Budget Takes It On Chin
Raleigh budget moves face two setbacks in the finance committee as it cuts railroad franchise tax to 75 cents per $1 000 and rejects full building materials tax revenue. Senate and House will review these changes on the floor and committee figures remain tentative.
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Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Finance Committee
Senate
H. P. Taylor
Butler Pleads for U S Protection and Nonintervention
General Smedley D. Butler, retired U S Marine, urged here for America to provide full protection at home while staying out of other nations’ quarrels during a speech in Charlotte on February 15.
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Charlotte
America
Smedley D. Butler
U. S. Marines
Mystic Rites Figure in Murder-for-Profit Mystery
A tri state arsenic murder ring is suspected of up to ten killings to collect about 110000 in insurance. Paul Petrillo a tailor called a witch doctor is held without bail with cousin Herman Petrillo named as ring head. Also detained are Mrs Corina Fravato and Mrs Stella Alfonsi related to vanished husbands.
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Philadelphia
Paul Petrillo
Herman Petrillo
Corina Fravato
Stella Alfonsi
Dry Cleaners Given Lesson In Cleaning By Attorney Fees
North Carolina lawmakers scrutinized the Dry Cleaners Commission after figures showed executive secretary Warren McNeill and attorney John W. Caffey captured most of the spending. Despite large salaries and expenses totaling over twelve thousand dollars for two, the commission held a January 1939 treasury balance of ten thousand dollars, prompting Rep. Virgil Wilson to push abolishing the body. Caffey defended the operation while McNeill’s salary and fees drew heavy attention.
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Dry Cleaners Commission
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Forsyth
Warren McNeill
Red Springs
John W. Caffey
Greensboro
House Appropriations Committee
Commission
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Caffey
Messrs. McNeill
Wilson
McKenney on Bridge Dealmaster’s edge in a diamond problem
South contemplates the diamond contract after eight top honors appear in the combined hands. He calculates six diamond tricks suffice and, with the spade jack lead, wins the contract by overtaking with the ace and observing West discard. East's jack concedes a diamond to South, who then fulfills the contract.
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South
West
East
Impossible squeeze contract in six no trump puzzle
North holds what looks like an impossible six no trump contract with losers in every suit. The analysis discusses a potential squeeze and how South’s diamond and club distribution, along with dummy’s clubs, affect entry and control, considering leads and blocking cards to prevent a run in diamonds.
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Definition of Newspaper Is Asked By Gold
Raleigh February 15. A bill by Senator Tom Gold would define a newspaper for legal notices. It requires weekly publication in the prior year, second class mailing privilege, and a regular subscription list to qualify. The measure aims to weed out fly by night sheets that appear briefly for tax lists and public printing.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Tom Gold
Judiciary Committee
The
State Press Association
Greenville Strong Wind Surges Unroof Homes
A southwest wind at about 6:05 am battered Greenville suburbs injuring three people slightly and unroofing several houses. The Gantt section near the city and the Poe Mill village faced damage to multiple residences as the storm moved through the area.
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Greenville
8. C
Gantt
Poe Mill Village
Uncle Rays Corner describes ancient Japan and Korea history
The article outlines early Japanese settlement by mixed races including Ainos, notes Korea’s proximity and legendary Chinese founder Kija, and chronicles Korea’s shifting control from China to Japan. It contrasts writing origins with China and hints at Japan's foothold leading to Manchuria. Tomorrow’s installment promises Manchus and Pigtails.
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Japan
Asia
South Sea Islands
China
Mexico
Korea
Kublai Khan
Manchuria
Uncle Ray
Storm Wreaks Damage Across City Hurts Several
Park Place section and nearby areas suffered damage as Negro homes were leveled and roofs stripped. Plate glass shattered in uptown stores, chimneys wrecked citywide, with no immediate damage estimate. Hospital staff say injuries appear slight.
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Park Place
Methodist Student Conference Opens in Greensboro
North Carolina Methodist students conference begins in Greensboro on February 16 with Dr. Hornell Hart of Duke University delivering the keynote address. The event runs through February 20 and features lectures discussions and student activities.
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Greensboro
N. C
North Carolina Methodist Students’ Conference
Hornell Hart
Duke University
Dr Loyal Davis to speak at Durham physicians meeting
Dr Loyal Davis of Northwestern University Medical School will address physicians from the north central section of the state in Durham North Carolina tonight.
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Durham
N. C
Loyal Davis
Northwestern University Medical School
North Central
State
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