Community Notes From Deep River Church and Local Visits
Deep River church youth class met at the Jordan home for monthly business and coffee and banana pudding followed by a Philathea class meeting with Mrs. Franklyn Briggs. Visitors include Mrs. Evelyn Goodson and children from Galisburg. Mrs. Bill Kelley of Raleigh stayed with her parents W. F. Wheeler. Several locals attended events and visits from White Lake to Raleigh, with extended stays and weekend trips noted among Wooster Horney L. V. Smith Pauline Thornton Billy Wilson Macy Rorens and area families.
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Ney Evans
Otteray Drive
Geice
New York City
Little Switzerland
Evans
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Marguerite Murray
Anna Tomlinson
Pauline Douglas
Eleanor Pow
Betty Lou Jackson
Kitty Ann
Mary Sue Briggs
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R. T. Jordan
Trotsky Rumor Of Moscow Ambassadorship Rejected
Reports from France and Spain that exiled Communist leader Leon Trotsky might return to Russia as Spain's ambassador were officially dismissed as ridiculous. The agencies noted the claim was unverified and not reflective of current Soviet policy.
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Moscow
France
Spain
Leon Trotsky
Russia
Jefferson Standard reports best six months in history
The Jefferson Standard Life Insurance board announced six months of 1933 as the best in the company’s history with a semi annual dividend of $3 per share. President Julian Price highlighted capital and surplus of about $3.9 million including special funds and noted assets of $55.15 million and $309.28 million in insurance in force. Joseph M. Bryan named secretary succeeding Emry C. Green, Julius C. Smith elected director. The firm operates in 23 states plus DC and Puerto Rico with over 60 field offices and more than 500 employees in North Carolina.
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Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Julian Price
Joseph M. Bryan
Emry C. Green
Pilot Life Insurance Company
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Jefferson Standard
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Price
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Jefferson Standard Life Insurance
Congress Allocates 10000 For Cloud Seeding Rain Effort
The legislature appropriates ten thousand dollars to bombard clouds in a gamble to bring rain, marking a notable archival entry in a 91 year old report.
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Congress
Textile Workers In Deep South Praise New Codes
In Macon Georgia thousands of cotton mill workers receive pay under the new textile code of the recovery act and praise it as a dandy idea. Workers cite 40 hour weeks and higher pay while operator W D Anderson says the program is working and industry is behind Roosevelt and the recovery plan with telegrams from coast to coast showing acceptance of higher prices.
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Georgia
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The
Bible Manufacturing Company
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Roosevelt
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Pacific
Public Works Boards To Recommend Maximum Jobs
Washington July 28 federal administrator Ickes announces swift action to favor public works projects that create the most jobs. 448 state advisory boards are to review proposals and weed out unmeritorious applications, with state members meeting to organize, then submit to regional administrators and national headquarters. North Carolina panel includes Dr Herman G Bailey John DeVane and Frank Page. South Carolina board comprises L P Slattery B R Maybank and T B Pearce.
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Charleston
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Columbia
Reemployment Service Aims To Reach All Unemployed
Enterprise Bureau reports that the new Reemployment Service will list all unemployed in each county and classify by skill level from unskilled to technical. It seeks workers beyond those on relief rolls to supply contractors with ready labor, including better or different jobs for employed seekers seeking advancement.
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State Board to Meet in Raleigh on August 5 Referendum Planning
The state board of elections will meet in Raleigh on August 5 to arrange for the referendum on repeal scheduled for November 8.
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The
Drunken Driving Drops After Beer Legalized in NC
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh July 28 The State Highway Patrol reports declines in drunken driving arrests and drunk pedestrians since May 1 when 3.2 beer sales became legal Captain Charles D Farmer says May 69 and 52 arrests, June 62 and 31, compared with April 85 and 61 before legalization. Patrol notes beer availability reduced pre drive liquor use and led to fewer accidents and injuries.
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Secretary of Labor Visits Steel Mills To Get Information
Miss Frances Perkins arrives in Pittsburgh to inspect Homestead and Duquesne steel plants and to hear workers’ views on wages hours and the steel code provisions. She plans a public office hour in Homestead Borough hall to collect comments before Washington hearings open.
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Post to Star in Theaters in NYC to Finance Flights
Wiley Post, famed globe flier, will appear for one week at a Rockefeller Center theater to discuss his world flight record and outline future aviation plans. The Oklahoma adventurer and his avião Winnie Mae seek funds to continue his exploits after the around-the-world trip.
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Wiley Post
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Break Expected In Coast Heat Wave
San Francisco reports a hope for relief as the Pacific coast heat wave with a two day death toll of nine may ease with a forecast of somewhat cooler weather today or tomorrow. Five deaths yesterday in Southern and Central California were due to extreme temperatures reaching 116 degrees.
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Johnson Replies To Employers Wires
Washington July 28 AP reports Hugh S Johnson administrator replies to employers praising loyal cooperation in the emergency and promising complete plans and progress reports. Johnson says administration will monitor the responses and send further details as soon as possible.
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