McLean Praises Gardner Plan and Power Commission Clash
Former North Carolina governor Ancus W McLean endorses Governor Gardner’s economic remedies including state university consolidation and tax cuts while a separate U S Senate clash over federal power commission appointments centers on executive independence and the right to appoint subordinate officials.
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Gardner
General Assembly
Ancus W. McLean
State College
North Carolina College For Women
State University
Messie
Smith
Draper
Garland
Senate
Power Commission
House of Representatives
Legislative Branch
Commission
Ashurst
Barkley
Black
Brook
Senate clash over executive independence fuels row
A heated senate debate followed a statement on presidential prerogatives and the appointment of subordinates. Senator Wheeler rejected claims of defending the power trust while accusing actions that favored power interests and punished opponents.
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Senate
Wheeler
Legislature Silent On Key Program Proposals
Legislature members remained silent on controversial points of the program. Rep A D MacLean Beaufort backs state takeover of seven month school support as tax relief and education. Rep John C Me Mitchell declined to run for speaker. Willis Smith Wake named speaker. Democrat elected unanimously. Senate Republicans offered no candidate for president pro tem. Rep McBee Republican leader backs Gardner plan but favors voluntary salary cuts and conditions highway commission reorganization on minority party membership retention.
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A. D. MacLean
Beaufort
John C. Me
Mitchell
Willis Smith
Wake
Senate Republicans
Rivers D. Johnson
Representative McBee
Gardner
The
Highway Commission
Commission
Ford Payroll to Reach 107 000 Men in Reopening
Detroit Jan 10 Ford Motor Co said the total payroll strength on Monday will reach 107000 men with 75000 at the Rouge plant. Daily wage near 600000 dollars. Many workers laid off Dec 18 during inventory suspension will return. Suppliers and railroads linked to Ford will also resume activity. Chevrolet quoted 32101 workers and Knudsen projected 40000 as normal operating force this month.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Rouge
Ford
Chevrolet Motor Company
W. &. Knudsen
Rescued Seamen Tell Harsh Tale From Hatty E Breach
In Elizabeth City on January 10, Frank Haddock Adam Dought and Earl Davenport seamen recounted being rescued half dead from exposure after the Hat tie E. sprang a seam in the Albemarle Sound. Rough water flooded the hull Thursday but the crew kept pumping waist deep water through the night. They were picked up by the Eldorant yesterday morning and towed to Kitty Hawk after pumping out the boat at North River.
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Elizabeth City
Frank Haddock
Adam Dought
Earl Davenport
Albemarle Sound
Eldorant
North River
Kitty Hawk
Officers Seek Clues In Charlottesville Slaying
Charlottesville, January 10. Police tonight searched for leads in the brutal killing of an unidentified white man about 40 found this afternoon beside a stream near Mediums rivers, twelve miles from Charlottesville. Four bloodstained blankets and a bloodied automobile robe along Jefferson highway spurred the inquiry.
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Charlottesville
Jefferson Highway
Wilkesboro Man Dead in Accident Near Here
In Wilkesboro two locals, John W. Morgan 74 and John Barnett 18, were in an auto crash at highways 16 and 60. Morgan died later at Wilkes hospital, Barnett suffered a broken back, Coffey and passenger uninjured. Funeral plans pending. Morgan survived by his widow, two daughters and two sons.
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Jan
John W. Morgan
Wilkesboro
John Barnett
Morgan
Wilkes
Barnett
S. Coffey
Union with the Divine Nature In Sermon at King's Weigh House
The sermon concludes a five part August series on The Concern of True Devotion. Dr Orch ard argues true union with God ties to will, mind, and divine nature, culminating in the Communion as the medicine of immortality. The speaker urges that love, not fear, defines the Christian life and insists unity with God completes human personality.
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Dr. Orchard
God
King’s Weigh House
Weighing Beam Captive Heleemia Statement
A fragmentary Latin line mentions a body on a beam and captive souls, linked to a broader Christian message about salvation for all men. The source frames Heleemia as a figure tied to this moral theme, noting its place among major religious teachings.
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Heleemia
Hibben to resign as Princeton head
Princeton New Jersey January reports Dr John Grier Hibben announces he will resign as Princeton University president at the end of the current academic year. He says the board has not discussed a successor and notes his plan to retire after 20 years of service in June 1932. He had previously hinted the intention to retire.
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Princeton
N. J
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Hibben
Exnee
Mccoy Dies After Finishing Population Estimate
Washington January 10 Joseph S McCoy long served the government by producing key figures on tax revenue population and related data For 41 years his work guided revenue and tariff decisions He died in his basement treasury office just as he had completed an United States population estimate of 141 302 000 unfinished on his desk and awaiting revision The exact methods he used remained a mystery to colleagues who credited intuition with much of his accuracy
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Washington
Joseph S. McCoy
United States
McCoy
Treasury
Heart Attack Fatal To Aged Minister
Kings Mountain January 10 Dr I 8 McElroy aged 76 pastor of the First Presbyterian Church died at his home this afternoon of a heart attack. Survived by widow and four children Mrs Martin Crook Spartanburg Mrs C G Cowell Nashville Tenn A I Stuart McElroy Rutherfordton and Rev Doctor McElroy Montclair N J Funeral services not yet arranged.
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McElroy
First Presbyterian
Martin Crook
Spartanburg
C. G. Cowell
Nashville
Tenn
I. Stuart McElroy
First Presbyterian Church
Rutherfordton
Proctor McElroy
Montclair
N. J
Man Holds Up Store Then Shoots Self as Cops Close In
John Boyd, 34, of Philadelphia, allegedly robbed a grocery store and shot himself when cornered by police in Washington. The incident occurred tonight, ending the confrontation with the suspect's suicide.
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Washington
John Boyd
Philadelphia
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