Select Portion of Bills Seen Passing in North Carolina
Raleigh Jan 5 Almost all organization of both houses is complete and bills will receive long consideration. A small and select portion may pass while the rest die. Opinions favor a heavy review, with a few measures pushed for action, including a state medical college, highway bond issue, prison and juvenile court reforms, and expanded state department appropriations. Governor Morrison backs a state shipping line with early action desired. opposition mainly from the east.
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Associated Press
North Carolina General Assembly
Treasury
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Reading
Highway Commission
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London doctors admit errors under secret confessional meetings
London physicians are holding frequent secret meetings to confess diagnostic mistakes so they can learn from each other. The practice, viewed as beneficial to souls, aims to profit from collective errors and improve care.
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Hunting Accident Fatal Claims Paris Woman
Miss Hope Harges aged 24 daughter of H H Harges of Morgan Harges and company Paris branch of J P Morgan and company was killed in a hunting accident at the Harges country place on January 4 according to the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
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H. H. Harges
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Harges
UNC to Add Housing as Enrollment Projects to 2590
UNC expects enrollment to rise to about 2,590 within two years as dormitories fill and demand grows. The plan calls for a women's building and three male dorms alongside a geology building and new classroom facilities. President Chase presents the expansion to the general assembly with estimates based on Dr. Brooks figures.
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University of North Carolina
H. W. Chase
General Assembly
KE. C. Brooks
1100Ks
Chase
Dishes in Household Claim Stirring Modern Labor Debate
A humorous column argues some people assume chores like dishwashing require no effort. The piece satirically labels this belief as lazy and invites readers to reflect on shared domestic responsibilities.
No, Worry Not: Furnace Ready in Six Months
The remark suggests confidence that the furnace will operate properly in half a year and that coal prices will be lower, implying relief from current concerns about heating costs.
Walter Johnson did not seek Washington managerial post
Jan 3 report says Walter Johnson, star pitcher for the Washington club, was considered for the manager job before Donie Bush was chosen. Johnson denied any managerial ambition, stating he would quit pitching when no longer effective and return to the farm.
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Walter Johnson
Donie Bush
Johnson
Walter
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