Increased Appropriations For Every State Agency Recommended By Governor
North Carolina governor and advisory budget commission propose increased appropriations for all state agencies. Major add 15 percent wage boosts with service expansions. Total biennial funds 67,942,922 for 1935-36 and 56,485,601 for 1936-37, including debt service. Public schools budget 18,500,000 each year. Highway funds set at 17,461,457 for 1935-36 and 15,092,750 for 1936-37.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Fund
Highway Patrol
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Governor's Office
Secretary of State
Department of Revenue
Department of Public Instruction
Historical Commission
Library Commission
Board Charities and Welfare
Adjutant General
State Board of Health
Utilities Commission
Insurance Department
Department of Labor and Industrial Commission
Board of Elections
University At
Chapel Hill
Loesuesnitn State College of
Cherokee Normal School
Winston-Salem Colored
Elizabeth City Colored Normal
Fayetteville Colored Normal
N. C. College For
N. C
State Hospital
Goldsboro
Ee Ee
Caswell Training School
Stonewall Jackson School
Morrison Training School
Eastern N. C
Oxford Orphanage
Oxford Colored
Efland
Democrats Plan 10 Clear Debts For 1936 Campaign
Washington January 15 Democratic leaders planned to raise 500000 by March 1 to erase a deficit of 552792 carried from 1928. Conferences would invite prominent Democrats to donate 1000 each to wipe the slate for the presidential contest.
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Washington
Budget recommendations for 1935 37 by governor Ehringhaus
Governor Ehringhaus transmitted the advisory budget commission’s recommendations for the 1935 37 biennium to the General Assembly. The table compares actual 1933 34 spending with agency requests for 1936 36 and the proposed 1935 36 appropriations.
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Raleigh
Advisory Budget Commission
General Assembly
Ehringhaus
Fisher Family Arrives To Aid Hauptmann Murder Trial
Isador Fisch’s relatives Hannah Pincus Czerna and nurse Minna Stegnitiz travel from Germany to counter insinuations about Fisch’s role in the Lindbergh ransom case. The trial nears a handwriting expert cross examination as Tyrrell testifies on Hauptmann’s authorship and possible imitation of the ransom notes.
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Flemington
N. J
Isador Fisch
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Germany
Pincus
Hannah
Czerna Fisch
Minna Stegnitiz
Ile de France
New York
Arthur Johnson
Hauptmann
Charles A. ‘Lindbergh, Jr
Frederick H. Pope
Hauptmann’s
Tyrrell
Hauptmann Again Named Writer Of Ransom Messages
New Jersey handwriting experts testify in the Lindbergh kidnapping case as Albert Osborn and Eldridge Stein say Hauptmann wrote the ransom notes. The defense team faces continued cross examination as witnesses are called to corroborate handwriting evidence.
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Hauptmann
William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington, N. J
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Ann "Lyrret
Miwauate
Albert&. Osborn
Eldridge W. Stein
Edward J. Reilly
Frederick A. Pope
Rosecrans
Anthony M. Hauck
Reenactment of sales tax recommended in Ehringhaus message
Governor Ehringhaus urged the General Assembly to levy a dependable tax for every dollar appropriated and warned against unbalanced budgets. He cited the budget's balance as proven by low interest rates and noted relief funding relies on highway funds with unemployment relief demands met through expanded highway activity.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
General Assembly
Tiny Baltimore Girl Receives Rubber Tube Throat
A three day old Baltimore girl born without a throat opening survived after an emergency operation created a rubber tube throat passage allowing possible continuous life.
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Baltimore
Jan
France strengthens frontier force amid Saar victory cheers
France's frontier gendarmes boost patrols after reports of Nazi victory celebrations in the Saar Basin raise fears of trouble in border towns. Residents fear disturbances as celebrations extend across the border region.
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Bach
France
Saar Basin
Bank executive named president of First Citizens Bank
R. P. Holding, longtime executive vice president of First Citizens Bank and Trust, was elected president of the institution. The bank operates from home offices in Smithfield and runs 14 branches across eastern North Carolina. The announcement follows a late night vote by the board.
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BANK
Smithfield
R. P. Holding
First Citizens Bank and Trust Company
North Carolina
Three Children Die In Barn Fire Near Glendon
In Baston Pennsylvania three children aged five months two years and five years perished in a fire that leveled a frame rebuilt barn where they lived with parents Mr and Mrs Charles Rudy at Glendon three miles southwest of Baston. The victims are Hattie Verna Pearl and Sterling Oliver.
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Baston
Charles Rudy
Glendon
Fpaston
Hattie Verna
Pearl
Sterling Oliver
Myers Unable to Testify in Hauptmann Trial
Arthur P. Myers testified he and an assistant could not testify in Bruno Richard Hauptmann's defense during the Lindbergh kidnapping trial in York Pennsylvania on January 15.
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York
Arthur P. Myers
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Nightway Bills in Legislature in North Carolina
Raleigh January 15 General sales tax with exemptions eliminated and larger pay for all state employees recommended to the General Assembly. Three bills to promote highway safety were introduced and a measure to regulate alcoholic content in North Carolina was discussed. Governor Ehringhaus urged a balanced budget and signaled the re enactment of the sales tax as inevitable in his fiscal message.
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Raleigh
Gener- Assembly
Sessons
North Carolina
Ehringhaus
Cherry and Bryant Named To Key Finance and Appropriations Posts
Raleigh January 15 1935 R Gregg Cherry of Gaston and Bryant of Durham were named by Speaker Robert Grady Johnson to head the finance and appropriations committees in the North Carolina House for the 1935 General Assembly. Assignments outline the leadership for six key panels with the education and roads chairs also noted.
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Raleigh
R. Gregg Cherry
Gaston Victory
Bryant
Durham
Ker
Robert Grady Johnson
Pew
of Representatives
North Carolina Weather: Warmer with Cloudy Skies This Week
The forecast for North Carolina calls for mostly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures tonight and Wednesday with possible light rain in the western portion. Northeast to southeast winds shift from Hatteras to Jacksonville as overcast conditions persist.
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Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Asheville
Atlanta
Augusta
Birmingham
Charlotte
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
Evansville
Galveston
Greensboro
Key West
Little Rock
Los Angeles
School Bus Collision Injures Eight In North Wilkesboro
A Wilkes county school bus with 42 children collided with a automobile at a highway intersection near North Wilkesboro and turned over. Eight children were injured but none seriously and were treated then dismissed after examination at a hospital nearby.
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North Wilkesboro
Wilkes County
Storekeeper Tom Cline Slain as Fire Destroys Ela Store
Bryson City reports a fatal fire at Tom Cline's Ela store. Officials found blood on a mattress and a skull indentation, prompting a murder investigation led by Swain County coroner Dr. P. R. Bennett. The body burned beyond recognition. Cline lived alone behind the store. Oscar Cline alerted authorities after discovering the blaze.
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Bryson City
Tom Cline
Ela
Oscar Cline
CCC
Cline
P. R. Bennett
Swain County
Enterprise and High Point mark Golden Anniversary edition
The Enterprise celebrates 50 years of partnership with High Point with a published record and history of the community's growth. Writers include Col. William A. Blair A. M. Briggs and 8. C. Clark. Thousands have ordered copies. ten cents covers handling and postage. Orders via Circulation Department, phone 4566.
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Col
William A. Blair
A. M. Briggs
C. Clark
High Point
Would allow all nations to vote on their allegiance
In Santa Monica a writer imagines every country voting to return to its origins or choose a new path, suggesting options include rejoining former rulers, joining the League of Nations, or going alone. He lists Australia, India, Canada, the Philippines, Manchuria, and Louisiana as examples and jokes about returning the United States to the Indians.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Saar
League of Nations
Australia
India
Canada
Philippines
Manchuria
Louisiana
Wik
Social Legislation To Be Ready Thursday
Washington reports that White House plans to submit to Congress on Thursday a package for unemployment insurance old age pensions and medical aid as part of Roosevelt s new order. Senator Wagner and Representative Lewis are drafting the legislation while the Supreme Court weighs the NRA case and government arguments on interstate commerce power.
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Wagner
Lewis
D. Md
Supreme
Piquett Faces New Charge After Dillinger Acquittal
In Chicago on January 15, prosecutor Dwight H. Green announced a new federal charge against attorney Louis Piquett for concealing Henry Van Meter, a Dillinger associate, after a jury acquitted him in the Dillinger harboring case. Green vowed to continue pursuing lawyers and others who harbor criminals.
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Chicago
Louis Piquett
John Dillinger
Homer van Meter
Dillinger
van Meter
William Holly
United States
Dwight H. Green
Piquett
Flue-Cured Tobacco Policy Faces Change
The advisory Flue Cured Tobacco Committee will meet tomorrow to consider liberalizing the flue cured tobacco program. J B Hutson of the Farm Administration will lead with congressional representatives present. Rep Lindsay C Warren of North Carolina says changes could aid small growers, many restricted to small or unprofitable acreage. The committee includes growers' reps from Virginia North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia.
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J. B. Hutson
Farm Administration Tobacco
Congress
Lindsay C. Warren
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Georgia House Votes For Immediate Soldier Bonus
The Georgia house voted 81 to 61 to ask Congress to pay soldiers the World War adjusted compensation at once, then reconsidered the action 90 to 68. Johnson of Upson moved reconsideration as debate reopened on the resolution urging cash payment and Georgia’s support.
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Georgia House of Representatives
Congress
House
Johnson
Upson
America
Congress of the United States
House of Representatives
State of
Georgia
Harris Tops Senate Finance Group Newman Chairman Appropriations Committee
North Carolina assembly meets to finalize 1935 organization and hear the administration's two year budget and revenue proposals. Senate finance chair Harris Newman of New Hanover leads the four top committees and sales tax positions split among members, with ten leaning for and eight opposing.
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Senate
Newman
Appropriations
A. H. Graham
Finance
Harriss Newman
New Hanover
Lee L. Gravely
Nash
Lloyd L. Griffin
Chowan
Public Roads
A. L. Spence
Moore
Senate Finance Committee
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