Frank Ousted From AAA Office Amid Shakeup
Washington reports a clash between right and left camps within the AAA leading to the virtual ouster of Jerome Frank and four colleagues. The reorganization, ordered by Secretary Wallace at Davis's urging, folds the legal division into the department solicitor. Frank and others were not listed in the formal notice.
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Washington
AAA
Jerome Frank
Cheater Davis
Frank
Chicago
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Lee Pressman
Francis Shea
Victor Rothem
Gardner Jackson
Consumers Counsel
Wallace
Davia Waso
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Agriculture
Florida
Seth Thomas
Davis Camp
Talking Out Of School In Raleigh Teachers Pack Appropriations Panel
More than two thousand teachers from New Brunswick to Old Buncombe converge on Raleigh and the appropriations committee to present their case. Led by Henry Grady Owens and T Wingate Andrews with Mildred Weasinger of Emma Hial school, the group travels to testify on funding concerns.
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New Brunswick
Old Buncombe
Raleigh
Appropriations Committee
Henry Grady Owens
Superboss T. Wingate Andrews
Mildred Weasinger
Emma Hial
Brown's
Burlington
Hardrock Simpson
Teachers Rally for Higher Pay and Better Conditions
In a heated session teachers from Greenville share complaints about the stretchout system, pay disparities, and working conditions. Mrs. B. T. Robeson and others recount hardships while noting comparisons to garter-markers and garbage collectors. The crowd hopes committee hearings yield a substantial salary supplement.
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B. T. Robeson
Greenville
How To Quickly Check A Cold
An old ad claims to nip colds in the bud with Balanced Pre ce nips. It promises fast relief from a cold’s onset and sore throat with STANBACK powder dissolved in water. On sale everywhere with trial size 10 cents and economy size 25 cents.
New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth
An old advertisement touts Fasteeth powder for denture wearers claiming a secure fit with no gummy or pasty taste. It promises deodorizing action and comfort, offered in three sizes and available at druggists.
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Tamiores
Frink Bill Favored For Southport Port Commission
Raleigh February 7 Senator Frink's bill to authorize establishment of a port commission for the City of Southport and Brunswick County has been favorably reported by the judiciary committee and placed on the house calendar. The measure passed the senate last week and requires only a favorable House vote for ratification.
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Raleigh
Frink
Southport
Brunswick County
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Woman Assembly Member Voted Best Looking in Yancey County
Mrs. Charles Hutching, a representative from Yancey County and the only woman in the general assembly, quietly handed her photo to a press rep. She has been unanimously voted the best looking member of the houses. Chief Forester F A Silcox of the U S Forest Service spoke at a joint session with Governor Ehringhaus and Helen Keller, the first three invited to address the assembly. "Uncle Joe" Gar-
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Charles Hutching
Yancey County
General Assembly
F. A. Silcox
United States Forest Service
Ehringhaus
Helen Keller
Senate chatter and jokes from the capital talker
The article notes Senator Shute of Union humorously offers a photo with the capitol as he answers questions from newsmen. Senator Johnson of Dublin questions patrol funding, while Captain Farmer explains patrols lack funds to notify stolen car reports. Senator Hill of Durham chairs and serves on multiple committees including banks and currency.
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Senator Shute
Union
Shute
Capitol
Senate Judiciary Committee
Charles Farmer
Highway Patrol
Johnson
Duplin
Appropriations Committees
Hill
Durham
Senate
The
University
Classis Ends at Emmanuel Church in Thomasville
The North Carolina Classis of the Evangelical and Reformed church wrapped up a two day session at Emmanuel Church south of Thomasville with remarks by Dr. J C Leonard of Lexington reviewing former meetings at Emmanuel. Rev W S Gerhardt spoke on Christian Education, and Dr Howard L Omwake discussed education as represented by colleges including Catawba. Rev A C Peeler presided and Rev J H Kellermeyer was elected president. about 50 to 60 representatives attended.
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Thomasville
North Carolina
Classis
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Emmanuel Church
J. C. Leonard
Lexington
Emmanuel
W. 5. Gerhardt
Baer Creek
Mount Pleasant
Howard L. Omwake
Catawba College
A. C. Peeler
Winston- Salem
J. H. Kellermeyer
Icy Streets Delay Robert L. Doughton at Work
Washington February 7 The 72 year old North Carolina representative Robert L. Doughton endures icy streets delaying his arrival by half an hour. His demanding schedule includes mail work, hearings on social security, floor debate and late office tasks, with a longstanding record of endurance. Born in Laurel Springs he began as a horse trader and once walked 70 miles home after selling horses. Summers find him pitching hay from dawn to dusk.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Robert L. Doughton
North Carolina
House
Laurel Springs
Coughton
Doughton
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