would likely be financed with borrowed money. Separate note reports a National Tax Meet in Asheville will hold its next convention, date undecided.
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Raleigh
Josiah W. Bailey
Wake County Schoolmasters Club
Bailey
National Tax Meet
Asheville
National Association of State Tax Administrators
Parochial School Funding and Loon Behavior Noted
The note references loons staying underwater for eight minutes and discusses Catholics seeking a share of federal funds for parochial schools, reflecting a blend of wildlife fact and religious funding debate.
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South
Mooresville Chief Killed in Auto Accident
Mooresville police Chief Earl Rimmer, 35, who led the department for five years, was killed last night when his car ran out of control near Statesville. His companion Kay O, also of Mooresville, survived with minor injuries.
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Statesville
Earl Rimmer
Mooresville
Kay O
Night Driving Signals With White Gloves
Experts note night driving requires clear signaling and hand cues. Wearing white gloves improves visibility for following drivers and aids communication on the road.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill
Clyde R. Hoey
Miami
West Brond Street
Mouwila Ceuruist
Yeas Gilet
SEARS
K.C
M.C
Ranger
Motorol
Penn
Syvania
Kee
Sears Easy
Elgin Bicycles
Elgin Inn
Santa Claus
Sears’ Toyland
Vanderbilt
Layette
Case
Renee A
Sunny Suzey
Dolly
Wringer
California
Redwood
Varms
North Main Street
High Point, N
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