CCC Boys Must Send Cash Home
Civilian Conservation Camp boys in North Carolina must send most of their camp wages home. Mrs. Thomas O Berry says $25 of the $30 monthly pay goes to families and workers sign an agreement before enrollment. The rule reflects a change in federal policy on relief and emergency conservation work.
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Raleigh
Civian Conservation Camp
Carolina
Thomas O'Berry
O’berry
Postal Princess Sponsor Baned For Camp Funds
The use of money from a sponsor at the Postal Princess program is prohibited as it undermines the camp’s purpose. Enrollees receiving such funds from home face discharge. Officials note campers receive clothing meals medical care and training, and past checks were kept by families for radios fishing tackle and golf gear, giving camps a pleasure campsite impression.
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Campea
Probe Irregularities Of Primary In June
Officials from the state board of elections arrived in Taylorsville to investigate alleged irregularities in the June 2 primary for the seventeenth judicial race. A hearing is set for tomorrow in Wilkesboro as J A Rousseau claims votes were cast for his opponent and for the Republican solicitor candidate. Burke headquarters in Wilkes County counters with further irregularities claims in several precincts. Col Ike T Pryor noted as a Civil War veteran who served in Texas cattle king circles.
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Taylorsville
State Board of Elections
Wilkesboro
J. A. Rousseau
Alexander County
J. Hayden Burke
John R. Jones
Burke
Wilkes County
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Lamies Shop
South Main Street
High Point
Belk-Stevens Co
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Batiste
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Sfring
Hanes’ Combina
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