Burrus to Redraft Bills Electing Local Judicial Offices
Senator J T Burrus says his three bills to elect the High Point municipal judge prosecuting attorney and clerk were reported unfavorably by House Judiciary No 2 and will be rewritten to apply to High Point Jamestown and Deep River townships He claims Pickens blocked the bills but will re Introduce new versions aligned with his campaign pledge to allow voters to elect local officials and participate in government He also plans to seek elective offices for state revenue and highways commissioners.
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J. T. Burrus
High Point
House Judiciary Committee
Jamestown
Deep River
Pickens
Rupert T. Pickens
House of Representatives
Burrue
Burrus
Senate
State Commissioner of Revenue
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City of Point
North Carolina
Supreme Court
House
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Judiciary Committee
Oak Hill School Honors Two Distinguished Rolls
Oak Hill School announces its first term honors with two lists, the Scholarship Roll for students maintaining B grades or higher with perfect attendance and no tardies, and the Citizenship Roll for students with RB conduct or better, perfect attendance and no tardies. Notables on the scholarship list include Pauline Burch, Catherine Graham, Evelyn Silman, and many others. citizenship names include Dorothy Bean, Lolee Moran, June Lee, Violet Presnell, and more.
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E. M. Shipman
Oak Hill School
Oak Hill
Pauline Burch
Pauline Biggs
Catherine Graham
Evelyn Silman
Carleen Prevatte
Norma Cook
Luchile Shelton
Marjorie Swees
Mary Louise Hasty
Maurine Sykes
L. Stroud
Vida Hill
Gloria Mangum
Odell Lemmons
Jimmy Talbert
Eva Dean Biggs
June Best
Mary Payne Hennis
Barbara Carroll
Thelma Collins
Ruby Underwood
Billy Corns
Catherine Hiatt
Catherine Carmichael
Moselle Morris
Glaydis Gage
Doris Underwood
Darrell Pierce
Elma Bray
Donald Dale
Aileen Embler
Edith McAdams
Betty Lou Trotter
Ruth Gibson
J. W. Henderson
Betty Meredith
Southern furniture market foresees bright season ahead
Among optimistic notes at the mid winter market observers expect better and more authentic design in southern furniture and higher price levels. Manufacturers anticipate a strong 1935 for the southern trade as market volumes rise and margins improve with a firmer pricing outlook. For rent a furnished room with bath and heat is available close to the garage with immediate occupancy at phone 48201.
Local Jury Terms pass judgments and penalties
The record shows multiple cases with verdicts and sentences including fines, jail terms, and suspended penalties. Prohibition violations involve fines and county jail terms while abandonment and non support result in suspended or scheduled payments. Several defendants face nol pros and dismissals or not guilty judgments.
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J. Wayne Meredith
William Rogers
Nannie Williams
Hermon Knox
Elwood Reid
Hiram Williams
Herbert Long
Rodney Roach
Hattie LeGrand
Clyde Morris
Labor federation lobbies Congress over unemployment and wage rules
The federation criticized the recovery unit for failing to fix unemployment and for yielding to big business. Cigarette workers threaten direct action if code talks stall while United Textile Workers cite employer breaches, wage delays, and the stretch out as grievances in textiles, autos, and steel.
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Lewis
Senate Committee
I. M. Ornburn
Allied Tobacco Trades Council
United Textile Workers
North Carolina CCC Camp Locations and Soil Erosion Efforts
The committee discussed locating 50 CCC camps in North Carolina and planning a May or June tour of Soil Erosion projects to spark statewide interest. They will study boys and girls Agricultural clubs and fund prizes for top results. An executive committee was elected with W. B. Hall as chairman and H. A. Millis as vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Erwin
High Point
W. B. Hall
H. A. Millis
R. R. Ragan
Cotton Prices Show Decline in New York Trade
Cotton prices fell on February 2 amid gold clause uncertainty with May contracts dropping to 12 points net lower and near January lows. May closed around 12 while March and October declined to 12.20 and 12.17 respectively as foreign and domestic selling persisted and inventories awaiting clearance stood around 93,000 bales versus last year.
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New York
Uf Tainty
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