North Carolina Sees 65206 Eligible for Federal Aid Under Social Security Act
A North Carolina ERA survey found 65,206 persons in 29,372 families eligible for federal aid under the Social Security act, covering aged, dependent and blind groups. The study, led by Mrs. Thomas O’Berry and J. S. Kirk, reviewed 105,000 records from January 1934 to September 1935 to gauge potential state matching funds and required legislation.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Thomas O’berry
State Era
J. &S. Kirk
BRA Social Service Division
Kirk
North Carolin
O’berry
O'Berry
Committee On Economic Security
Publi Health Service
Weekly Market Letter notes high NYSE levels and rising utilities
The letter reports New York Stock Exchange highs for the current and prior year with broad gains across rails, industrials, utilities and specials. Utilities rise on expected but unthreatened policy changes, with profits later trimming some gains. Municipal bonds show steady demand and several high grade issues selling at or near par with favorable yields.
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New York Stock Exchange
U. S. Supreme Court
AAA
Oppenheim-Collins
National Department Stores
Austin Nichols
Congress
State of West Virginia
Utica
N. Y
Westchester County
Riverhead
Hempstead
Nashua
N. H
Montgomery
Ala
New England
Jackson
Miss
North Carolina
Guilford County
Rowan County
Davidson County
Greensboro
Rawley to Attend Raleigh Conservation Board Meeting
J P Rawley of the city and a member of the state board of Conservation and Development will attend the Raleigh meeting on January 22 1936. The morning session includes public hearings on commercial fisheries game inland fisheries and related subjects. Reports from Director R Bruce Etheridge and division heads will be heard before the executive session.
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J. P. Rawley
State Board of Conservation and Development
Raleigh
R. Bruce Etheride
North Carolina governor race shifts to Roosevelt era support
Two Democratic hopefuls back Roosevelt and New Deal as Supreme Court AAA ruling prompts realignment. McDonald aligns with the New Deal, Hoey shifts toward mass appeal, Graham kept liberal line, while Liberty League moneyed backing faces skepticism from mugwumps and voters.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
J. C. Baskervill
General Assembly
Ralph W. McDonald
Winston-Salem
Roosevelt
North Crolina
Washington
Liberty Leaguer
duPonts
Raskob
New Deal
McDonald
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Liberty League
Hoey
Supreme Court
AAA
Jackson Dey
Liberty Leaguers
Mugwumps
Esau and
Jacob
A. H. Graham
William Penn Basketeers Meet Salisbury Open Game Friday
William Penn boys and girls teams open the season hosting J. C. Price High School of Salisbury. The boys are favored to win, while the Salisbury girls face a tough Western District test. Miss Lucille Keno to be crowned Miss William Penn at Friday night’s intermission.
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William Penn Basketeers
Salisbury
William Penn
Herman E. Thompson
Loretta A. Foust
J. C. Price High School
Invaders
Lucille Keno
Instructors Visit Mrs Williamson After Winston-Salem College Event
Dr Alberta Banner Turner and instructors Miss Cecile Harrison and Miss Glee Willoughby of Winston-Salem Teachers College spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Robert Williamson of Underhill Avenue, sister of Miss Willoughby.
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Turner
Wilberforce University
Winston-Salem Institution
Columbus
Ohio
St. Louis
Miss Harrison
Jackson
Michigan
Ohio State University
Teachers College
Miss Willoughby
Jane Willoughby
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Iowa State University
Alberta Banner Turner
Cecile Harrison
Glee Willoughby
Robert Williamson
Underhill Avenue
Local residents return from travels and visits
H W Huling returns home on Reed street after two months in New York City visiting daughters Alberta and Zola Mae. Mrs Rachel Clay resumes her stay in South Corana. Elder C W Franklin returns to Wilmington after conducting meetings here. Mrs Alberta Knox, pastor of East Washington Street Church of God, returns from Leakaville visit to Mrs G W Cohn.
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H. W. Huling
New York City
Alberta
Zola Mae Huling
Reed Street
Rachel Clay
South Corona
C. W. Franklin
Wilmington
Delaware
Alberta Knox
East Washington Street
Church of God
Leakaville
G. W. Cohn
Thomasville Man First to Lose License for Reckless Driving
Carl Clenard of Thomasville becomes the first driver in North Carolina to have a license revoked for reckless driving after two convictions. The highway safety division lists 30 revocations, mainly for drunken driving or combined drunken and reckless driving, and plans notices to warn one conviction holders of impending loss.
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Thomasville
Raleigh
Highway Safety Division
Department of Revenue
Carl Clenard
Arthur Falk
Four Escapees From Lexington Jail Captured
Four of six men who escaped from the Davidson county jail were recaptured after forcing a wall breach. Captives include Lawrence Ridenhour of Salisbury, O Neal Chandler of High Point, Ed Callicutt of Lexington, and Gilbert Ridenhour near Welcome. Two fugitives remain at large.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Sheriff's Office
Lawrence Ridenhour
Salisbury
O'Neal Chandler
High Point
High Rock
Ed Callicutt
Gilbert Ridenhour
Welcome
Ridenhour
Concord
Prisons Consider Cafeteria Style Meals Plan
Acting Director Oscar T. Pitts announced a cafeteria style meal plan may be trialed in prison camps and possibly Central Prison Raleigh. District supervisors will test the system in one prison chaplaincy per district, with broader adoption if successful.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Central Prison
Oscar T. Pitts
Pitts
Plan To Organize Old Age Pension Clubs In Counties
Capt Bruce H Carraway elected vice president of the North Carolina State Old Age Pension club announces plans to form clubs in every county. H G Daniel of Lillington is president. Members urge Gov Ehringhaus to call a special session of the General Assembly to consider the cause.
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Bruce H. Carraway
North Carolina
Carraway
Jail Break At Davidson County Prison Reports Two Escapees
Will Bordis and Henry Polk, both Davidson county Negroes, escaped after breaking a wall between 5:30 and 6:00. Jailer Tom C. Kimel and an assistant were nearby at four corners when the breach occurred. The prisoners lowered to ground by tying blankets. A similar escape last five years ago. others in custody did not flee.
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Will Bordis
Henry Polk
Davidson County
Tom C. Kimel
4 Corner
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