Appeal Over Unemployment Law At State Supreme Court
The attorney for non striking Slane Hosiery workers appeals to the state supreme court challenging the unemployment compensation law. They argue the lower court allowed arbitrary fact finding by the UCC and claim the statute is unconstitutional infringing workers moral and constitutional rights. The case tests public funds use and the UCC's power ahead of potential legislative action.
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40 Mile Speed Limit Proposed for North Carolina Route
The state highway officials set a 40 mph limit on the Greensboro bound road from High Point to Whittsett after a detailed survey. Engineers warn that three lanes create false safety and urge four lanes with the safest surface mix. Enforcement will rest with the patrol, backed by courts, to curb deadly speeding and protect lives.
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Deserved Herman Talmadge Court Win in Georgia Governor Row
A Georgia superior court upheld the legislature’s choice of Herman Talmadge to succeed his late father as governor. Supporters and critics weigh long court battles ahead as broader political forces shapes the outcome. Bills in New York seek mandatory Saturday bank closings, contrasting past banker hours.
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Breakfast Prayer Meetings In Congress Washington
A weekly dawn prayer breakfast network links 35 clubs nationwide under the National Council for Christian Leadership. Senators led by Alexander Wiley attend in the Capitol’s Vandenberg room each Wednesday, with House members meeting Thursday. Abraham Vereide directs the effort from Washington, stressing personal reform as civic reform.
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Frantz Admits Draft-Era Activities In Campus Peace Efforts
John Marshall Frantz testified that TVA employees were solicited for the North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy at TVA buildings. He admitted producing mimeographed petitions for student participation in a national campus peace strike, with mimeographing done at the University of Tennessee by the romance languages department.
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TVA Controversy Deepens as Testimony Ties Officials to Communists
Henry C. Hart of the TVA personnel department admits past Communist ties and claims he was the sole Communist in TVA. Testimony from cab driver Charles Wayman links Hart and others to Communist activities and fundraising within TVA while some witnesses recant, suggesting broader involvement.
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Saboth
Ilinois
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Knoxville
Tennessee
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Ethel Gair
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Henry Hart
Wayman
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Walter Smith
Muriel Borah
Mabel Abercrombie
Francis Martin
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CAPITOL SQUARE MEMORIAL AND TAX ISSUES HIGHLIGHT STATE NEWS
A memorial fund started at Senate for late George Ross Pou aims to endow a Pou room at a state hospital for spastics, reaching nearly $300 on day one and potentially $1,000 soon. Other items note precedent for memorial gifts replacing flowers, concerns over school bus driver wages, and debates on coop tax rules and equity.
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Cooperative definitions spark NC legislative hearing
The debate centers on what constitutes a co operative with tax exemptions likely to remain for real ventures. The North Carolina legislature will air the issue at a public hearing next Tuesday as lawmakers consider how savings dividends are taxed and who qualifies as a cooperative. Timing factors also appear in play as Senator George Penny faces questions over a liquor referendum bill with claims it was timed to avoid the thirteen jinx or Lincoln's birthday. The senator denies these motives and says the timing was simply to publish after finalizing the text.
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Little Known Lincoln Anecdotes From Wartime Era
A collection of Lincoln stories highlights his wit and diplomacy. An implied Lincoln went viral for sharp retorts to attacks, religious reflections, courtroom quips, and humorous exchanges with peers. The piece preserves civic tone and celebrates Lincoln’s character through colorful vignettes.
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