U. S S Road Bill Would Aid State
A North Carolina highway bill in Congress would authorize 125 million dollars in federal funds for road construction with no state matching requirement. The State Highway Commission urges letters to Senators and Representatives to push enactment, arguing the funding would spur construction, create jobs, and keep crews working. If passed, North Carolina could receive 3 to 5 million for road projects, with prison labor restrictions.
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General Albert L. Cox May Enter Governor Race
Raleigh friends say General Albert L. Cox likely to announce for the Democratic nomination for governor in June. He has received increasing letters and calls urging a run, while observers note Cox lacks broad rural support and would face rivals Lieutenant Governor Fountain Maxwell and J. C. B. Ehringhaus. Daniels and Raleigh figure Willis Smith are potential compromise options, but Cox’s entry remains uncertain.
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Italians Smash Austrian Offensive Capture Prisoners
On January 28 1918 Italian forces broke the Austrian drive through Nos and Campo Mulo valleys and seized 1500 prisoners including 62 officers. The push spread from south of Galmo eastward across Frenzela Torrent Bertigo Monte Sisemol Col del Rosso to the Brenta with Austrian losses near 10000 as British and French batteries joined.
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Coast Guard Mascot Fanny Senses Cutter Calls
Fanny the coast guard cutter Golden Gate mascot in San Francisco reacts only to specific pier phone rings. When called out she abandons all, returning to the ship, ignoring other rings while her crew handles calls.
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Denmark Honors Branting With Copenhagen Square
Denmark posthumously honors Hjalmar Branting, Sweden’s first Socialist Premier and League of Nations delegate, by naming a square in Copenhagen Hjalmar Branting Place.
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Britain Reports 8.5 Million Dogs In Britain
London reports 3.5 million dogs owned by people in Great Britain at the present time as part of a national survey. The finding highlights pet ownership trends across the country.
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An Underdog Could Yet Surprise in the Race
The note suggests a competitor who may be dismissed as an also ran could still make a surprising showing. It hints that outcomes are uncertain and watching developments could be worthwhile.
Swedish Postal Savings Bank Sees Surging November Deposits
The Swedish Postal Savings Bank reports a large rise in deposits for November 1931 with more than 36 000 new accounts opened, compared with about 13 000 in November 1930.
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