Carolina brief announces transfer of Osfer to Richmond
Charlotte July 15 Osfer of Adjutant Wesley Jerse Carolinas divisional boys work secretary of the nation army is transferred to Richmond effective August 1 announced by Lieut Col rn Tyler divisional com Blue Ridge an address by Dr Julian S Miller editor of the Charlotte Observer on industrys attitude toward modern industrial problems will keynote the 17th annual session
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Charlotte
Osfer
Wesley Jerse
Carolinas
the Nation Army
Richmond
Rn Tyler
Blue Ridge
Julian S. Miller
The
Charlotte Observer
Southern Conference on Human Relations in Industry Tonight
A brief report notes a meeting of the Southern Conference on Human Relations in Industry is held this evening. Details remain sparse in the fragment.
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The
Southern Conference On Human Relations In Industry Tonight
State board tours aboard John A. Nelson to Southport
Members of the state board of conservation and development cruised aboard the state yacht John A. Nelson to day toward Southport.
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Wilmington
State Board of Conservation and Development
John A. Nelson
Southport
Salesmen Protected in Raleigh Compensation Ruling
A state industrial commission ruling determines that a house to house salesman is eligible to collect compensation. The decision outlines qualifications and the scope of coverage for such workers under the industrial commission guidelines.
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Raleigh
State Industrial Commission
Saelsman
Caution Light Comic Scout Tries Amber Chase
A colorful portrait depicts a man who treats caution signals as a dare. The piece mocks a signal beater always aiming for amber and only reddens when pursued by law enforcement, labeling him a traffic judge prone to slight cheating.
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Amber
John Law
Conservator Reports June Loan Collections Rise
J Temple Gobbel, agent for North Carolina Bank and Trust, said June collections of loans and discounts totaled 155697.19 dollars, up 117672.18 dollars from the prior month.
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Greensboro
J. Temple Gobbel
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Man Kills Six Foot Diamondback Rattlesnake
Washington resident Plummer Nicholson Jr. reports shooting and killing a large rattlesnake that crossed his road in front of his car. He retrieved the skin, noting it has thirteen rattles and a button.
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Washington, N.C
Plummer Nicholson, Jr
Funeral Rites Held for Judge John M. Oglesby in Concord
Funeral services for Judge John M. Oglesby who died yesterday in a Charlotte hospital were held this afternoon at Central Methodist church. The Rev H G Allen of Reidsville and the Rev L L Echols and Rev W L Hutchins of Concord officiated.
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Concord
John M. Oglesby
Charlotte
Central Methodist Church
H. G. Allen
Reidsville
L. L. Echols
W. L. Hutchins
North Carolina Leaders Report Weather and Political Notes
Raleigh reports milk shortages foreseen due to western drought and rising dairy demand. Waynick to speak at Atlantic Beach convention July 25 26. State school panel to study teacher salaries July 24. Scarlet fever and meningitis cases rise in state health board update. Payne to substitute for highway official Waynick. Willis Whitley held without bond in Cabarrus County case. Cumberland tobacco damaged up to 60 percent by hail and wind. Gov Ehringhaus to name Oglesby successor within days. Ehringhaus named one of three Carolinians to the Legion of Honor. Wake County grand jury to review ballot box stuffing in Auburn precinct.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
R. H. Ruffner
North Carolina State College
West
State Board of Health
McDonald Supporters Bid for Dem Vote at GOP Meeting
Speakers at Forsyth County Young Republican club urged support for Dr. Ralph W. McDonald in the gubernatorial race after his defeat by Clyde R. Hoey in the July primary. The meeting aimed to sway Democratic voters in Winston-Salem.
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McDonald
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Young Republican Club
Ralph W. McDonald
Clyde R. Hoey
Honest Fisherman Returns From Norfolk Vacation
The Record notes Desk Sergeant W. B. Ridge is an honest fisherman who spent his vacation fishing from seacoast to seacoast. He jokes he bought more bait than fish caught, saying he caught not a single fish, and warns that mentioning fishing to him in coming days could be lethal.
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W. B. Ridge
Sergeant Ridge
Norfolk
High Point Officers Pass Police Exam Well
City manager E M Knox reports all policemen on the High Point force passed the police examination except two. Two officers scored 100 in a difficult test. The two who failed had extenuating circumstances as first-time officers under scrutiny.
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E. M. Knox
Temperature to be Furnished by City Meteorologist
The Enterprise announces daily city temperatures from A B Horney the official meteorologist. A strike at Pickett Cotton Mills involved chairman J W Thompson a religious man with little labor experience. A dynamite incident occurred at the grove near the mill as Thompson spoke prompting a tense crowd and interruptions.
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A. B. Horney
J. W. Thompson
Pickett
Thompson
Judge John M. Oglesby Dies in Charlotte of Appendicitis
Jurist Judge John M. Oglesby died in Charlotte Sunday night from appendicitis. He was widely known and beloved in High Point where he had many friends. The death came as a shock as his illness had not been generally known. The notice mentions the late Arthur Kirkman.
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John M. Oglesby
Charlotte
High Point
Arthur Kirkman
Gray Estate Pays $1,000,000 In Tax
The estate of the late Bowman Gray of Winston-Salem paid North Carolina an inheritance tax of about $1,000,000. Records show $3,047,888.80 in inheritance tax receipts were collected between July 1 and 8, with the Gray estate among the totals.
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Raleigh
Bowman Gray
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Associated Press
Department of Revenue
A Friendship Formed in Unlikely Jury Duty
Mr. Kirkman sought to dodge jury duty by claiming a trip with Joe Rawley. Judge Oglesby teased that being Rawley’s friend marks him as a fine jury foreman. The exchange sparked a rich friendship and mutual admiration that lasted until death.
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Cabarrus
Kirkman
Judge Oglesby
Joe Rawley
Mr. Kirkman
Estate funds disclosed from Reynolds widow estate
A report shows 2015 000 dollars from the Zachary Smith Reynolds estate of Winston Salem. It notes it is against the law to reveal individual payments though it was learned the information exists and was obtained.
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Zachary Smith Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Gray estate figure near one million dollars
A Gray estate figure approached the one million dollar mark. The note implies a substantial value tied to the estate, reflecting significant asset size and potential tax implications.
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Essolene
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Happy Motoring
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Prnision of
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation
West 40Th Street
New York, N. Y
Rattler
State -School Commission
Willis Whitley
Cabarrua County
Paul Faulkner
Whitley
Ehringhaus
Jobn M. Oglesby
Order of the Legion of Honor
John West
Wake County
Grand Jury
Auburn
Fisherman
Weatherman
Carter
Gray
Betty Lou
Ushoppe
North Main
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