Legion Holds January Meeting On Unemployment Relief Plan
Department Commander Henry C. Bourne of Tarboro N C invites the Department Executive Committee to meet January 17 at the Carolina Hotel Raleigh at 2 00 P M to craft a practical state wide unemployment relief plan with the Department Employment Committee. The article notes national efforts led by National Commander Henry L Stevens and broad cooperation from labor and industry as Legion aims to mobilize about 10 000 posts to deliver concrete relief. North Carolina leaders are urged to enroll former members for 1932 and marshal Legion resources to aid the unemployed, veterans and communities statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Bourne
Tarboro
N. C
Department
The
Legion of North Carolina
Carolina Hotel
Raleigh
Bourne
American Legion
Legion
Henry L. Stevens
American Federation of Labor
Stevens
National Employment Commission of the American Legion
North Carolina
Henry Stevens
American Legion of
Old North State
America
C. M
Budget Slashing Drives State Work Ahead in Raleigh
Budget officials in Raleigh push steady cuts across state departments to absorb a 30 percent revenue reduction. Henry Burke and Frank Dunlap coordinate budget and personnel, seeking a unified plan while preserving essential services and avoiding blanket wage cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunlap
Budget Bureau
Division of Personnel
Mr. Burke
Tr. Dunlap
Department of Pub
Lic Instruction
Department of Conservation and Development
The
Historical Commission
Library Commission
Messrs. Burke and Dunlap
Personnel Division
Mr. Dunlap
Hawaii Cross Roads Of Pacific And Melting Pot Of Many Races
NEA Service describes Hawaii as a melting pot under Uncle Sam with a diverse population including natives Portuguese Japanese Anglo-Saxons Filipinos Chinese Porto Ricans and Koreans working under five year labor contracts. The piece cites sugar and pineapple wealth drawing workers and shaping territorial government as population nears 400000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Pacific
Uncle Sam
NEA
Honolulu
Japan
China
Philippines
Porto Rico
Korea
Trouble in Hawaii A sketch map and race politics in Honolulu
Staff artist depicts Honolulu and nearby military sites amid death amid racial tensions. The piece details Hawaii’s diverse population, citizenship status of natives, and how intermarriage and public schools influence future politics. It notes Pearl Harbor, Schofield Barracks, and demographic splits among Native Hawaiian, mixed, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Korean, and Anglo-Saxon residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe King
Honolulu
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Schofield
Oahu
Hawaii
Gun accident ends life in Snow Pall Craggies region
In Snow Pall area of the Craggies North Carolina on January 16 H Edward Hal 44 and two nephews were handling a gun when it misfired after Holcombe attempted to discharge it. The weapon struck Holcombe and death was instantaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaverville
N. C
H. Edward Hal
Holcombe
Jordan Out On Bond In Perjury Case
Norfolk attorney Abton L. Jordan was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary for perjury and has posted an appeal bond and been released from the county jail in Wilson North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Wilson
N. C
Ton L. Jordan
Norfolk
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Legion Service
Organization For Service
Tan
Henry Burke
mid-Pacific
Tip
Congress
McKinley
Cleveland
Kingdom
U. S.S
Island OF
Wweeler
US Air Base
Gan
Francisco
United States
Williams-Norris Co
Blue Bird
North Main Street
Miami Biltmore Hotel
Roney Plaza Hotel
Maree A. Gotechi
Coral Gables
Miami, Florida
Goney
Miami Beach
Florida
Wm. G. McMeckin
London
Savoy Hotel
Paris
Rue
Auber
Willys. Knight
Knight
Rtas
John T. Ellis & CO
South Main St
Miami Biltmore
Biltmore
Miami Biltmore Country Club
Roney Plaza
Cabasia Club
Robey Plate Cabana Sun Club and Palm, Gardens
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