NC State Mid-Winter Dances Set for Feb 2 3
North Carolina State College announces its fifth annual mid winter dances to be held February 2 and 3 at Frank Thompson Gymnasium. Gene Kardos and his Victor Recording Orchestra provide music with broadcasts on WPTF Raleigh. Sponsors include Elizabeth Park, Walter Greenwood, Nancy Mann, Bill Shaw, Betty Allardice, and Larry Martin. University social events extend across North Carolina and the South.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State Cllege
Gene Kardos
Victor Recording Orchestra
North Carolina
Kardos
Columbia Radio Network
Elizabeth Park
Walter F. Greenwood
Rocky Mount
Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity
State College Inter-fraternity Council
Nancy Mann
Bill Shaw
Winton
Theta Kappa Nu
Interfraternity Council
Betty Allardice
Mountain Lakes
Men’s College
Greensboro
Larry Martin
Nyack
N. Y
Delta Sigma Phi
Frank Thompson
Spon
Gene Kard
WPTF
Aumber
South
Oak View Parents Teachers Meet Highlights Local Activities
Oak View Parent-Teacher Association held its regular meeting featuring a grade two play Madam Reader's Crook Case and songs by children. The group announced cafeteria construction, a new child study course led by Mrs. Dan Shroder, and the January 17 meeting at 7 30 pm. Neighborhood church circles and YWCA and First Baptist notices follow with meetings and leaders listed.
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Oak View
Parent-Teacher Association
Verta Sue Williams
Robert Louis Stevenson
Dorothy Howerton
O. H. Freeman
Dan Shroder
Coughlin’s Union Pushes Banking Reform And Labor Rights
National Union of Social Justice advocates nationalizing banking and currency, abolishing the Federal Reserve, restoring dollar value, and guaranteeing annual wages. The 16 point program includes private property with public good, labor organizing rights, tax reform, and conscripting wealth in defense.
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Industrialiete
National Union For Social Justice
Father Coughlin
Otr
Federal Reserve System
Brummitt’s Services Set for Monday at Oxford
Brummitt’s services to be conducted Monday at Oxford follow his illness and retirement from the desk. The late leader’s aim was the creation of a state department of justice to administer the state’s criminal laws.
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Oxford
General Assembly
State Department of Justice
Death of North Carolina Attorney General Brummitt
High state officials paid tribute to Dennis G Brummitt attorney general of North Carolina who died shortly after noon at his Raleigh home. Governor Ethringhaus called him an able ambitious public servant whose long career reflected duty and vigor.
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Raleigh
Dennis G. Brammitt
North Carolina
Fehringhaus
Brummitt
Memorial tribute to Dennis G Brummitt noted as statesman
Governors and state officials praise attorney general Dennis G Brummitt for public service and integrity. They describe him as a citizen and student of affairs with deep commitment to public duties and valued friendships within state government.
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A. J. Matwell
State Commissioner of Révenue
Brammitt
State Department of Revenue
William A. Graham
Sericulture
Dennis G. Brummitt
Usuul
Budget message by governor eyed as solons tackle fiscal agenda
Lawmakers open the session facing proposals for higher state services and highway fund diversion. A wide range of issues are under discussion including new taxes on tobacco products higher income taxes liquor law liberalization automobile license tags tolls on bridges and absentee voting repeal of the absentee ballot law and expanded highway patrol staffing. The liquor question draws mixed views with several members open to changes while others hesitate.
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S&s. Gilmer Sparger
Stokes
GO Graham
Senate
Ehringham
Majorl. P. McLendon
State Board of
W. L. Lumpkin
Franklin
L. L
Lake) Stevens
Camden
Nation Awaits Court Ruling on Gold Clause
Anxious observers expect a Supreme Court decision on the constitutionality of the gold clause in contracts. A ruling against the government could devalue gold bonds to 1.69 per face value, swelling debt. Discussed responses include a constitutional convention, expanding the Supreme Court, or emergency currency controls.
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Treasury
Washington
Greenville
S. C
McSwain
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Bonus to Be Reported in by House Soon
Coughton announced today naming sub committees to handle bills on the bonus and social insurance. A third panel would address 416 million dollars in nuisance taxes expiring mid summer that the President seeks to extend. Burns noted a special house committee might handle the job of insurance old age pension measures if prompt action is possible.
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Coughton
Burns
House
Doughton
Buchanan
Dtex
House Appropriations Committee
Hearings on Relief Funds Move to Next Week
The appropriations sub committee held hearings today on an $880 million direct relief measure running until July 1. Buchanan pushed hearings on a $4.6 billion lump sum bill to shift 3.5 million people from dole to jobs, to next week.
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Buchanan
Dole
Prisoner Case Stirs Jurisdiction Fight Under Martial Rule
Adjutant General Lindley Camp refused habeas corpus delivery of Williams claiming martial rule over the arrest area. Judge Underwood cited a Supreme Court ruling for jurisdiction and dismissed after Williams said his attorney acted without his knowledge. Letter from Camp and the governor were presented to the court. Camp is at Rossville.
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Lindley Camp
Williams
Underwood
United States Supreme Court
Jack Savage
State Federation of Labor
Savage
Adjutant General Camp
Carlton Mobley
Rossville
Checker Champ To Face Eight Rivals
Frank Newsome captain of the Melrose Hosiery mill checker team and holder of the city championship will meet eight players at one time in the Y lobby Monday night. He won the city championship New Years Eve in singles elimination. Exhibition starts at o'clock as league captains plan for the second half season. Industry or business groups may enter teams by sending representatives.
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Frank Newsome
Melrose Hosiery Mill
Frank
Proximity Defeats Y Volleyball Club In Tight Match
In a hot afternoon clash Proximity edged the Y Volleyball Club four games to one. Scorers for Proximity included Manuel 19 and Cheek 14 while York and W Raper led the Y with 9 and 10 points respectively. Referee Hartley officiated.
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Scott
Cheek
Hunter
Sewell
Lewis
Manuel
High Point
York
W. Raper
Patrick
H. Raper
Holt
Morehead
Whitley
Hartley
Swimming Marathon Planned By Y W C A
A swimming marathon for girls is planned by the Y W C A over the next two months. The meet opens Tuesday night at the Y M C A pool and all girls interested are urged to participate.
Swimming Meet and Social Hosted by Health Education Committee
The first night includes a swimming meet and party supervised by the Health Education committee. Members listed include Mrs. Arthur Kirkman, Mrs. Fred Whitescarver, Misa Irie Welborn, Mrs. James McAnally and Mrs. H C Stellings, formerly Helen Wainwright, an Olympic honoree in two meets.
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Arthur Kirkman
Fred Whitescarver
Misa Irie Welborn
James McAnally
H. C. Stellings
Helen Wainwright
All-America Amateur Champion Wins on Fast Showing
Ter won her laurels today in the final heat with Stylish Mr. Joe owned and handled by H. B. Buckingham of Memphis Tennessee. Equipoise by her smooth fast performance secured the title of All-America amateur champion and a leg on a sterling silver trophy with a cash purse at stake.
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Ter
Mr. Joe
H. B., Buckingham
Memphis, Tenn
Equipoise Setter Is All-America Champ
A female setter named Equipoise, owned by Miss Gloria Wamsley and handled by Dr. Carey FE Wamsley of Fort Thomas Kentucky, won the All America award at the bird dog championship in Brownsville Tennessee.
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Brownsville
Tenn
Gloria Wamsley
Carey FE. Wamsley
Fort Thomas
Davenport Records Highest Suicide Rate in 1939 and 1933
Davenport Iowa registered the nation's highest death by own action rate in 1939 and again in 1933, highlighting a troubling public health trend amid the era's social pressures and economic strain.
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Davenport
United States
Farm for sale and titles transferred with seal
Notices advertise automobile titles transferred with Notary Public seal and marriage license service. A 14 acre farm and a 42 acre farm are listed for sale at 675 dollars. Names include Bruce Carraway.
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Bruce Carraway
Davidson Wrestlers Overcome Spray YMCA 38 8
Davidson defeats Spray YMCA matmen by 38 to 8 in a local wrestling meet at Davidson. Strong performances boost the home team's standings as they control the match from the opening bout.
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Davidson
Spray Y. M. C. A
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