Jonas Bill Only Logical Alternative Says Hill
Raleigh Feb 28 Senator John Sprunt Alli of Durham comments on Representative Charian A. Jonas Republican Lincoln County bill proposing a State Prohibition Commission with 60 agents and a $756 000 annual appropriation to enforce state prohibition in North Carolina. He argues the Jonas plan would push for strict enforcement and warns the public of bootleggers if his own liquor store plan fails.
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J. C. Baskerwill
Raleigh
General Assembly
John Sprunt Alli
Durham
Charian A. Jonas
Reublican
Lincoln County
Onas
Prohibition Commission
North Carolina
Senator Hill
Ayswe
Jonas
Prohibition
Hill
Ellsworth Returns from South Pole Expedition
Ellsworth comes back from the Pole and reports on travel and exploration. The scattered notes mention kernels of corn with numbers ranging from 10 to 30 and occasionally reaching 26 or more in a curious juxtaposition of topics.
North Carolina Appropriations Faces Revenue Tensions
In Raleigh on February 28, the joint finance and appropriations committees grappling over a budget gap discussed finding roughly 2 million dollars more revenue than the current plan, aiming for about 31.5 million yearly, while considering a possible 3 million rise. Some push for 33 million or more, others seek to cap at 20.5 to 19.5 million for schools with varying teacher raises. The two chambers will later revise the bills regardless of these talks.
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Raleigh
Joint Finance Committee
Joint Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Finance Committee
Advisory Budget Commission
Clyde A. Erwin
University of North Carolina
House
Senate
McDonald-Lumpkin
Appropriations Committees
Finance
Honeymoon Plans Hindered for Mrs Madeline Astor and Baso Fiermonte
Reports from Italy say Mrs Madeline Astor Dick Fiermonte faced obstacles in arranging a second honeymoon with prisoner Baso Fiermonte. She reportedly secured a financial settlement with his first wife and then sought to retrieve his passport from Italian authorities after landing at Naples.
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Madeline Astor Dick Fiermonte
Baso Fiermonte
Italy
Naples
Deadlock Threat Looms Over Revenue and Appropriations Bills
The passage notes a likely clash between the house and senate on the revenue and appropriations bills. It suggests neither a rise in revenue nor substantial tax increases, with a real chance of deadlock and a preference for trimming appropriations rather than boosting revenue.
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House
Senate
Baby Bonds to go on sale at post office Friday morning
Postmaster Steve C. Clark reports strong interest in United States Savings bonds to be offered Friday for 18.75 37.50 75 375 and 750 dollars with ten year maturity and potential value rises to 25 50 100 500 and 1000 dollars. Small investors expected to subscribe. bonds are non taxable and redeemable after 60 days with safekeeping available at the post office.
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Steve C. Clark
United States
United States Treasury
United States Savings
What an Outfit
Kansas City scene shows a transient bureau clerk denying a barber shop as a tired relieve worker explains the limits of aid to distressed hikers and couples in need. The elderly hitchhiker compares the arrangement, while another passenger remarks on the outfit's inadequacy.
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Kansas City
Kas
Lolita Appleton
Elizabeth
Phillips milk of magnesia advice spans decades
The excerpt notes that doctors have long advised on use of Phillips milk of magnesia, reflecting over five decades of guidance on this common remedy.
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Magnesia
Phillips
Phillips’ Milk
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