North Carolina Senate and House Brace for Long Session
Raleigh reports almost all preliminary organization completed as the general assembly readies for a crowded agenda. Lawmakers warn many measures will require careful scrutiny and possible selection of proposals for passage, with a heavy focus on state finances and a broad range of reforms. Governor Morrison backs the steamship line proposal, while committees weigh funds for a state medical college, highway bonds, education reforms, prison changes, juvenile court expansion, and workers compensation measures.
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North Carolina General Assembly
Méfricson
State Townens Shipping Line
Morrison
Highway Commission
Doctors Fess Up Confessions Boost Medical Insight
London physicians report that confession is good for the soul and hold frequent secret meetings to share errors in diagnoses. They aim to profit from each other’s mistakes and improve patient care through open reflection.
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London
Hunting Accident Fatal in Paris Claiming Miss Hope Harges
Miss Hope Harges, 24, daughter of H F Harges of Morgan Harges and Company, Paris branch of J P Morgan and Company, was killed in a hunting accident at the Harges country place.
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Paris
Associated Press
Harges
H. Fr. Harges
Morgan, Harges and Company
J.P. Morgan and Company
UNC aims to grow campus with new women’s building
DAL LOCAL CHAPEL HILL Jan. 3 That UNC projections predict 2 500 students within two years and a need for more dormitories. A women’s dormitory is planned as the first unit of a broader expansion. Attendance currently exceeds last year by 239, with high school graduates estimated at 5 000 next June. expansion includes three men’s dorms a geology building a general classroom building and a permanent water supply.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Erin
Chase
Walter Johnson Did Not Seek Washington Manager Job
Jan. 3 Washington rumor column says Walter Johnson, star pitcher, was considered for the Washington manager role before Doniel Bush. Johnson reportedly discussed the proposition but said his aim is pitching and farm life, not big league management, once his pitching fails to pass muster.
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Walter Johnson
Doniel Bush
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