Bill to Increase Pay of Guardsmen in North Carolina
Raleigh report notes a proposed bill in the general assembly to raise state pay for North Carolina National Guard members. Enlisted drill pay would add 50 cents per drill up to 60 yearly. company commanders would rise from 190 to 200 annually. lieutenants and supply sergeants from 56 to 100. Major Gordon Smith explains state support supplements federal drill pay, recognizing guardsmen’s home-station training and service demands. About 2,400 guardsmen available year-round, with 60 officers and 1,000 men on state duty last year without complaints. The bill cites officers and supply sergeants handling substantial property and duties, justifying modest raises.
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Raleigh
North Carolina National Guard
General Assembly
Gordon Smith
Adjutant General's Department
United States
War Department
National Guard
2Onopany
North Carolina Postal Convention Opens in Winston-Salem
Irving Glover and W. R. Spillman headline the North Carolina postal convention opening in Winston-Salem. Glover discusses Your Business and My Business while Spillman highlights Postoffice Management. A Tuesday full meeting includes a forum on cooperation with large mail users and open discussions on service improvements.
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Winston-Salem
Irving Glover
Gneral
Washington
W. R. Spillman
Division of Post Office Service
North Carolina
Glover
Spilman
Postoffice Department
North Carolina Post Office Carriers Association
Robert KE. Lee
Auditorium Theater
John T. Benbow
Auditorium Orchestra
J.M Ptohl
Home Moravian Church
America
William Breach
James G. Hanes
Winston-Salkim
Chamber of Commerce
R. Chandley
Greensboro
National League of Postmasters
Postal Service
Spillman
Postoffice
Postmaster General Glover Traces History of Mail Service
Winston-Salem January speech by Assistant Postmaster General Glover traces postal history from Benjamin Franklin to modern air service. He notes growth to 464,000,060 yearly receipts and details on stamps, deliveries, and the vast operations upheld by 21,000 railway clerks and 4,433 motor vehicles.
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Winston-Salem
Glover
North Carolina
Benjamin Franklin
United States
New York City
Postal Service
Solomon
New York
Philadelphia
Calotabs Promote Liver Action to Ward Off Colds
Doctors urge Calotabs as the first step in cold and flu treatment to activate the liver. One or two tablets at bedtime purify the system, with no salt laxatives or diet changes required. The marketing notes Calotabs are sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents large family and ten cents small pocket sizes.
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Dicomrmeniet
Crescent Lumber Co
Powler
Wber Company
Hamilton St
Maxwell House
Maxwell House Coffee
Freckles
BlOsSer
Goosey
NRA Service
Ahasuerus
Esther
Haman
Mordecai
Asauserus
North Side
Fred W. Deitz
Gioans
Rafbessd
Mahogany Association, Inc
St. James
Broadway
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