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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1935

Page

5

House Defeats Beer Bill as Liquor Debate Continues

Raleigh report notes the house rejected the beer bill by 61 to 46 fueling doubt it will pass the senate. supporters warn the measure could still advance if opposition wavers and political speeches influence party coalitions amid liquor legality and retail licensing questions.

Raleigh Hill Liquor Stores House Senate A. Jonas Lincoln Ream Dem Jones Biican United Days Dale Burgess United Drys

Beer Bill Split Reflects County Votes in Assembly Debate

Lawmakers clash over stronger beer and liquor legalization with reps like Bowie and Johnson citing county repeal votes from 1933. Some argue 1933 national repeal governs state sentiment, while others insist it was only a federal referendum. If the view persists, passage of the Hill bill or any prohibition modification is unlikely.

Jonas Tom C. Bowie Ashe House Vann Hertford Pender Robert Grady Johnson

Telegram flood from educators urges higher school funding

Lawmakers in Raleigh and Guilford representatives received a deluge of telegrams and messages from High Point and across the state urging the joint appropriations committee to back Clyde Erwin’s proposed 22 million dollar annual school appropriation for 1935-37. The joint panel recommended 20.7 million for 1935-36 and 21 million for 1936-37, a roughly 26 percent boost in teacher pay starting next school year.

Raleigh High Point Friends of Public Education Joint Appropriations Committee Clyde Erwin Guilford Rupert T. Pickens House Appropriations Committee Urgence Erwin Joint Committee

Ford predicts higher wages due to superior management

Henry Ford writes to AFL vice president Matthew Woll that wages will rise beyond prior peaks, driven by experienced, farsighted management. He argues absentee ownership taxes profits and hampers care, while higher wages can lower costs through improved efficiency. notes aviation beacon upgrades improving light reach.

New York Henry Ford Matthew Woll American Federation of Labor Woll Ford

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