School seeks right to levy supplemental taxes without ballot
Raleigh dispatch reports the push to restore pre-1933 authority for county and city boards of education to levy supplemental school taxes without voter approval. The lobby argues such power would let boards boost funds beyond state aid, reduce state control, and ease funding for longer terms and more teachers.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Baskervill Raleigh
Boards of County Commissioners
Board of Education
State School Commission
General Assembly
School Commission
Birthday Party for R B Beatty at Kivett Drive
Mrs Tara Beatty hosted a Monday night birthday gathering for her husband R B Beatty at their Kivett drive home. The event featured games and contests followed by a dining repast served around 1 o'clock with help from Miss Loraine Phifer and Mrs Annie Smith.
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Tara Beatty
R. B. Beatty
Kivett Drive
First Baptist Church
Beatty
Loraine Phifer
Annie Smith
Motor car fuel promises peak performance in sub zero cold
A new fuel claims to deliver instant cold weather performance with no warm up. It asserts reliable ignition and smooth operation even in sub zero temperatures, appealing to drivers facing extreme winter starts.
Mrs Harris Hosts Dinner Party at 904 Richardson Street
Entertains friends with a dinner party Thursday evening at her home 904 Richardson Street. Mrs H assisted the hostess in arrangements.
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Tier Harris
Richardson Street
Week-end Guest Of Lincolnton Resident Attends
Guest of Aunt James Foster of Lincolnton visits his aunt Mrs. Louisa Smith at 106 Beaman Street for a week-end stay.
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James Foster
Lincolnton
Louisa Smith
Beaman Street
William Penn Opens 1935 Season Versus Salisbury
William Penn to host Price High School Salisbury on Friday night to start the 1935 season. Preliminary games go before the main 8 o clock contest, with Coach Mitchell urging strong community turnout and support for the team.
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William Penn
Salisbury
Price High School
Mitchell
Mrs. Ethel Dyson Dies At Daughter’s Home
Mrs. Ethel Dyson died Monday evening at 6 30 at her daughter’s residence 1205 Day Street after several weeks illness. Born in Davidson County she lived here about 65 years. Funeral in the home Thursday at 3 pm Rev W T Lomax in charge. Survived by two daughters Miss Eunice Dyson of this city and Mrs Nellie Byerly of Montclair New Jersey. Interment Greenhill Cemetery.
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Ethel Dyson
Day Street
Dyson
Davidson County
W. T. Lomax
Eunice Dyson
Nellie Byerly
Montclair, N. J
Greenhill Cemetery
Mrs. Daisy Harris Dies at Home
Mrs. Daisy Harris passed away Monday morning at 10 30 in her father's home at 1415 Farlow Street. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at the First Emmanuel Baptist Church with Rev. G W Burcham in charge. She is survived by her husband Willie Harris. Interment will be in Greenhill Cemetery.
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Daisy Harris
Farlow Street
First Emmanuel Baptist Church
G. W. Burcham
Young People Day to be Observed at Cherry Street Church
Cherry Street Presbyterian plans a full Young People Day with morning services led by Prof. A. O. Steele and an afternoon and evening program by the church youth. Miss Willie Marie Carter will speak to the junior church and new officers and teachers are announced for the Sunday school. An interdenominational program and a public invitation are extended. Also noted is Phil Regan preparing to lead orchestras in Go into Your Dance.
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Cherry Street N
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Margaret L. Moore
A. O. Steele
Johnson, C. Smith University
Charlotte
N. C
M. L. Black
C. Catherine Brown
Bessie Mae Snype
Cora Lee Robinson
Workers Conference
W. J. H. Booker
L. J. Benjamin
Marie R. Hauling
Elizabeth Moore
Ervin Moore
Anna Barringer
Fannie Chalmers
Virginia A. Harris
Christian Endeavor
Cherry Street
Phil Regan
Equal Opportunity Plea For Railroads At Winston Meeting
Samuel C. Dunn of Chicago urged the railways deserve equal chance to compete in transportation at the Winston-Salem Traffic Club annual gathering. He accused government policies favoring inland waterways and motor transport, calling such subsidies and unregulated truck competition unfair to private railroads.
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Samuel C. Dunn
Chicago
Winston
Winston-Salem Traffic Club
Arthur Kirkban
Holt McPherson
Enterprise
Chicagoan
Dunn
Railway Age
Foreign coin manufacture in United States at cost
The article notes that many nations produce their coins in the United States with production costs borne domestically. It discusses the global practice of outsourcing minting and the economic implications for issuing countries.
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United States
Baltimore editor to speak at Duke dinner on Paris correspondence
R. P. Harris associate editor of the Baltimore Evening Sun will describe the work of newspaper correspondents in Paris at the Duke University dinner for the North Carolina Newspaper Institute. Harris, a Duke graduate, last fall returned from four years with the Paris edition of the New York Herald Tribune. He is a Fayetteville native who has worked on North Carolina papers.
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Paris
R. P. Harris
Baltimore Evening Sun
Duke University
North Carolina Newspaper Institute
Harris
Duke
New York Herald-Tribune
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Export Conference Aims to Boost Trade Improvement
Senator Smith of South Carolina previews a January 30 conference in Washington to address the nation’s shrinking export trade. He seeks methods to raise agricultural commodity exports, notably cotton, citing demand in foreign markets such as Germany and currency differences hindering plans. Delegates include cotton state lawmakers bankers and cotton exchange leaders.
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Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Germany
Congress
Poisoned kidneys and sale of land mix in early notice
Advertisement promotes Haarlem Oil Capsules to treat kidney symptoms, then shifts to a foreclosure notice. It describes sale of lots 34 35 and 36 in T Y Hamilton estate subdivisions at the Guilford County High Point court, listing the sale date January 1 1935 and bidder terms.
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High Point
Tueday
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point Township
T. Y. Hamilton
Office of the Register of Deeds
J. A. Myatt
Conference for export trade chaired by Senator Smith
Smith, chairman of the Senate agriculture committee, will preside in the conference room on the export conference. He argues the nation’s export trade decline is the main reason for current low cotton prices despite compulsory control.
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Senate Agriculture Committe
Smith
Hem Rod Tablets Offer Internal Piles Relief
An advertisement claims external remedies fail fast because piles are internal with congested lower bowel veins. It promotes Hem Rod Tablets by Dr. Leonhardt, said to remove the cause, improve circulation, and purge thick blood. Mann and Economy Drug Stores and Eckerd’s endorse the product with a money back promise.
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Leonhardt
Mann
Economy Drug
Eckerd’s
All Good Drugista
Adv
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BLACK
Stalvery
Agarol
KOTEX
Kolorbar
Creomulsion
B. C .Owders
VAL Mrake
Glesco
Lady Esther Cream
Mann’s Price
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IIND
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