State departments under fire as legislature convenes
Raleigh reports say the 1930s assembly will seek to curtail or abolish several state departments and divisions. Targets include the Office of Executive Counsel, Division of Personnel, Tax Commission, Division of Purchase and Contract, Local Government Commission, Board of Equalization, Corporation Commission, Department of Conservation and Development, and Department of Agriculture. Officials expect consolidation or renaming rather than full abolition.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Office of
Executive Ocount
Division
Tax Commission
Local Government Commission
Board of Equalization
Corporation Commission
Department of Conservation and Development
Department of Agriculure
Gener Assembly
Les
Assembly
Budget Bureau
Department of Revenue
Free rupture treatment demo at hotels in North Carolina
Representatives of W. Rice Adams of New York will demonstrate the Rice Method for self treatment of rupture at the Sheraton Hotel High Point on Friday December 16 and Greensboro Hotel on Monday December 19. The trial is free and thorough with hours 10 to 12, 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.m. No cost or obligation.
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W. &. Rice
Adams
N. Y
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
N. C
Greensboro Hotel
Greensboro
Wn.c
Young People Hold Meet In Asheboro
A county wide Young People's meeting gathered from Sunday Schools, Christian Endeavorers, B Y P A groups and other youth groups at the First Methodist church in Asheboro. Morning talks by Rev. Shuford Peeler and Rev. R S Stubbins sparked discussions. afternoon sessions with Miss Daisy Magee featured. The program closed with a supper and address on Sowing and Reaping by Dr. R S Truesdale.
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Asheboro
Christian Endeavorers
First Methodist
Catherine Presnell
Shuford Peeler
Salisbury
R. ©. Stubbins
Asheboro M. P
Walter Lanter
Daisy Magee
R. J. Hilker
H. T. Stevens
Recommend Life For Stafford Reprieve For Edward Deaver
Gov. O. Max Gardner may commute Joe Stafford's death sentence to life imprisonment and grant a 60 day reprieve for Ed Deaver. Tyre Taylor sent the recommendations to the governor as Stafford's mental state and extended investigation in Deaver's case are noted. Stafford and Deaver face electrocution Friday alongside two other murderers.
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Raleigh
Max Gardner
Joe Stafford
Wayne County
Ed Deaver
Columbus County
Tyre Taylor
Stafford
Deaver
Staffford
Harvey Wallace
Lee County
Aleck Grier
Gaston
Taylor
Wallace Wade
Cumnock
Grier
Gaston County
Antagonism Over Funeral Cortege Sparks Incident
In Troy New York Louis OBrien resented a stranger blocking his path to cross before a funeral cortege. The confrontation began with tension and escalated from there.
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Ornery O'Brien
Troy
N. Y
Louis O’brien
Erskine Eyes Season Opener With High Point College
Erskine will start its 1933 football schedule at High Point on September 22, with matches set against Citadel in Charleston Furman in Greenville Carson Newnan at an undecided site Wofford in Due West Oglethorpe in Atlanta Catawba in Salisbury Newberry in Due West and Presbyterian College in Due West Open date November 24 remains.
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Due West
Erskine
High Point College
Eaxt
High Point
Due Weat
Citadel
Charleston
Furman
Greenville
Carson-Newman
Wofford
Oglethorpe
Atlanta
Catawba
Salisbury
Newberry
Presbyterian College
Wolf Cubs Awarded Football Numerals
The NC State College faculty athletic council approves 28 football sweaters and numerals for this year’s freshman gridiron squad. Twenty one recipients are from North Carolina. Names include centers Sam Sabok Campbell Ohio and E W Cooper Kingston, guards Jack Fortune Asheville W E B West Winston-Salem Seaman Hudson Raleigh, and J W Brown Sanford. Tackles: Carl Roessler Woburn Mase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Faculty Athletic Council
N. C. State College
North Carolina
Sam Sabok
Campbell
Ohio
E. W. Cooper
Kinston
Jack Fortune
Asheville
W. EB
West
Winston-Salem
Seaman Hudson
J. W. Brown
Sanford
Carl Roessler
Woburn
Mase
Football Backfield and Roster Snippet From Historic Lineups
A fragment lists players by position and hometowns including quarterbacks J W Dusty Adolph Andreon from Spring Valley Stout, halfbacks Rufus Chub Womble Raleigh and Norman Raines New York City, fullbacks Edward Brinson New Bern and Nat Margolis Brooklyn New York, with numerous other names and towns across North Carolina and beyond.
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Charlie Stott
Wendel
Spruill
Mt. Olive
Milan Zori
Steubenville
Ohio
Russell Wichelese
M. Brown
Burlington
R. Davis
Rufus “Chub” Womble
Raleigh
P. P. Davis
Elizabeth City
Norman Raines
New York City
J. D. Moore
N. Wilkesboro
A. R. Gattis
Frank Landis
Charlotte
W. P. LeGrande
Mebane
Edward Brinson
New Bern
Nat Margolis
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. L. Duke
Norlina
Hubbard Receives Third Cross Country Monogram
Special to The Enterprise Chapel Hill Dec 14 Monograms for varsity and freshman cross country were awarded by the University of North Carolina Athletic Council for merit. Varsity monograms went to Bob Hubbard of High Point captain, Tom Cordle of Greensboro, Clarence Jensen of West Orange NJ, W R Groover Savannah GA, L G Sullivan Anderson SC, T H Curlee Ansonville NC, G S Donnell Wilmington NC, G M Goldman Elizabeth NJ, H B Sullivan Anderson SC. It was the third award for Cordle Hubbard and Jensen.
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Enterprise Chapel Hill
Ate University of North Carona
Tom Cordle
Greensboro
Bob Hubbard
High Point
Clarence Jensen
West Orange
N. J
W. &. Groover
Savannah
8. C
T. H. Curlee
Ansonville
G. S. Donnell
Wilmington
G. M. Goldman
Elizabeth
H. 8. Sullivan
Anderson
Ss. C
Cordle, Hubbard and Jensen
Cross Country Numerals Awarded To Freshmen
The article notes ten freshman cross country numerals awarded to W. W. Carraway of Snow Hill, L. B. Conte of Newark New Jersey, O. H. Garrison of Unionville, B. C. Keeney of Hartford Conn., R. Y. McPhail of Ona, Alex Mark of Newark N. J., Bennett Napier of Reheans, R. M. Neel of Charlotte, J. J. Sullivan of Mount Kisco N. Y., and H. L. Umstead of Bahama. Second for Groover and L. G. Sullivan. Joe Zagin of Fayetteville named student manager.
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Groover
L. G. Sullivan
Joe Zagiin
Fayetteville
W. W. Carraway
Snow Hill
L. B. Conte
Newark
N. J
O. H. Garrison
Unionville
B. C. Keeney
Hartford
Reheaens Rr
M. Neel
Charlotte
J. J. Sullivan
Mount Kisco
N. Y
H. Ll. Umstead
Bahama
State College Studies One Cotton Variety
NC State College agronomy department leads a cooperative project to test how seed source and seed care affect cotton staple length. Jerry H. Moore directs the trial, with the NC experiment station and Washington bureau collaborating with county agents and vocational teachers to promote uniform one variety cotton communities.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
N. C. State College
Jerry H. Moore
North Carolina Experiment Station
Bureau of Plant and Industry
Washington
Cotton Seed Study Analyzes Staple Quality For Mills
During the fall representatives of cotton growers were interviewed and seed of each variety sampled. About 60 seed cotton samples are being studied to assess staple length and uniformity and seed purity. The program began in 1939 and covers seed source care and effects on lint yield and market value.
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Moore
Miller's Herb Extract Promoted as Remedy
An old advertisement extols Miller's Herb Extract known as Herb Juice for stomach disorders indigestion constipation headaches dizziness loss of appetite and vitality. It claims relief after other treatments and suggests regular use to feel vigorous, recommended and sold by Mann's.
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Emscoat
Department of Agriculture
National Market Company
North Main
Liberty
Havana
White Lake
Sauer Kraut
Paraguay
China
Little Island
Alps
Esert
West Indies
Pope Pius
Barcelona
Budapest
Mile
Eva Vass
Hungary
Edward Deaver
Peter Rabbit
Atere
Pat
Wolf Cubs
Hubbard
State College
Aristo Lrons
Sears
Santa Claus
Flyer
Coats
Adrian
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Mann's
Drug Store
High Point, N
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