Revenue Department to Cut Five Posts July 1
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports a further shake up in the Revenue Department as the reorganization continues. Five employees including C Stedman Thompson and Dan W Terry are slated for dismissal to reduce costs and improve efficiency, with notices already given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Department of Revenue
of Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
M. C. 8. Noble, Jr
Revenue Department
C. Stedman Thompson
Revenue
State Board of Assessment
Thompson
Morehead City
Dan W. Terry
Terry
John Dorsett
Dorsett
Siler City
R. A. Hoyle
Shelby
Stancil Woolard
Rockymount
Maxwell
Noble
Floating buoy hose nozzle aids firefighting beneath wharves
Inventor details a vertical hose nozzle mounted on a floating buoy that can be guided by a long handle to reach fires beneath wharves, enabling straighter access for firemen.
Schedule B Taxes Due By June 30th
State privilege license taxes and Schedule B taxes must be paid by Saturday. A 5 percent penalty applies after the date. Deputy collector Lynn McIver Jr. will be at West Washington Street office all day Friday and Saturday until 1 p.m. to receive taxes from professionals, filling stations, garages, tobacco vendors, and soft drink sellers. Sales taxes will also be collected on both days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn McIver, Jr
State Department of Revenue
Melver
West Washington Street
Mendenhall Named National Real Estate Tax Committee Member
E E Mendenhall Jr of the city received notice of appointment to the National Committee of the National Association of Real Estate Boards on taxation. North Carolina has five members, including W G Adams Asheville and George P Geoghegan Greensboro, with aims to curb local taxes and broaden tax bases. The 300 member panel from 42 states seeks constitutional limits on local property taxes and related reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Mendenhall, Jr
National Association of Real Estate Boards
North Carolina
Mendenhall
W. G. Adams
Asheville
Noble
Winston-Salem
EB. C. Griffith
Charlotte
George P. Geoghegan
Greensboro
Geoghegan
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards
National Committee
Adam Scants
Andorra Called World’s Oldest Republic in Pyrenees
The tiny nation of Andorra covers 175 square miles and has about 6000 residents. Nestled in the Pyrenees between France and Spain this principality is cited as the world’s oldest republic.
Expedition to cross Asia by car from Syria to China
A fleet of automobiles is fitted with spring beds shower baths and radio sets for an expedition planning a route from Syria through Persia and Pamir to China and back via India.
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Asia
Syria
Persia
Pamir
China
India
Simple Coiffures For Blondes This Summer
The article urges blondes to favor simple hairstyles with neat buns or small curls, avoiding excess waves. It notes health and shine as key, advises more frequent shampooing in dusty summer, and suggests visiting a hairdresser initially to learn easy upkeep for town or country occasions.
Sloan Praises Textile Code and Cautions on Pitfalls
George A. Sloan chairman of the Cotton Textile Code Authority reviews the first year under NRA code in the cotton textile industry. He praises General Johnson, notes gains for workers, warns of financial reversal, and outlines six recommendations for code authorities and government to ensure sound recovery and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
George A. Sloan
Cotton-Textile Code Authority
NRA
Cotton Textile Institute
Cotton Textile Code Authority
Consumers Industries Committee
Asso. Press
Washington
Cotton Textile
National Industrial Recovery Act
General Johnson
Confession Theories Plague Oklahoma Slayings Case
Pittsburgh county investigators grapple with tangled evidence in the highway workers killings near Canadian Oklahoma. Eight people are in custody. Bun Riley accuses Bill Moore and George Baker, who deny the claim. a note found near the bodies complicates the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Okla
Pittsburgh
Bob Lackey
W. J. Counts
Bun Riley
Bill Moore
George Baker
William Gann
Homer Bea
Riley
Lackey
Counts
Baker
Soner
Potato Growers in North Carolina Earn About 43000
North Carolina potato growers have collected about 43000 from Emergency Relief Administration purchases. Officials say 169 car loads are bought and 300 to 400 more carloads will be purchased, with demand for higher prices noted by Gov. Ehringhaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Emergency Relief Administration
North Carolina
Ehringhaus
Local Honoring Socials and Visits in Deep River
Miss Faye Jones hosted a Maen shower for Mrs. Lydile Davis formerly Miss Clara Lowe. Mrs. Davie received gifts and a social hour followed. The Deep River Philathea class met for a business session with Mrs. R. F. Thornton and a social hour. Several local residents and relatives visited or dined with neighbors, including Miss Margaret Parrish returning home from hospital, and visitors from Salisbury, Greensboro, Climax, and Siler City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Jones
Lydile Davis
Clara Lowe
Davie
Deep River Philathea
R. F. Thornton
Prince of Wales Creates New Talk for Matchmaking
London observers discuss fresh chatter about the Prince of Wales possibly marrying. At 40, he attended a dinner for Princess Juliana of Holland, who is 26, amid earlier rumors linking each to various royal matches and denials from others involved.
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London
Prince of Wales
Wales
Juliana of
Holland
Juliana
Bertil
Sweden
Wilhelmina
University of Layden
Gill Holds Names In Parole Racket
Parole Commissioner Edwin M. Gill said he has a list of attorneys and prisoners for review in connection with a North Carolina parole racket investigation. The list was supplied by L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill
Raleigh
Edwin M. Gill
North Carolina
Planting by Moon Dates End Fifthteen Year Series
Editor notes this final moon planting installment with dated windows for beets carrots radishes turnips onions and rutabagas in late June to late July. It lists exact times June 27 28 30 July 2 5 6 7 10 11 12 17 18 19 20 24 25 and mentions Irish potatoes and various vegetables including kohl rabi spinach and lettuce.
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Hook
Tne
Enterprise
Chas. R. Hook
Lexington Ave
City
Soap and water remain essential in daily beauty routine
The article urges regular use of soap with water for all skin types and explains a nightly cleansing sequence. It advises lathering bland soap, washing with cloth or brush, rinsing with warm then cold water, drying, applying cleansing cream, tissue removal, and a skin tonic with optional astringent or tissue cream based on skin texture. Morning routine mirrors the steps, skipping tissue cream when rushed.
Hickory Chosen as Host for Next Vets Gathering
Hubert Lyerly of Hickory is named new commander of the United Spanish War Veterans of North Carolina. The 12th annual encampment selected Hickory as next year’s host town. Harry Page of Lincolnton becomes quartermaster and Gordon Wilfong of Hickory adjutant. The group opposes moving regional HQ from Charlotte amid word of a possible Oteen hospital office shift. Edith Price of Charlotte elected women’s auxiliary president. L. L. Merchant of Asheville and Robert Haney of Durham named senior and junior vice commanders.
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Fayetteville
Hubert Lyerly
Hickory
United Spanish War Veterans of
Veterans
Charlotte
Washington
Oteen Hospital
Asheville
Edith Price
Women's Auxiliary
L. L. Merchant
Robert Haney
Durham
Runaway Mule Drag Teenager Near Denton
A mule with a temper dragged 14 year old J R Snider Sr son of Mr and Mrs J R Snider of Randolph county nearly half a mile after the boy fell from the animal near Riley store six miles from Denton. He was treated at Burrus Memorial hospital for a broken arm bruises and severe burns.
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J. R. Snider
James R. Snider
Randolph County
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Riley
Denton
Snider
Phang Minn
Poe
Will Hold Service Early Tonight At First M P Church
The mid week prayer service at First Methodist Protestant church starts at 7 45 pm instead of 8 and lasts about 20 minutes. Rev R I Farmer leads and speaks on Waiting With God. A fellowship program by church committees welcomes all. The shorter service allows attendance at High Point college Leadership Training School evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant
High Point College
Leadership Training School
R. I. Farmer
God
Western cattle to arrive next week in relief drive
North Carolina will receive about 75 000 head of beef cattle from the drought area of the west. State relief administrator Mrs Thomas O Berry said pasturage is available for 43 000 cattle and after fattening the cattle will be distributed to relief families in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Thomas O'Berry
Child Play Aids Deep Breathing Training
Letting a child run about and play until slightly out of breath is praised as excellent training for deep breathing, with caveat only if there is any constitutional weakness.
Free Billboard Space Is Unfair Trade Practice
A code interpretation by William P. Farnsworth declares free billboard space, posters, or panels as inducement in business violates the Outdoor Advertising Trade codes. The ruling, sought by the NRA, bans free space unless in contracts and allows only a proportional extra-panel tolerance to cover service disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Farnsworth
Code Authority of the Trade
NRA
Hiw
Ttig
I. W. A. To Sponsor Meeting Thursday
The Industrial Workers Association will sponsor a mass meeting of all I. W. A. members and other workers at the senior high school auditorium Thursday night at 7 o clock. There will be speakers from outside the union, special music, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Industrial Workers Association
Gether
Stanback Balanced Prescription Relief Ad
Stanback promises speedy soothing relief for headaches nerve upset and neuralgia with a balanced prescription. It claims quick relief from periodic muscular pains and offers two elsses near you for purchase at local ads.
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Anback
Stanback
Ady
North Carolina Bar Leaders Silent on Controversial List
M. Bailey, president of the North Carolina state bar, and Gill declined to comment on the disputed list, leaving questions about its origins and purpose unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bailey
North Carolina
Bailey
Gill
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J. C. Baskervill
E. E. Mendenhall I
National Real Estate Taxation Committee
North Main
Alicia Hart
Sloan
N. C
Deep River News
Margaret Parrish
Walter Murphy
Elizabeth of Salisbury
Clarence Thornton
M. C. Borum
Donia Smith
8. L. Davis
Willie Ingold
Mabel
Myrtle
Roxie Coble
Mary
Climax
M. A. Wood
Bill Dillon
Ed Coley
Burrus Jones
Jackie Ray
Marvin Wood
Elaine Goodson of
Salisbury
Huok
Akicia Hart
Alicia Hartner
First M
Rose Marie Dress Shop
P. K
Rose Marie
South Main
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