Hood's Report Approved in North Carolina Bank Liquidation
In Greensboro on December 13 Judge Felix B. Alley signed an order discharging Gurney P. Hood as statutory receiver of North Carolina Industrial Bank and Trust and approving that all bank liabilities are satisfied. Assets totaling 240 801 were transferred to North Carolina Bank and Trust as sole stockholder. A fund covers 869.74 in unproved claims. Legitimate claims of 5 269.54 were paid. Debts to the North Carolina Bank and Trust of 10 384.05 were absorbed in the transfer of assets. Loans and discounts total 229 979.48 with a loss on assets of 7 848.76.
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Greensboro
Gurney P. Hood
Onks
North Carolina Industrial Nk
Felix B. Alley
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Industrial UK
Berth Carolina Bank and Trustpany
A. Wayland Cooke
Fuit Court
North Carolina and Trust Company
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North Carolina Tops Processing Tax Payments in 1941
North Carolina ranked third among states in processing tax payments through October 31 with total collections of 41 256 015. Illinois and New York led, while NC paid 31 329 524 on cotton and 7 628 548 on tobacco. Massachusetts led in cotton taxes. New York led tobacco taxes. Davis also reported total farm rental and benefit payments through October 31, with NC receiving 11 533 610.59 and SC about 10 299 000.18.
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Washington
North Carolina
Chester C. Davis
Illinois
New York
Massachusetts
South Carolina
North Wn
Virginia
Kentucky
Davis
Aoe
North Carolima
Firemen Injured as Baltimore Blaze Rages Through Five-Story Building
In Baltimores Dickeyville area a stubborn five story fire damaged a 62 year old building. Water from 22 hose lines fought the flames as 14 firemen were injured from smoke and debris. One firefighter suffered glass cuts and another pleurisy from smoke exposure. Damage estimated at 70000 dollars.
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Baltimore
Dickeyville
Marie Curie First To Win Nobel Twice In History
The article notes Marie Curie becoming the first person to receive Nobel prizes twice. It mentions 1908 as the initial year shared with her husband for significant work and 1911 for a second award, highlighting her groundbreaking contributions to science and radioactivity.
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Madame Marie Curie
Elmer James Elected President of Good Fellows Club
The Good Fellows club met at Mrs. M. T. Hicks home on Russell street to elect officers for the next year. Elmer James, previously vice-president, becomes president replacing Irving Smith. Other officers include Walter Robertson first vice-president Clyde Teague second vice-president E C Glasgow secretary treasurer Norman Petty assistant secretary treasurer and S L McFarland program chairman. The group plans engaging programs and voted to contribute to the Empty Stocking Fund.
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Good Fellows Club
M. T. Hicks
Russell Street
Edgar Hartley
Elmer James
Irving Smith
Walter Robertson
Clyde Teague
E. C. Glasgow
Norman Petty
S. L. McFarland
McFarland
Four Names Added to North Carolina Fair Advisory Committee
State Secretary J. P. Leonard announced four new members to the North Carolina Fair association advisory committee after a conference with D. E. Turner. Named were J. Le Brown of Hillsboro, M. Stewart of Gastonia, J. L. Herndon of Grover in Cleveland County, and B. W. Elliott of Durham.
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Mooresville
D. E. Turner
North Carolina Fair Association
J. P. Leonard
Statesville
J. le Brown
Hillsboro
8. M. Stewart
Gastonia
J. L. Herndon
Grover
Cleveland County
B. W. Elliott
Durham
Ray Street School Forms Cub Pack Of Fourteen
About 70 pupils were considered with fourteen selected by B W Hackney Jr Scout Executive of the Uwharrie council to organize a new Cub pack at Ray Street School. The fourteen boys named include Edward Sale John Lindsay Jr George Lyon Arthur Lyon Horace Haworth Jr Harry Pleming Jr Wray Amos Sam Saunders W L Jackson Jr Bobby Hicks Clyde Daniels James Foust William Lewis Jr and Bruce Quagley. Mothers met at Bay Street School to hear Hackney outline plans. The pack will meet next Monday to begin Wolf unit work.
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Ray Street
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Uwharrie Council of Boy Scouts
Edward Sale
John Lindsay
Bruce Quagley
Bay Street
Hackney
A. Daniels
Horace
Haworth
A. W. Lindsay
Guilford Council to Celebrate 39th Anniversary
The Guilford Council No 83 Jr C U A M will hold a special meeting Friday night December 21 at the council hall to celebrate the 39th anniversary of its founding. State Councillor Tankersly is expected to deliver the principal address.
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Guilford Council No. 83
Tankersly
Special Music and Delights Planned for City Council Meeting
The meeting will feature a string band and quartets along with other special features. Refreshments will be served. A delegation from Ragsdale council of Jamestown attended the last session.
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Ragsdale Council
Jamestown
Unemployment Survey Reports Underway in Raleigh
Dr. Harry D. Wolf of Chapel Hill, executive secretary of the state unemployment insurance commission, begins assembling reports on a survey of unemployment. The commission, led by W. O. Burgin of Lexington, aims to draft an unemployment insurance bill for the January legislature with a plan for periodic payments by employers and employees into a general fund.
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Raleigh
Harry D. Wolf
Chapel Hill
State Unemployment Insurance Commission
W. O. Burgin
Lexington
Best treatment for icy pavements urged by highway board
The Highway Research Board recommends applying calcium chloride on icy surfaces and spreading sand or cinders for traction. Cinders are preferred for their dark color and angular texture.
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The
Highway Research Board
1932 Motor truck registrations reveal light vehicle share
Among all motor trucks and tractor trucks registered in 1932, more than zero percent were light vehicles with capacity of 112 tons or less.
Japan and United States Seek Naval Accord With Britain
London dispatch reports Japan and the United States courting Great Britain for a future bilateral naval accord as talks with Britain and other powers near adjournment. Tokyo seeks full equality, risking deadlock if not granted, with hopes to resume in 1935.
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London
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Tokyo
Tax Burden On Public Carrier Buses Leads State
Town taxes public carrier buses heavier than any other state with an average of 932 dollars per bus annually.
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Town
The Care of the Skin Cuticura Ad
An advertisement for Cuticura skin care from Department 144 offers topical products for cleansing and soothing skin. It presents a brief note on availability and branding within a catalog-like entry.
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Dept
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