Forty-five Districts Ask Commission Not To Change Boundaries
Forty-five of North Carolina's 92 established special school districts filed notices asking to retain their current boundaries for a year. The state school commission will meet to set boundaries for school administrative units under 1933 law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
General Assembly
Burlington
Washington
Morganton
Shelby
Lexington
Durham
Winston-Salem
Chapel Hill
Mount Airy
North
Lenoir
Hickory
Kings Mountain
Tarboro
Hendersonville
Lumberton
Spencer
Gastonia
Granite Falls
Pelham
Edenton
Thomasville
Oxford
Mocksville
Cherryville
Canton
Scotland Neck
Mooresville
Reamer Spring Hope
Asheboro
N. Ete Oy
Lonreherer
Bessemer
Andrews
Murphy
Fayetteville
Aberdeen
Franklinton
Greensboro
Charlotte
Elizabeth City
Greenville
East Spencer
Gibson
Nine North Carolina Middies To Graduate Today
ANNAPOLIS Md June 1 Nine midshipmen in the class of the United States Naval academy are from North Carolina. They are Hayden L Leon of Charlotte Thomas H Ward of Raleigh Theodore C Turnage Jr of Farmville Christopher B Barker Jr of New Bern William A Hunt Jr of Henderson Paul B Duke of Carthage James B Grady of Clinton R E Styles of Asheville and E C Schneider of Beaufort.
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Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
North Carolina
Hayden L. Leon
Charlotte
Thomas H. Ward
Raleigh
Theodore C. Turnage, Jr
Farmville
Christopher 8. Barker, Jr
New Bern
William A. Hunt, Jr
Henderson
Paul B. Duke
Carthage
James B. Grady
Clinton
R. E. Styles
Asheville
E. C. Schneider
Beaufort
Loray Mill to Hire Hundreds as Operations Run Full Schedule
J A Baugh general manager of the Loray plant of the Manville Jenckes company says the mill has operated full schedule for weeks and plans to hire from 400 to 400 more operatives as fast as possible.
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Gastonia
J.A. Baugh
Loray
Manville-Jenckes Company
Police Close In On Convicts Near Siloam Springs
Police in Siloam Springs Arkansas chase a group believed to be Kansas State prison inmates fleeing after the warden kidnapping. A stolen car with bullet marks was found five miles north and another with Kansas plates was located near town. Chief La Follette fought a running gun battle as officers tracked suspects along Spavinaw creek.
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Siloah Springs
Ark
Kansas State
Bob la Follette
Here
Kansas
la Follette
Spavinaw Creek
Youths Held in Officer's Death in North Wilkesboro
North Wilkesboro police officer James Grayson died from gunshot wounds after confronting two suspects, Glenn Walsh and a companion, who were drinking in a feand. Deputy Silas Reynolds charged Walsh with murder. Walsh denied the charge.
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North Wilkesboro
James Grayson
Glenn Walsh
Summit
Silas Reynolds
Walsh
Grayson
Reynolds
Anniston Mills Plan Reopen After Walkout Protest
The American Net and Twine mills in Anniston Alabama announced reopening today returning 400 workers to service after a two week shutdown caused by a protest over an efficiency system. Officials and workers had held multiple conferences.
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Anniston
Ala
American Net
President Roosevelt Urges Naval Cadets to Befriend Countrymen
At Annapolis June 1 4 Roosevelt told the Naval Academy graduating class to cultivate friendships beyond their own profession and with the general public for the country’s sake. He praised the Navy and recalled his earlier visit, urging the new officers to unite with everyday Americans and avoid becoming an isolated clique.
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Annapolis
Roosevelt
Naval Academy
States Navy
Havy
Veche
Hip Alk
Atf
Unemployed New York Women Get Experimental Camps
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Frances Perkins announce experimental camps for unemployed women in New York funded by federal relief. At Bear Mountain 300 women will stay at six dollars weekly, with vocational training and recreation. A second camp for 150 is planned nearby.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
New York State
Federal Fund For Emergency Relief
New York
J Aving
Mss Perkins
Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss Perkins
Jelke and Wife Denied Divorces in Rhode Island
Newport Rhode Island June 1 Judge Charles A Walsh ruled F Frazier Jelke and his wife Eugenia Woodward Jelke both guilty of extreme cruelty and thus neither may obtain a divorce under Rhode Island law. The court cleared Mrs Jelke of charges of infidelity amid a two week case, noting Jelke’s infatuation but not proving reciprocity. Jelke was described as unhappy with domestic life and as having alleged assaults against Mrs Jelke.
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Newport
R. I
F. Frazier Jelke
Charles A. Walsh
Rhode Island
Eugenia Woodward Jelke
Jelke
Etthte
U S Economic Envoys Sail to London Conference
American delegates proceed aboard the President Roosevelt toward the London Economic Conference. Cordell Hull leads the delegation aboard with aims for gentle agreements on gold conservation and policy coordination.
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Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
United States
London
England
New York
S.S
Key Pittman
Nevada
Sam McReynolds
Tennessee
Long Lost Russell Sherwood Denies Walker Safe Box Ownership
The New York American reports that Russell Sherwood, the mysterious figure linked to Walker’s wealth, has returned with his wife and denies ever holding the Walker safe deposit box. He reportedly fears investigator Seabury and declined to reveal his exact location amid renewed suspicions.
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Russell Sherwood
Walker
New York
The
New York American
Et Sherwood
Loon 4
Sherwood
New Jersey
Sam Sherwood
Samuel Seabury
Japanese Take Two New Tasks
Japanese leaders, after a five month North China offensive, seize a brief truce and begin new aims. The armistice frees most of about 50,000 invaders for actions against Chinese bandits in Manchuria and for a planned campaign to seize further territory including Kal.
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A. P
Tientsin
China
Manchuria
Short Talks on Advertising Costs and Pricing
A discussion on whether advertising raises prices cites a Harvard survey showing car ads account for about 3 to 12 percent of a car’s price, food ads about 1 to 2 percent of wholesale cost, and department stores about 2 percent of sales. The piece argues advertising is essential for market visibility and does not overly inflate consumer prices.
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Bureau of Business Research
Harvard University
Rainey Explains Tariff Measure in Washington
Speaker Rainey outlined a draft tariff bill giving the President power to negotiate and launch reciprocal tariffs without Senate approval. The plan would let treaties take effect by proclamation and last unless rejected by the Senate, with a limited period for Senate action. He compared it to reorganization authority of the chief executive.
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Washington
Rainey
Senate
Army transport plane crash near Hamlet Rockingham airport
An army transport plane from Popefield to Langley field crashed at the Hamlet Rockingham airport near noon. Five enlisted men and the pilot were shaken up but not seriously injured.
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Mamlet
Popefield
Langley Field
Rockingham
New Morgan Client List Shocks Senate Probers
J P Morgan and Co presented a new client list to Senate investigators naming Owen Roberts and W W Atterbury among buyers of United Corporation Morgan utilities stock in 1929. The disclosure followed earlier testimonies and noted total paper profits near two million dollars across clients.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan and Company
Senate
Owen J. Roberts
Associated Justice
The
Supreme Court
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roberts
United Corporation
Morgan Utilities Stock Holding Company
Drexel & Company
Morgan
Pennsylvania State Supreme Court
John W. Kephart
William C. Shaffer
Gifford Pinchot
Pepper
R-Pa
Atterbury
J. P. Morgan
Ferdinando Pecora
Leonard Keyes
John W. Davis
Glass
b-Va
Keyes
House of Morgan
Bloody Walking Stick Lone Clue in College Slaying
In Spartanburg South Carolina authorities seek the bloodied walking stick and a pistol thought to be linked to the brutal slaying of Thelma Martin and shooting of Madison Stone at a business college. After three days investigators press for clues to solve the case.
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Spartanburg
8. C
Thelma Martin
Madison Stone
Stone
Roosevelt seeks Republican for London trip
Beverly Hills May 31 Roosevelt for six weeks sought a Republican to join the economic conference and travel to London. He located Senator Jim Cou veens of Detroit who only agreed to write the name to secure the trip. He remarks bribery is needed to recruit a Republican today.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Roosevelt
London
Jim Couveens
Detroit
Newspapers' Part In Present Low Mood Fight Extolled
Louis Wiley of the New York Times praised newspapers for guiding the public through the crisis. He warned that without press reports on Washington developments the nation would have faced chaos and noted the contrast with Germany under Nazi control.
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New York
Louis Wiley
New York Times
Chamber of Commerce
State of
Washington
Roosevelt
Nora
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