Legislature debate over salaries and gasoline funds in Raleigh
In Raleigh on February 13 Representative T C Stone of Rockingham scored a victory over Libby Ward by linking teacher pay to school attendance. The session reveals tight administration control yet push for a county option liquor bill despite Gov Hoey’s opposition.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
J. C. Baskervill
Henry Averill Raleigh
Moat
T. C. Stone
Rockingham
Libby Ward
Stoneville
Mr. Ward
Hoey
Roads Committee Pushes Against License Tag Cuts
The House committee on roads debated many bills and sent a large group to the floor with a recommendation Do Not Pass. Most targeted proposed reductions in license tag fees. An Administration bill is expected to address lower license prices, aligning with Governor Hoey's campaign pledges.
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House Committee On
Con C. Johnston
Tis
Hoey
Notice of Sale Under Foreclosure in High Point
Under a 1928 deed of trust and a 1936 substitution, the substituted trustee Oe W. Hiatt will sell at public auction for cash on February 15, 1937, on the High Point premises, described land adjoining N. R. Hill and Yadkin River Railroad, with buildings and stock of Acme Furniture Company. Terms CASH. Dalton, Turner & Dickson, Attorneys.
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Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank of
High Point
C. M. Hauser
N. R. Hil
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Cora E. Willis
Oe W. Hiatt
Trus Dalton
Turner & Dickson
Mecklenburg Rep Proposes $25,000 Half Dollar For Mecklenburg Declaration
Representative J B Volger of Mecklenburg introduced a resolution urging NC’s congressional delegation to back the Bulwinkle bill authorizing coinage of 25000 in half dollars to commemorate the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. Speaker Gregg Cherry quipped whether the delegation is united on this. The Mecklenburg lawmakers rarely vote as a bloc. The dry hearing day left Morrison’s wig calm uncertainty.
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J. B. Volger
Mecklenburg
North Carolina
Camden Rep H V Leary Promises Ongoing Prison Visits
Representative H. V. Leary of Camden, on the penal institutions committee, said after dining with Honeycutt that the two will have ongoing involvement at the state prison, noting he will be troubled with him a lot from now on.
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Camden
H. V. Leary
Committee On Penal Institution
On Honeycutt
Durham Lawyer John Harmon Jr Returns to Seek Political Ties
John Harmon Jr former campaign secretary for Sandy Graham in the last spring gubernatorial primary visited Raleigh on Thursday renewing acquaintances and laying groundwork. He has opened a law practice in Durham and is known as a Duke alumnus.
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John Harmon, Jr
Sandy Graham
Raleigh
Durham
Elephants Die Away From Wild Ranges Puzzle Scientists
Elephants dying of natural causes are never found in their wild home regions, prompting long standing questions about where they go to die and why this pattern occurs. Researchers have studied the mystery for years seeking explanations.
Detective Kettering questions Jocelyn in third exam
Confid Chapin shorthand notes reveal DETECTIVE OFFICER KETTERING pressing REGINALD JOCELYN about Count Posadini and murder of Bolitho Blane. Jocelyn insists alibi with wife, while Kettering suspects Posadini and warns Jocelyn to tell truth.
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Kettering
Reg A Jocelyn
Count Poosdini
Count Posadini
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Posadini
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Blane
The
Mystery Yacht Case Hints at Murder Motive aboard
In a tense cabin exchange, Jocelyn accuses Rocksavage of a calculated murder plan against Blane. Time sheets and rapid changes for dinner are cited as evidence that Rocksavage could kill and return within minutes. The dialogue frames motives, alibis, and a wealth of financial entanglements as the mystery deepens.
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Blanche
Rocksavage
Miami
Blane
Rocky Mount Florist Owner Found Dead In Car
Herman F. Blount 32 owner and manager of a local florist company was found dead in his parked car five miles from Rocky Mount. A hose attached to the exhaust suggested suicide by carbon monoxide. He left a widow and two children, a father J. D. Blount, a sister and two brothers.
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Rocky Mount
Herman F. Blount
Blount
J. D. Blount
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