Legislators Face Momentous Task In 1931 NC Assembly
North Carolina lawmakers elect for the 1931 general assembly face tax relief, economy, reorganizing, consolidation and law changes. They anticipate bills needing constitutional amendments, with A D McLean backing school funding and banking safeguards, and G D Gatling proposing peanut marketing measures amid criticism of high real estate taxes.
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Raleigh
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Associated Presse
General Assembly
A. D. McLean
Beaufort County
McLean
G. D. Gatling
Gates County
Tate
Gatling
S. G. Bernard
Buncombe County
James S. Howell
Buncombe
McSwain
Walter E. Jones
Rockingham County
Jones
Francie Clarkson
Mecklenburg
Congress
Heiress Sued By Dancer's Wife
Miss Ace Ryan granddaughter of Thomas Fortune Ryan faces a suit in New York filed by Robert Johnston’s wife. She is accused of alienating her husband’s affections and is sued for 500000 dollars, with claims he received liquor editions perfume and money as enticement.
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America
Ace. Ryan
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Robert Johnston
New York
Johnston
North Carolina Ranks Sixth in Crop Values
North Carolina ranked sixth in total crop values despite eighteenth in farm acreage. On 7,350,000 acres the state produced crops worth 240,206,000 dollars, higher than Kansas and New York with far larger or similar acreages. Diversification and a live-at-home approach were urged to improve food production and per-acre value.
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New York
Texas
Union
North Carolina
W. H. Richardson
Department of Agriculture
Routh
State Department of Agriculture
Mr. Richardson
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