Department Heads Back Gardner Plan to Curb North Carolina Expenditures
North Carolina department heads pledged cooperation with Governor Max Gardner to cut about 3.75 million dollars from state budgets and stop borrowing. The group approved a resolution backing the plan and emphasized preserving the state's credit as the goal, with several officials endorsing the cash basis approach.
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Sir Walter Hotel
J. C. Baskerwill
Raleigh
Max Gardner
Gardner
North Carolina
Dennis G. Brummitt
Allreed
Brummitt
W. T. Lee
Corporation Commission
George P. Pell
W. T. Graham
General Assembly
Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
Maxwell
United States
North Carolina press hailed as state’s greatest resource
Dr. S. H. Hobbs of UNC Rural Social Economics told reporters at the North Carolina Newspaper Institute that the state’s press is among its greatest resources. He urged conservation and forest and water power development, noting only a fraction of land is cultivated and forecasting future value in forestry and tree crops.
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Chapel Hill
S. H. Hobbs
University of North Carolina
Department of Rural Social Economics
North Carolina Newspaper Institute
North Carolina
Dr. Hobbs
L. R. Phillips
Asheville
Hobbs
Through what continent does the Hwang or Yellow river flow
The puzzle lists a horizontal and vertical word fill with many clues. It asks for letters and terms like first letter of Greek alphabet, various common words such as meat, vessel, depart, and many others. The vertical clues cover geography, anatomy, and common nouns, forming a crossword style challenge typical of a historical newspaper page feature.
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Continent
City's Politics Seemed Fishy in Grand Haven
In Grand Haven Michigan William Ver Duin a recently elected progressive and commercial fisherman faced a retrial after a pretrial hung jury over a charge of landing undersized whitefish. His supporters vow to contest any ouster while opponents push for accountability.
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Grand Haven
Mich
William Ver Duin
Ver Duin
Firet
Speedy Detective Helps Nab Ring Thieves in LA
In Los Angeles a hold up saw John J. Woolard lose a $1200 diamond ring. Thieves then rang to offer the ring for $200 and arranged a meeting. Police dispatched seven detectives to the meeting point but Woolard arrived five minutes early with the ring.
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Los Angeles
John J. Woolard
Woolard
Woolly
Dr James Campbell Celebrates 70th Birthday and Endowment Drive
Buies Creek North Carolina reports Dr James Archibald Campbell founder of Buies Creek Academy now Campbell College marked his 70th birthday. The college completed a drive to raise $1000 in endowment for each year of his life totaling $70000.
Acquittal in Fatal Accident Trial Named Loftis Victim
Marion court acquits Norman Conley of second degree murder after his car struck and killed Dock Loftis, ending the case stemming from the fatal collision.
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Marion
Norman Conley
Dock Loftis
New X-ray Tube Demonstration Shocks Radiology Crowd
Photos captured at one thousandth of a second showcase a new electric dam tube. The device promises thorough interior body surveys for doctors, enhancing radiographic clarity and speed.
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ST. Louis
Radiological Society of North America
Singer Turned Anvil After Revolution
Giuseppe Gozzi once sang baritone with opera companies in Italy and Mexico now works as a blacksmith at a Brighton foundry. After a Pagliacci performance in Mexico City a revolution closed theaters he abandoned opera and took up blacksmithing learned from his father. At 34 he earns extra by singing at dinners and social events.
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Boston
Giuseppe Gozzi
Italy
Mexico
Brighton
Mexico City
Gozzi
Merchants Tackle Hard Times With Banquet Toast
Paris merchants from Rue St. Honore toast their annual banquet amid a crisis mindset. They place cards urging customers and staff to avoid dwelling on hard times and display window placards to counter gloom. The toast proclaims there is no need to obsess over the downturn.
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Paris
St. Honore
Paria
Peron
Labor official Fred Montague loses post and seeks work
London reports Fred Montague, late under secretary in the Labor government, is unemployed after losing his political post. He has tried selling silk stockings and starting a mail order business but has not found a new position.
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London
Fred Montague
Bank Declares Regular Dividend at Annual Salisbury Meeting
The First National Bank in Salisbury declared a regular dividend and re-elected all officers at its annual meeting.
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Salisbury
First National Bank
Elon College Receives Atlantic University Transfer Students
Thirty Atlantic University students move to Elon College in North Carolina after Atlantic University closes in Virginia Beach during Christmas break.
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Atlantic
Elon College
N. C
Atlantic University
Virginia Beach
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