Salary rise cut as Bridges advises change
Raleigh June 3 AP Secretary Bridges of the state salary and wage commission suggested to Assistant State Highway Commissioner Witherspoon that the 48000 annual salary increase proposed for highway employees be cut in half. He noted the commission could revise or lower the scale under 1925 acts if officials push raises without commission approval.
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Sir Walter Hotel
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H. M. Honeycutt
Identification Bureau
Will Taylor
Governor May Reassemble Salary Commission Authority
The governor may reassemble the salary commission to reconsider and readjust salaries and wages. A report approved by the governor becomes the new salary schedule until changed again. The commission cites this section as its authority today.
CANDIDATES TAKEN INTO SANCTORUM IN GREENSBORO
The Mama sanctorum of Danville Virginia, open only to third degree Odd Fellows, held a spring ceremonial in Neeses hall Greensboro with several hundred attending. A strong class of candidates was initiated and organizers plan to establish a Greensboro sanctorum soon.
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Greensboro
Mama Sanctorum
Danville
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Neese’s
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Samaritans
National Organization of Odd Fellows
Condition of Officer Unimproved in Salisbury Shooting
Deputy Sheriff L. T. Yarborough remains in critical condition after being shot in the neck by an unknown assailant. He is paralyzed from the shoulders down as investigators pursue a suspect near the Yadkin River, with one man in custody and others still at large. a manhunt continues along the river banks.
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Yadkin River
City bans dropping of circulars from planes in town
Greensboro officials warned that advertising drops from Pitcairn planes at the airport violate the city littering ordinance. Police watched for about an hour as the plane repeatedly flew over the city dropping dodger packages.
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Greensboro
Pitcairn Company
Alumni Board seeks successor to Grant in University of North Carolina
At Chapel Hill June 3 the General Alumni Association debates a successor to retiring Executive Secretary Daniel L. Grant. A noms committee has lined up candidates including T Wingate Andrews and Luther Hodges with a Board vote set for 5:30 pm after an open meeting at Gerrard Hall. Strong interest centers on the open Board discussion and potential early election by the directors.
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General Alumni Association of the University
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J. W. Umstead
Arthur Spaugh
George Watts Hill
R. B. House
Alfred M. Seales
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High Point
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Leaksville-Spray
North Carolina
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Greensboro Daily News
Lee H. Edwards
Ashevine
Fred Morrison
State Department of Education
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Greensboro
Claude Currie
Troy
Ray Armstrong
Wilson
Henry P. Foust
Marion Fowler
Durham
Francis Clarkson
Charlotte
Claiborne Royall
Goldsboro
James Y. Kerr
Warrenton
Marion Saunders
Georgia Tech
Knox Massey
Bill Gwynn
Leaksville
Bloodhounds Used to Track Attacker in Rutherfordton
Bloodhounds were called in to track an unidentified white man who attacked a young girl near a factory in Rutherfordton. The assailant choked her into unconsciousness, struck her with a rock, then fled. A posse led by Sheriff W C Hardin and Chief R L Houser hunted for the suspect overnight.
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W. C. Hardin
Rutherford County
R. L. Houser
Ants Do $1,000 Damage To Durham School
Durham June 3 AP A white ant invasion at Bethesda Consolidated School in Durham County causes about $1,000 worth of damage to woodwork floors and wainscoting. Superintendent Luther Harbour notes nearly all wood is chewed and will need replacement. Several Durham homes have also suffered insect-related repairs.
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Bethesda Consolidated School
Durham County
Luther H. Harbour
Harbour
Edith Accepts Him After Father Admonition
An irate parent questions a daughter's guest at the stairs. Edith replies that the young man has gone home and she has just accepted him, signaling a resolved consent in a domestic scene.
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Papa
American coal merchant dies in Guadalajara clash
Despatches from Guadalajara report Arthur Brewer an American coal merchant died from pistol shots fired Wednesday by Javair Diaz in a business quarrel. Diaz escaped and police launched a search in Mexico City on June 3.
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Arthur Brewer
Javair Diaz
Diaz
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