Short Ballot May Be Barrier for Gardner Program
Raleigh dispatch notes wide debate over Governor Gardner backing both the short ballot and state department reorganization. supporters argue elected heads block reforms, while opponents fear loss of voter control and political pushback. Laboring this clash, analysts expect tough legislative battles with possible economy gains if reform prevails.
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Fruit by Plane Sparks Transatlantic Strawberries
Perishable fruit is shipped by air from Lucerne to London with strawberries picked in the morning arriving the same evening. A strawberry air special is being planned. Turtle farming and canning dominate Eleuthera island, Bahamas.
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Modern Duke Gymnasium Opens in Durham
The Duke University gymnasium, officially opened with the Duke Nova game, showcases a full athletic and physical education complex. Its standout feature is a constant ventilating system cycling fresh air every five minutes, with access points including the tower entrance, spectators gallery, athletic offices, trainer and football coach offices, players room, two handball courts, and student and basement tunnels linking to the stadium and baseball field.
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Iacocks Accepts State Health Officer Post
Dr. William Jacocks has accepted the North Carolina state health officer post with one condition stay in India long enough to finish a Rockefeller Foundation project. Judge N B Townsend says 2 to 3 months may pass before he assumes active duties. The board faced factionalism and delay in selecting a successor amid questions of reform to appoint the officer by the governor.
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Sage of Windsor Suffers Injuries in Fall
Windsor North Carolina December report says Judge Francis P D Winston, known as the septagenarian sage of Windsor, broke his left wrist and suffered a lacerated scalp after a fall down the stairs at his home. Doctor Cole Castello treated him at the scene.
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Judge Winston Held Many Masonry Posts In North Carolina
A 73 year old man received stitches for a scalp wound after an incident attended by Judge Winston. The judge is a past grand master of North Carolina Masonry and a former lieutenant governor, with 23 other high offices held during his lifetime.
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Maharajah Sets Indian Aims At London Reception
At a reception of the East India Association in London the Maharajah of Baroda outlined India's aims. He said freedom to develop individual genius is India's urgent need and earnest desire, and that India should have the privilege and due status as a self governing unit within the British Commonwealth of Nations.
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New Course Planned in Game Management at NC State
A new program in game management and conservation is planned at North Carolina State College, signaling an expanded curriculum to address wildlife stewardship and resource protection. The proposal outlines a broader study track and potential collaboration with state environmental agencies.
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Former Kaiser In Exile Found Content At Dutch Village
Doorn Netherlands December 20 Former Kaiser Wilhelm lives in exile as a benign village patriarch. He walks with one attendant through the town and castle grounds, works daily in a rose garden, and shares kindness with villagers who see him as a simple, generous old man rather than a former ruler.
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Christmas Prospect Brings Alimony Row to Cook County Jail
In Cook County Jail a controversial alimony row grows as jailed club president Jimmie Kalcerazity, and substitute Daniel S. Beebe face Christmas behind bars. Beebe owes $24 800 in alimony while Beebe’s ex wife Etta Marker Beebe seeks full payment. 40 jailed fathers reportedly support 100 children in a bleak holiday scene.
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