Grist Wins Budget Battle as Attorney General Signals Favor
In a string of conferences Grist gains support from Burke and a near full allotment of 6300 dollars with 10 percent deduction. The attorney general advised in Grist’s favor when consulted by Governor Gardner, hinting at a formal opinion if needed. Grist asserts his goal is to implement the law as intended. Meanwhile Mrs. Bilenche Calender files for divorce after accusing her husband of infidelity with a customer who boasted about hairdressing skills.
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Grist
General Assembly
Burke
Budget Bureau
Pittsburgh
State dairymen hear Schilling on cooperative marketing
Winston-Salem July 24 W F Schilling member of the federal farm board spoke to North Carolina Dairymen at action convention closing its annual meeting. He warned attackers of the agricultural marketing act and urged sane cooperative operation with reserves and strong finances. He cited benefits of large milk cooperatives and warned price alone must not be the sole goal of cooperatives.
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Winston-Salem
W. F. Schilling
Federal Farm Board
North Carolina Dairymen
Federal
Tm Board
Schilling
North Carolina
Yestery
Mr. Killing
W. J. Fraser
University of Illinois
J. B. Parker
United States
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Marketing Act
Canan
Wall Street
Farm Board
Tar Heel
The Quick Sure Way to Eczema Relief
Peterson's ointment promises rapid itching relief and skin healing after years of suffering. Ad claims the product stops soreness and discharges causing smooth skin after a few uses. Large box priced at 35 cents available at all drug stores.
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Peterson
Flashes From Around The World And Nation
News briefs from MAYS LANDING New Jersey New York Warsaw Liverpool and Canberra cover local mischief Danish like crime and punishment and a ship loaded with British goods touring ports of the Americas and Australia. The items note a rolling pin contest a diamond neckpiece duty dispute matchmaking ads birching punishments and lash penalties in various jurisdictions.
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Liverpool
Call &T
West Indies
South America
United States
Whistled For It at Royal Counties Show
London stockmen staged an athletic exhibition at the Royal Counties Agricultural show. After the events, cattle herdsmen and pig men faced a whistle-off judged by Capt. R. P. O'Donnell. The cattle herds whistled "Tipperary" to win the prize.
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London
R. P. O'Donnell
Tipperary
Marking Time for Defrost and Oil of Fridge
A kitchen calendar reminder notes the day to defrost and oil a mechanical refrigerator. Regularly performing both tasks keeps the appliance running smoothly and efficiently.
Emergency Help Number 2039 Listed for City Residents
City office invites residents to call 2039 for emergency help and employment aid. Mrs W E Price serves as secretary with an assistant in the City Hall basement office to receive calls and coordinate available work or relief efforts.
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City Hall
W. E. Price
Labor Head Wins Salary Dispute Oversees Labor Office
Raleigh July 24 A Labor Department pay fight ends with Frank D Grist to receive a larger share of a 63900 appropriation despite budget bureau plans. Grist claims the law and constitution grant him full authority and the power to sign salary and expense checks, supported by State Auditor Baxter Durham and sympathetic officials.
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Henry Burke
Budget Bureau
Grist
Treasurer’s and Auditor’s
Sirtc
Burke
Labor
Gwiing
Division of Standards and Inspections
Child Welfare Commission
Baxter Durham
Statistics
Gardner
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Gladys
Mike
Finnegans
Hannah
NEA Serce
N. C. Dairymen’s Association
Rose Furniture Co
Mays Landing
N. J
Unterfachtberger
Elsie Unterfachtberger
Mullica
New York
Uncle Sem
Peggy Joyce
Miss Joyce
Warsaw
A. Hame? of
Gracow
Canberra
Australia
Queensland
Victoria
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gerald A. Ritchey
Johnson Ave
Portage
Pennsylvania
Mum
J. C. Baskerwill
Ismoking' Tobacco
PE ‘Ine Berter
Libby
Foster's
LUX
LUX Toilet Soap
Alaska
Cliquot Club
Dot
D. P
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