Covington Denies Charges In Suit Of Doris Dawson
Greensboro news briefs report W. Comer Covington of High Point denies most allegations in Doris Dawson suit seeking 40 000 including a mink coat sable coat and Swamnona ring. He claims Florida residency and disputes ownership and assault claims and narrates loans payments and releases with dated notes. Covington asserts NC statute bars recovery after one year and notes his lawyers from High Point and Greensboro filed the answer.
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Sapp and Sapp
Court Change Victory Seen In Time Without Amendment
Senator Wheeler of Montana accused the administration on a radio address of trying to pack the court while Secretary Ickes opposed an end to the issue in a legislature address. The article notes a possible court change victory without a constitutional amendment if opponents are won over.
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Wheeler
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Local Weather Brief for Carolinas and Atlantic Coast
Occasional rain tonight and Sunday in North and South Carolina. Slightly warmer in western portions tonight and Sunday, interior warming in South Carolina. North Carolina winds northeast to east, light to moderate. overcast with periods of rain along the coast from Hatteras to Jacksonville.
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Hatteras
Jacksonville
Asked to reverse tax board ruling on Clark estate
Elizabeth W. Clark of Aiken South Carolina asked the board of tax appeals to overturn an internal revenue bureau finding that her late husband Charles W. Clark owes 1922 estate taxes totaling 460757 dollars. She contends the bureau erred in taxing portions of four 1926 trust funds set up for three daughters and a son.
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Elizabeth W. Clark
Aiken
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Pension Bill Introduced Amid Support from Teachers
Thirteen line summary: A pension proposal would refund credit for those with under 35 years service plus interest. Sentelle praised strong teacher backing and social security coverage needs for public servants not in federal programs. Fifty-six legislators passed 38 bills at adjourned sessions while honoring Mrs. John Gray Blount. Local option liquor bill awaits ratification, likely Monday. Senate schedules 2:30 Monday for revenue bill work and a two percent sales tax exemption discussion. Representatives resume at 8:00 PM Monday.
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John Gray Blount
Washington
Representative Blount
Beaufort
Strikers Hold Plant Amid Eviction Battle
About 78 to 82 occupants remained in the plant after a two hour clash as deputy sheriffs sought to serve a court eviction order. Sanitation worsened while conciliators and labor officials arranged talks and a company lawyer rejected outside organizers.
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Max Swerin
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Diecuss
CIO
New Wage and Hour Board Proposed to Set Industry Standards
A proposed board modeled after the NRA codes would be created to set wage and hour standards by industry. Attached to the Federal Trade Commission, it would conduct industry hearings and issue regulations focused on wages and hours. The aim is to end sweatshop conditions and abolish child labor.
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NRA
Workers Back On Jobs After Labor Talks
The piece notes most workers resume discussions on seniority rights when they reassemble Monday. Henry Ford claims international bankers back labor unions to control industry and competition and urges workers to stay out of unions. He argues joining a labor group erodes independence and causes suffering.
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Kia Ways
UNC Leader Graham to Lead Brotherhood Day Push
P r Frank Graham president of the University of North Carolina and national chairman for Brotherhood Day will address the event in Winston Salem on February 20. The notice outlines his leadership role and the upcoming observance.
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Escobar and Salica Set For Third Bantamweight Title Bout
Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico and Lou Salica of New York square off tomorrow at the Escambron Ballpark for a 15 round world bantamweight championship. They have met twice in New York in the past year and a half with Salica winning the first bout and Escobar reversing the decision in the second.
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Sixto Escobar
Lou Salica
New York
Escambron
Salica
Escobar
New Health Officer Named in Albemarle
Albemarle officials announce Dr. W. N. McKenzie will become health officer starting July 1. The appointment follows county commissioners approval today in Albemarle.
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Sianly County Eomissioners
W. N. McKenzie
How They Are Voting Noted in High Point Totals
Report notes that High Point totals exclude its voting figures. Other precincts show highlighted gains and shifts across key districts. Officials urge verification of district counts and await final tallies.
Union Leader Shot to Death in New York Area
Redwood, business manager of a New York subway workers union, was fatally shot outside his Laurelton Parkway home as bullets from an automobile fusillade hit him after leaving his New York office. Police note only one of six shells discharged. prosecutors say his life had been threatened to stop a strike.
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Subway Workers’ Union
Laurelton Parkway
Opponents of Court Change Hold Lead
The vote tally from the local election is sent daily to the NEA Service but has not yet appeared in North Carolina totals. It is expected to show up tomorrow. If you have not voted, do so today. A ballot copy appears elsewhere in the paper.
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NEA
North Carolina
National poll shows strong opposition to Roosevelt plan
NEA Service reports 30 000 votes in 74 cities across 26 states with 21 668 against and 8 349 for the proposed Supreme Court reform. Early totals indicate heavy dislikes in New York and Texas, with Indiana Pa and El Paso showing mixed results as polls continue. The polling reflects widespread public interest in altering the high court’s personnel.
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Evening Gazette
el Paso Herald-Post
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Harlow Wins Less Than North Carolina Kiss Says Reynolds
Senator Reynolds of North Carolina drew a comparison between a kiss given at a presidential birthday ball and a kiss from Jean Harlow. He said the NC kiss surpassed the actress's kiss, after being chided at a Democratic club dinner in North Carolina.
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Seek Advice on Waiting to Marry or Secret Marriage
A nineteen year old asks Miss Marford whether to wait until summer to marry a twenty three year old who fears losing his job after a promotion. The adviser suggests delaying three months, avoiding a secret marriage, and building plans. love should strengthen with time and a public, stable arrangement is preferred. The letter is addressed to Miss Marford at Enterprise.
State Fertilizer Contracts Awarded
Raleigh February 22 state announced award today of contracts for supplying fertilizer to state farms. Firms awarded include Farmers' Cotton Oil Company of Wilson Planters' Cotton Oil Company of Rocky Mount Merchants' Fertilizer Company of Charlotte East Coast Fertilizer Company of Wilmington Weir's Fertilizer Works of Goldsboro Home Fertilizer Works of Edenton Johnson Cotton Company of Wilmington and Planters' Fertilizer and Phosphate Company of Charleston South Carolina.
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Moon Concord Tragedy Claims Farmers After Collision
Felice K. Galloway and his wife, Concord area farmers, were injured in a automobile collision here and died days later. The incident prompted a local inquiry into the crash and the circumstances surrounding it.
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Felice K. Galloway
Tar Heels Dance at Capitol Dinner in Washington
About 600 North Carolinians attended the North Carolina tie club dinner dance in Washington. Wesley MacDonald, club member, introduced the honored guests including Governor and Mrs. O Max Ner, Federal Power Commission Chairman Frank P McNine, Mrs. McNinch, Federal Commissioner Garland and Mrs. Furgeson, and Secretary of Labor Turner and Mrs Battle.
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Charles Mullis Dies After Fall Underpass Accident
In Pall, Charlotte, on February 20, 40 year old Charles Mullis died after accidentally falling under the city underpass.
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